Peterhead £20m museum and library plans unveiled
Arbuthnot House on Broad Street will be restored and extended
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Initial designs have been released for a new Aberdeenshire regional museum, which forms part of the Peterhead Cultural Project.
A library is also included as part of the proposed development, which will see Arbuthnot House in the town restored and extended.
The £20m project is being supported by the UK government’s Levelling Up Fund.
The project team said it would showcase Aberdeenshire’s extensive heritage collections and artwork.
Money for the project is coming from the UK government's Levelling Up Fund.
The public has been asked to get involved by taking part in a survey., external
Views have been sought on how communities could make use of a new outdoor space, and also what objects could be displayed in the museum.
Aberdeenshire Council will also be hosting a public engagement session at Peterhead Library on Monday 5 February.
Council leader Gillian Owen said the museum would showcase "inspiring people and amazing artefacts" from across the region.