Linlithgow Museum
The Linlithgow Museum is situated on the Royal Burgh's historic High Street.
Annet House is close to the spot, just west of Linlithgow Cross where James Stewart, Earl of Moray, half brother to Mary Queen of Scots, was assassinated in 1570. In the museum visitors can learn about the Stewart kings who granted Linlithgow its charter as a royal burgh and who built Linlithgow Palace the birthplace of Mary Queen of Scots. The museum also tells visitors about the commoners who lived in the town which grew up round the royal palace and about the trades they practised.
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Linlithgow Museum Postcode for SatNav: EH49 7EZ
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Days Out near Linlithgow Museum
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Beecraigs Country Park (2 Miles)*
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Boness and Kinneil Railway (3 Miles)*
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House of the Binns (3 Miles)*
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Blackness Castle (4 Miles)*
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Royal Burgh of Culross (5 Miles)*
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Callendar House (6 Miles)*
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Livingston's Countryside (7 Miles)*
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Almondell & Calderwood Country Park (7 Miles)*
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Queensferry Museum (8 Miles)*
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Andrew Carnegie Birthplace Museum (8 Miles)*
Places to Visit near Linlithgow Museum
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Linlithgow (1 Mile)*
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Culross (5 Miles)*
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Pumpherston (6 Miles)*
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Livingston (6 Miles)*
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Falkirk (7 Miles)*
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Armadale (7 Miles)*
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South Queensferry (8 Miles)*
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Cramond (11 Miles)*
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Granton (14 Miles)*
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Cumbernauld (15 Miles)*
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