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Scotland-bound
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operators, Inbound,
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Museums & Galleries
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| Kilmartin House Trust |
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Kilmartin House is the centre for archaeology situated in Argyll, on the West Coast of Scotland. There are more than 350 ancient monuments within a six-mile radius of the village of Kilmartin, Argyll: 150 of them are prehistoric. This extraordinary concentration and diversity of monuments distinguishes the Kilmartin valley as an area of outstanding archaeological importance. |
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| Painted Scotland |
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Original Paintings in Watercolour, Pastel and Oils and Limited Edition Prints of the Scottish Landscape from the heart of the Highlands. |
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| Riverside Gallery |
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Riverside Gallery is an independent contemporary art gallery. Located in coastal town of Stonehaven, just 14 miles south of Aberdeen, we are proud to have built up a reputation throughout the country for the top-name artists who display in our gallery. |
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| Stenton Gallery |
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The gallery was established in 1980 and features mainly Scottish contemporary art and associated crafts. We are open every day (except Thursdays) from 12 to 5 pm and exhibitions change completely every three or four weeks. |
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| The Calton Gallery |
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The gallery was established in 1980 by Andrew and Sarah Whitfield when they decided that their new home would also provide a perfect setting for an art gallery. Since then, the gallery has been a feature of the Edinburgh fine art scene and is renowned for the quality and range of its stock. Paintings and sculpture are shown in an elegant domestic setting surrounded by antique furniture, on three floors of the house. |
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| The Hunterian Museum |
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It is the oldest public museum in Scotla, in which you will find a large collection of exhibition from geological stones to dinosors, from painting to zoology. |
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| The Leith Gallery |
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Many of Scotland's established artists are represented here and our reputation extends to the discovery of exciting new talents.
Paintings, sculpture, ceramics, designer silverware and jewellery
feature in the artwork we sell. |
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| The Scottish Fisheries Museum |
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The Scottish Fisheries Museum tells the story of Scottish fishing and its people from the earliest times to the present. There is a pleasant Tea room, serving home-made soup, fresh rolls and home baking, and a well-stocked Shop with a wide range of gifts and souvenirs. |
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| The Scottish Gallery |
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The Scottish Gallery is the largest and oldest private gallery in Scotland. It has exhibited the work of almost all of Scotland's late 19th century and 20th century painters of significance. Today the Gallery concentrates on 20th century and contemporary Scottish painters. |
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| The Scottish Maritime Museum |
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The three sites operated by the Scottish Maritime Museum contain the exhibitions and collections that tell the story of that great maritime tradition. |
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