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National Trust for Scotland, Hugh Miller Museum & Birthplace Cottage
Both Miller House, a handsome Georgian-period villa, and the iconic seventeenth-century thatched birthplace cottage are closely connected with the renowned church reformer and geologist, Hugh Miller (1802–1856).
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Hugh Miller (1802–1856) 1846 or before William Bonnar (1800–1853) (probably)Hugh Miller (1802–1856) 1846 or before National Trust for Scotland, Hugh Miller Museum & Birthplace Cottage
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Sundial Carved by Hugh Miller 1997 Mike TaylorSundial Carved by Hugh Miller 1997 National Trust for Scotland, Hugh Miller Museum & Birthplace Cottage
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Hugh Miller (1802–1856) 1857 or later William Brodie (1815–1881) (after)Hugh Miller (1802–1856) 1857 or later National Trust for Scotland, Hugh Miller Museum & Birthplace Cottage
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Lydia, Hugh Miller's Wife William KayLydia, Hugh Miller's Wife National Trust for Scotland, Hugh Miller Museum & Birthplace Cottage
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Hugh Miller and Harriet BonnerHugh Miller and Harriet National Trust for Scotland, Hugh Miller Museum & Birthplace Cottage
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Cromarty Puzzle Sculpture 2000–2010 Nicholas KiddCromarty Puzzle Sculpture 2000–2010 National Trust for Scotland, Hugh Miller Museum & Birthplace Cottage -
Ammonite 2007–2008 Helen Denerley (b.1956)Ammonite 2007–2008 National Trust for Scotland, Hugh Miller Museum & Birthplace Cottage
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Hugh Miller (1802–1856) 1850–1899 unknown artistHugh Miller (1802–1856) 1850–1899 National Trust for Scotland, Hugh Miller Museum & Birthplace Cottage
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Mason's Block 20th C unknown artistMason's Block 20th C National Trust for Scotland, Hugh Miller Museum & Birthplace Cottage
