Museums in East Lothian

Prestongrange is a site of major importance in the story of Scotland's Industrial Revolution. Former uses have included:

• a 16th century harbour
• a 17th century glass works
• 18th & 19th century potteries
• 19th & 20th century coal mine and brick works

Remnants of these industries can still be seen and many of the structures are still intact. Examples include the rare Hoffman Kiln (built in 1937) and the Cornish Beam Engine (unique in Scotland as it is the only beam engine still on the site where it worked).

Opening hours

The museum site is open to the public all day, throughout the year.

The visitor centre and exhibitions are open between 11am and 4.30pm from April to October.

For more information about what we offer, please have a look at the tour pages and the Visiting Prestongrange page.

Admission is free

Prestongrange Industrial Heritage Museum
Morrison's Haven
Prestonpans
EH32 9RX

Tel: 0131 653 2904
Email: prestongrange@btconnect.com ]

Website: www.prestongrange.org