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 The
Town House has come full circle and is again a focus for Brechin's
future. In its present role as
Brechin Town House Museum, we will look forward to developing the
whole building to include an exhibitions venue and to expand the
museum displays. It will include the former jail cells, one of which
will be transformed into a Scriptorium recalling Brechin's importance
to mediaeval Scotland; the other will become a diorama depicting
the fate of the Town House's last prisoner. An exhibition room will house
a permanent exhibition of one of Brechin's most illustrious sons,
David Waterson, a painter and etcher of note from the early part
of the 20th Century, who, though much admired by his peers in Edinburgh
and London and who numbered the King of Sweden among his patrons,
chose to live and work in Brechin throughout his lifetime.
The
refurbished museum officially opened on the 30th August 2010.
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