If you are in the area, then please feel free to visit our Heritage Centre. Entry is free.

The centre is normally open every day, between April and September, from 10.00am to 4.30pm. It will reopen to visitors on 1st April 2024.

The Centre contains a series of interpretative panels that tell the story of Yetholm and the surrounding Cheviot Hills from prehistoric times to the present day. There is also a small display of artefacts. Local books are available for purchase.

The Centre is wheelchair friendly.

Yetholm Heritage centre can be found in Grafton Road, behind the High Street in Town Yetholm. See map, below. The Centre is housed in an old 'Tin Tabernacle' - there is a name-sign on the gate. Please switch off lights when you leave!

To find the Heritage Centre on Google maps click HERE.

You may also like to walk across to the church in Kirk Yetholm, where there is another display of panels and objects relating to the history of Christianity in the area. This exhibition can be found in the 'Upper Room', entry via the stairs in the tower. Unfortunately there is no disabled access. The church is normally open during daylight hours.