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The House of the Binns is off the A904, 15 miles W of Edinburgh and 3 miles E of Linlithgow.

The nearest rail station is Linlithgow (3 miles).

OS Ref: NT051785
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The most notorious member of the family was General Tam Dalyell, the so-called 'Muscovy Brute', who, according to Sir Walter Scott, roasted his enemies in the Bake House oven and introduced the thumbscrew into Scotland

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Estate: all year, daily. Gates closed at 7.30pm.

House: 1 Jun to 30 Sep, Sat-Wed 2-5. Guided tours only (last tour 4.15)

Tel. 0844 493 2127

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