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CÙIL LODAIR

Taigh-tasgaidh

Taobh a-staigh Ionad Luchd-tadhail Chùil Lodair tha an taigh-tasgaidh againn, a fhuair barantachadh bho chionn ghoirid, gad thoirt air turas tro Ar-a-mach Seumasach 1745. Tha an taisbeanadh ag innse na sgeulachd an dà thaobh bho shealladh nan Seumasach agus bho shealladh an Riaghaltais, le nithean bhon àm rim faicinn.

Am measg nam prìomh nithean sa chruinneachadh tha Claidheamh Brodie, ball-taisbeanaidh eireachdail anns a bheil ìomhaighean mìorbhaileach de Mhedusa agus leumadairean air an dòrn aige, agus dag dìollaide (blunderbuss) tearc a chaidh a thoirt bho raon a’ bhlàir ann an Cùil Lodair le saighdear an Riaghaltais.

Tha an taigh-tasgaidh a’ cleachdadh teicneolas gus sùil as ùr a thoirt air a’ bhlàr. Tha an taigh-cluich bogaidh 360-puing againn gad chur aig cridhe ghnothaichean, agus tha am bòrd-catha le sealladh sùil an eòin a’ sealltainn dhut innleachdan agus gluasadan an latha.

Tha rudan a tha àirc-eòlaichean air lorg air an raon blàir air cothrom a thoirt dhuinn barrachd ionnsachadh mun bhlàir. Tha iad seo a’ gabhail a-steach buill muisg, bucaill agus crois feòdair brisg - tha e coltach gun do thuit seo rè a’ bhlàir.

An interior view of Culloden visitor centre, showing a corridor with information panels on the walls. The walls are made from blocks of wood that appear jumbled and out of line, with gaps between them. A very old book, open at pages showing illustrations of soldiers carrying out a range of exercises, is displayed in a lit cabinet in a museum. A weapons cabinet displays swords and muskets in the foreground, with other artefacts (including a field gun) visible in the background. Visitors read some information panels on the walls in Culloden Visitor Centre. A very long sword with a large hilt is displayed in a glass cabinet beside its scabbard. There is a written label in the bottom left-hand corner of the cabinet. The cabinet stands in the centre of a corridor with several display panels and cases.
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