The House of the Binns is the historic home of the Dalyells, among them General Tam Dalyell who raised the Royal Scots Greys here in 1681. Parts of the present house date from the time of General Tam's father, Thomas Dalyell, an Edinburgh butter merchant. It reflects the early 17th-century transition in Scottish architecture from fortified stronghold to more spacious mansion. Important moulded plaster ceilings in four of the main rooms were added in 1630. The furniture dates mostly from the late 18th and early 19th centuries. There is also an excellent sequence of family portraits and an interesting collection of china. Woodland walk to panoramic viewpoint over Firth of Forth.
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House: June to September, Saturday - Thursday, 2.00 – 5.00pm. Pre-booked tours in May by arrangement with the property manager. Parkland: All year, daily.
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Adult £8, Concession £5, Family £20.
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Wheelchair access to ground floor.
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Off A904, 15miles west of Edinburgh.
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Kontaktinformationen
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House of Binns (NTS)
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Linlithgow
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West Lothian
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EH49 7NA
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Tel: 01506 834255
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houseofthebinns@nts.org.uk.
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