An exhibition telling the story of a renovated tholtan in the South is opening tomorrow.
Rushen Heritage Trust Centre will showcase 'Rollage ny Twoaie: Renovating a Tholtan' from Tuesday October 8 until Saturday November 2.
It shows how couple Katie Newton O'Meara and Mark O'Meara transformed a ruined farmhouse and derelict barns three years ago into a home at the Sloc in Rushen.
The exhibition also features the history of the site and its former owners.
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