Stories
Objects, photographs, and documents from the camp's history — each one connected to a person.
Black Camp 21
Education: secondary, adult
The Mass Escape Plot
Education: secondary, adult
The German-Jewish Interpreter
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Comrie Schoolgirls and the Cinema Trip
Education: primary, secondary, adult
66 Cartoons by a PoW
Education: primary, secondary, adult
Further Reading
Books and major publications about Cultybraggan Camp.
Camp 21 Comrie: POWs and Post-War Stories from Cultybraggan
The story of Camp 21 from construction through the POW years to Cold War use and community ownership. Covers the Rosterg murder, the re-education programme, and life stories of individual prisoners. Available from the Cultybraggan Camp office for £16.99.
Camp 21 Cultybraggan: A History
Comrie Oral History Group
The foundational account of the camp's history, produced by the Comrie Oral History Group. Available locally for £5 or by post for £8.50 from the CDT office, Cultybraggan Camp, Comrie PH6 2AB.
Comrie Characters and Cameos (2000)
James Hardie
A collection of local memoirs and stories from Comrie. Includes first-hand recollections of the wartime camp and the arrival of prisoners from the Channel ports.
Suggestions welcome — contact the museum to recommend a title.