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| Dunbar Town House circa 1900 |
Dunbar Town House Museum
The historic Dunbar Town House was built around the end of the 16th century. After 400 years of use it is now home to an archaeology and local history centre, as well as temporary exhibitions about Dunbar and district. Find out about the town and its people, past and present, from ten thousand years ago to the present day. p>
A display of photographs of old Dunbar and its surrounding area, brought together by Dunbar and District History Society, gives a fascinating insight into the Royal Burgh's past.
Copies of local history documents are available for study, and members of the society are usually on hand to help you in your search.
High Street
Dunbar
East Lothian
Opening times:
April to October
Daily 12.30pm to 4.30pm
November to March
Saturday and Sunday 2.00pm to 4.30pm
Admission Free
Tel +44 (0)1368 863734
Access information
The temporary exhibition room and local history room are on the ground floor with level access (5cm step into local history room). The archaeology room on the first floor is currently closed to the public due to restoration work. There are no toilets.
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