Scotland's most famous explorer and missionary was born here in 1813, in a single-roomed house in Shuttle Row - today a Grade A listed tenement.
It is now part of the museum that tells the story of Livingstone's explorations in Africa and is home to a wide range of his personal belongings and travel aids. Find out how he grew from a lowly factory boy to become an African explorer and a hero of the Victorian age.
The museum also gives a fascinating insight into the harsh conditions endured by industrial workers in the 19th century.
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There are 20 acres of parkland with a children's play area
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