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    • o Working looms – see the weavers at work on tartans and plaids

    With original working looms and spinning wheels, the traditional weaver’s craft comes vividly to life. Built in 1723, the weaver’s cottage houses the last of 800 handlooms once working in the village of Kilbarchan. MORE>

    Cottage: 1 Apr to 30 Sep, Fri-Tue 1-5.
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