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Military Museum Scotland

The multi award winning Military Museum Scotland is a museum with a difference. In most museums the displays are behind glass and out of reach, but here at Military Museum Scotland, the artefacts are out on display, and many can be handled under supervision.

 

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  • Getting There
  • Disabled toilets
  • Children Welcome
  • On Public Transport Route

Offering a fascinating insight into Scotland's military past.


Currently open to the public Friday - Sunday from 10:00 - 15:00. Mondays & Thursdays are only for school or private bookings. It may also be booked for private bookings out with these times.


The museum has indoor and outdoor displays, refreshments and souvenirs are available to buy. It is wheelchair accessible and includes facilities for less abled visitors. The exhibits cover Scottish Military History from WWI to the present day. An education programme unique to Military Museum Scotland is on offer.


The museum will always continue to develop, expand and rotate displays frequently. So much so that if visiting monthly, you will always notice something new. The primary aim of Military Museum Scotland, and the newly launched Military Museum Scotland Mobile Exhibition is education and reminiscence, from primary school to old aged pensioners, everyone is catered for.


There is a Veterans Friday Club offering refreshments held at regular intervals. Join Military Museum Scotland SCIO on Facebook for more information.


Whether you visit the museum or the museum comes to you, you won't be disappointed. 

Address

Legion Hall
Linburn Centre
Wilkieston
Kirknewton
EH27 8DU

Tickets offers

  • Adults £8.00
  • Children £4.50 (Family ticket available for £21, 2 adults & 3 children)

Opening hours

Friday - Sunday: 10:00 - 15:00

This museum is reachable by Lothian Country Bus service X27. This service runs between Edinburgh and Livingston frequently - with the journey taking roughly 30 minutes.

You can also reach the museum by car, located just off the A71.

The nearest Rail Station is Kirknewton.

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