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    Email :  hilloftarvit@nts.org.uk
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    • - Hill of Tarvit closing date confirmed

      Conservation charity, the National Trust for Scotland has today confirmed that the Hill of Tarvit Mansion House will close to the public on Sunday 28 June.  more>

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