Our Visit to St Vigeans Museum and the ‘Nessie Stone’ Surprise!
Tucked away in a quiet Angus village, this small but remarkable museum reveals one of Scotland’s richest collections of Pictish carved stones, with over 30 stones discovered locally and dating back more than 1,000 years. From intricate crosses and mysterious symbols to rare ogham inscriptions, every piece tells a story of an ancient religious centre that once thrived here. The real surprise? A stone linked to the earliest written account of Nessie, connecting this peaceful spot to one of Scotland’s most famous legends. It’s unexpected, fascinating, and well worth a visit.
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