With original working looms and spinning wheels, the traditional weaver’s craft comes vividly to life. Built in 1723, the weaver’s cottage houses the last of 800 handlooms once working in the village of Kilbarchan

The Watt Library was founded in 1839 to serve as a library and monument to Greenock's most famous son, James Watt. The building was designed by Sir Edward Blore ( 1787-1879) and comprised of the central portion of the current design, with the wings being added...

The Sma' Shot Cottage complex is unique in Scotland, providing visitors with the opportunity to see two distinct periods in Paisley's weaving history. From Shuttle Street you will enter the Weaver's Cottage and be transported back in time by nearly 250 years.

Paisley Museum opened in 1871. The building was designed by the well-known Glasgow architect John Honeyman and was paid for by Sir Peter Coats of the famous Coats thread manufacturing family. We house a wealth of treasures, from Ancient Egyptian artefacts to...

Finlaystone Country Estate is an established family friendly visitor attraction managed by the family of the Chief of the Clan MacMillan. The estate, with its spectacular views across the Firth of Clyde, is open all year and is situated on the A8 ten minutes west of...

The heritage and history of Winchcombe and its people, plus the police Collection of historic and modern, British and International uniforms and equipment. Local and family history information. Children's activity sheets.

The Denny Ship Model Experiment Tank was the world's first commercial example of a test tank and was the starting point for many of the firm's great innovations. The idea of a tank was first developed by William Froude who built a test tank for the Admiralty in...

Amazing colour displays during spring daffodils, wood anemones, bluebells, and the full range of flower colours from the rhododendrons and azaleas

Clydebank Museum celebrates the rich heritage of Clydebank . Artefacts, models and items from the collection illustrate the story of the people of the town. Occasional temporary exhibitions and touring exhibitions form part of the museum's programme.

The Brown Institute is home to Renfrew Community Museum, which tells the story of Renfrew, from the granting of the Burgh Charter more than 600 years ago to the modern day, through displays depicting the rich history of the area and of the people who lived there.