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    Guided tours by arrangement through Hill of Tarvit Mansion House (Tel: 01334 653127)
    Allow one hour for a conducted tour of the Abbey.
    Maximum capacity of groups - 12
    £1 donation per person
    Coach parking â€" on street parking. Difficult turning for large coaches.
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