Visit this small village of Arnol, which been wonderfully preserved to give visitors a sense of rural life over the last century.
This museum takes you back to simpler times when life in a long, narrow, often damp earthen house with a thatched roof and peat-burning fire pit (with no chimney) was the norm in the Outer Hebrides.
The blackhouse at No. 42 in the small village of Arnol has been wonderfully preserved to give visitors a sense of rural life over the last century, with many of the furnishings left just as they were when the last residents moved out in the 1960s. At the visitor centre in a nearby cottage, you can learn more about how the local people once lived and why these dwellings were called blackhouses.
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