Cultybraggan Camp B827 Comrie United Kingdom PH6 2AB
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Forces Discount: £1 reduction on ticket price for British Forces Discount Card holders.
Cultybraggan Camp, built in 1941 to house Prisoners of War, was taken over in 1948 by the MoD and subsequently bought in 2007 by the Comrie Development Trust on behalf of the local community. It is Scotland's only preserved Second World War PoW Camp and during its years under the auspices of the MoD, generations of cadets and training corps stayed there. Many veterans remember the camp fondly and re-visit it to see the work of the Comrie Heritage Group who are progressing towards its preservation and seek to promote its value as a historic environment. The camp contains nearly 100 buildings including Hut 1, formerly the guard house, and now a small exhibition centre.
The Heritage Group conduct fantastic guided tours at Cultybraggan including the famous guard block where some of the most notorious prisioners were kept.
Were you once posted to Cultybraggan and would you like to revisit? Or perhaps one of your relatives was? Even if you did not serve at Cultybraggan, our guided tour is well worth experiencing.
Dates for tours are the first Sunday of the month from May to October, and will begin at 11am with the last tour leaving at 3pm. Refreshments are available on tour days.
Tour dates for 2017 are: 7 May, 4 June, 2 July, 6 August, 2 & 3 September and 1 October.
Costs of tours are Adults (£4); Concessions (£3) and children under 16 are free. Anybody with a British Forces Discount Card will be entitled to a further £1 reduction on the ticket price.