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Edinburgh & The Lothians

House of the Binns

Family portraits and furnishings from the heart of Scottish history grace the home of the Dalyells

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The House of the Binns is off the A904, 15 miles west of Edinburgh and 3 miles east of Linlithgow.
Address House of the Binns Linlithgow West Lothian EH49 7NA

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