Pairc Historical Society (Comunn Eachdraidh na Pairc) is the local historical society for Pairc in South Lochs, Isle of Lewis. Pairc is a community-owned estate with ten inhabited townships on the south side of Loch Erisort and along the Minch coast.
The historical society is run entirely by volunteers. Its work includes the care of records and publications relating to the history of Pairc, the organisation of talks and events, and shared management of Ravenspoint Museum, which provides a public focus for local history.

Ravenspoint Museum
Ravenspoint Museum is located in the village of Kershader and is open to visitors throughout the week. The museum holds and displays material relating to the history and everyday life of the local area.
Visitor information, opening times, access details, and directions can be found on the Museum page.
Local history of Pairc
Pairc Historical Society supports interest in the history of the townships and communities of Pairc: Habost, Kershader, Garyvard, Caversta, Cromore, Marvig, Calbost, Gravir, Orinsay, Lemreway, and the deserted settlement of Stiomreway.
More information about these communities and their history can be found in the Townships section of this site.
Find out more
Further information about the society, its background, and how to make contact can be found in the About the Society and Contact pages.
