Fergusson Gallery

The Fergusson Gallery is located in Marshall Place, Perth, (See Map) opposite the South Inch and devoted to the artistic work of the Scottish colourist painter John Duncan Fergusson (1874-1961). The gallery houses the largest collection of his works in the world.

The Gallery opened in 1992, occupies an A-listed neo-classical former waterworks designed in 1832 in the style of a Roman Doric Temple by Adam Anderson (1780 - 1846), the Rector of Perth Academy. Fresh water supplying the town was pumped by steam engine from filtration beds on Moncrieffe Island. The building was nearly demolished in the 1960s, but fortunately was converted to a tourist information centre in 1972 before taking on its current purpose.

Address:	Marshall Place, Perth , Perthshire , PH2 8NU
Telephone:	+44 1738 8203;441944
Website:	Fergusson Art Gallery
Managed by:	Museums Galleries Scotland
Opening Hours:	Open all year Monday - Saturday 10am - 5 pm apart from Christmas and New Year holidays Sunday opening - between May - September 1 - 4.30pm
Admission:	Free
Parking:	Pay & display, disabled, multi-storey and on-street parking nearby.
Languages:	English
Accessibility:	For visitors with a disability our facilities include steps, ramped and lift access into the building. # Induction loops in lecture theatres. Wheelchair access to some public areas
Toilets:	Toilets for disabled
Shop:	Yes
Cafe/Restaurant:	No