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Linlithgow Museum is ran by the Linlithgow Heritage Trust with the aim of celebrating and preserving the rich heritage of the area.
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- Children Welcome
- On Public Transport Route
- Bike Storage Available
Discover the ancient and Royal Burgh of Linlithgow - explore its rich heritage and learn about the lives of its people from royalty to ordinary folk. Birthplace of one of Scotland’s most famous royals, Mary, Queen of Scots, and future birthplace of fictional character, Scotty from the popular TV show, Star Trek – the best engineer in the galaxy!
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Antique Vintage & Collector's Fair
Queen Margaret Hall
53 Blackness Road
Linlithgow
EH49 7JA
Address
Linlithgow Museum
First Floor - Linlithgow Partnership Centre
High St
Linlithgow
EH49 7EZ
UK
Tickets offers
- Adults Free - donations welcome
- Children Free
Opening Hours
Mon - Thurs: Closed
Fri - Sat: 10am - 4pm
Sun: 1pm - 4pm
The Museum is located within The Linlithgow Partnership Centre on the High Street (opposite Burgh Halls). Head through the main entrance and up the first set of stairs to reach the museum.
Travel by Public Transport
Regular bus and train services link Linlithgow with Edinburgh and Glasgow. For
For Rail information check www.nationalrail.co.uk or www.scotrail.co.uk
Travel by Car
From M9 northbound leave at junction 3 and follow signs for Linlithgow. From M9 southbound leave at Junction 4 and follow signs on A803 for Linlithgow
From M8 leave at junction 4 and follow signs on A706 to Linlithgow
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