The Gordon Highlanders Museum Gardens, which had fallen into disrepair since the time of Sir George Reid, were extensively redesigned and laid out as a gift to the Regiment by Dr Tom Smith in 1997. They are also testament to the hard work and commitment expended by all of the garden volunteers.

Just like the rest of the Museum, our Garden is looked after by our wonderful team of volunteers. Out there, all year round, whatever the weather, the garden is testament to their hard work and this can rightly be seen in the ‘fruits of their labours’ – A visit to the Museum is not complete without a visit to the Gardens