According to a post at
CrabsodyInBlue.com, a Scottish museum started a display this past weekend in tribute of late
AC/DC frontman
Bon Scott. Over the summer, the Kirriemuir Gateway to the Glens Museum is displaying a small exhibition in memory of
Scott. Although limited by the size of the building, the museum has on display early photographs of
Bon as a small child as well as a lot of interesting
AC/DC memorabilia that was kindly donated by
Neil McDonald.
Although the town is always more known for its connection to the author of
"Peter Pan" (
J.M. Barrie) at least over the next few summer weeks (until August 20) visitors will learn about how a town in the county of Angus in Scotland was the birthplace and home of
Bon and his family in his early years.
For more information on the Kirriemuir Gateway to the Glens Museum, click
here.
