Linlithgow Library offers a wide range of library and information services to people of all ages living or working in West Lothian. A comprehensive selection of fiction, non-fiction and children's books is available in a variety of formats, including talking books,...

Linlithgow Heritage Trust, a company limited by guarantee with charitable status, formed in 1991, operates the Linlithgow Story. The museum is housed in Annet House, built in 1787,a class 3 listed building , which it leases from West Lothian Council. An Executive...

The magnificent ruins of Linlithgow Palace are set in a park beside a loch.

The Museum Workshop, located in Grangemouth, is a storage facility that cares for the 30,000 objects belonging to Falkirk Council museums. Covering 1,150 square metres of floorspace, the workshop stores everything from large objects like a 1930s tramcar and heavy...

A community museum housed in the stable block of an old coaching inn. Open during library times, the museum relates the story of Blackridge’s coaching and travelling past. An exhibition on the history of the village with objects donated by local people is regularly...

Hopetoun House is the traditional residence of the Earl of Hopetoun (later the Marquess of Linlithgow). It was built in 1699 and was designed by William Bruce, and extended in 1721 by William Adam. The house is located near South Queensferry to the west of Edinburgh,...

The Museum is based at Bo'ness Road on the upper level of the Victoria Library. This small Museum, tells the story of one of Scotland's earliest planned towns, from its origins as the east terminal port of the Forth & Clyde Canal (sea-lock) to its present...

From the outside you can see that Pittencrieff House was once a private residence. In fact it was a home for nearly 300 years until Andrew Carnegie bought the grounds in 1903. Now it houses a fully accessible exhibition called "Magic of the Glen" on the ground...

Queen Margaret came here to pray over 900 years ago. Then there was only a wooded path by a stream at the bottom of the valley with a short climb up to the small cave. Now there's a tunnel with 87 steps leading deep underground.

The Park Gallery is a contemporary visual arts and crafts gallery situated in the stable block of Callendar House. Opened in 2000 after a successful Lottery bid, the exhibition programme includes cutting edge work by local, national and international artists and makers.