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Duff House, on the outskirts of Banff, has been many things during its long and turbullentr life; a stately home, an internment camp, a barracks, a hotel, a sanitorium, and an art gallery. It has been argued over, built and rebuilt, and bombed. It was the subject of a long and bitter lawsuit that left one party to the suit broken in health and spirit, and one Countess of Fife even attempted to murder her husband here.
Banff,
Grampian,
Scotland,
AB45 3SX
Attraction Type:
Museum Heritage Rating:? Location: Just off the A947/97 at the eastern edge of Banff
A converted 18th century windmill houses local geology, archaeology and history. Displays of early Christian stones and local lifestyle.
The Observatory,
Dumfries,
Dumfries and Galloway,
Scotland,
DG2 7SW
Local collections and an interesting display on Dunfermline linen weaving and damask, looms, weaving tools and patterns. Not open to the public on a daily basis; phone for an appointment.
Viewfield Terrace,
Dunfermline,
Fife,
Scotland,
KY12 7HY
Newly re-opened museum with six galleries of exhibitions that tell the story of soldiers, Scotland’s military past, battles, uniforms and more — 35,000 exhibits.
Castlehill,
Edinburgh,
Lothian,
Scotland,
EH1 2NG
Displays on rural life-farming, water milling, blacksmithing, wheelwrighting, fishing, homes and customs. Eyemouth Tapestry relates to the 1881 fishing disaster.
Auld Kirk,
Manse Road Eyemouth,
Borders,
Scotland,
TD14 5JE
Exhibition of traditional and historical Highland ways. Presentations that recount old legends given in the summer.
Fort Augustus,
Highlands,
Highlands and Islands,
Scotland,
PH32 4BD