Accessibility

We aim to make sure that the collections and services of the Cromarty Courthouse Museum are accessible to as wide an audience as possible.

However, please note that our A-Listed 18th century building has steps, a steep staircase and narrow corridors. This means that access is restrictive for people with mobility issues.

We have recently installed audio soundscapes at various places in the museum to give visitors a richer experience of life in an 18th century courthouse and jail. There are QR codes on the walls next to the site of the soundscapes which link to both text summaries of the audio content for people with hearing issues. Full public transcripts are also available online, print versions are available on the museum shop.

To help navigate this website, please use the accessibility tool on the right hand side of your screen (a blue circular icon with a stcik figure inside). This will allow you to adjust the website to ensure you find our content accessible. You can change: font size, colour contrast, line height, letter spacing, scale, font, text alignment, hide images, highlight links, and highlight titles. On desktop, you can also use a reading mask, and magnify text. 

If you have any accessibility issues you’d like us to address please get in touch.