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    The Angus Folk Museum is in Glamis village, 5 miles SW of Forfar.

    Bus: Limited service from Dundee via Forfar, and Kirriemuir; Meffan Coaches services 124 & 125 (Monday to Saturday), telephone (01575) 572130 or Strathtay Buses service 20C (on Sundays), telephone (01382) 227201

    Road: Off A94
    Ordnance Survey Ref: NO385468
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