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National Museums of Scotland, Edinburgh

The Royal Museum , Chambers Street, Edinburgh, EH1 1JF (map)
Telephone: 0131 225 7534
Web site: www.nms.ac.uk
See also: Scotland

Background information
The National Museums of Scotland present Scotland to the world and the world to Scotland. The permanent collections are comprehensive in scope and include the decorative arts, archeology, geology, natural history, science, technology, working life and military history.


General information
Facilities: Cafe, Shop, Disabled Access, Tours, Lectures
Admission: 10.00-5.00 Monday and Wednesday to Saturday; 10.00-8.00 Tuesday; 12.00-5.00 Sunday
How to find us: Follow signs for the City Centre. Meter parking only. . Waverley Station, Edinburgh

Particularly interesting for Antiquities   Archaeology   Arms and Armour   Ceramics   Coins and Medals   Costume   Drawings and Watercolours   Geology   Jewellery   Local History   Manuscripts, Illuminated   Maps   Metalwork and Goldsmiths   Musical Instruments   Natural History   Paintings   Prints   Silver   Social History   Tapestry   Technology and Science   Textiles  


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Highlights of the Collection

Moser, G.M. 'Bute' Snuff box c. 1760


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Visitors Forum

Feel ' Aircraft' or 'Flight' should be included in the 'Particularly Interesting For' Listing .


Jim Prettyman - 2006-05-26

Feel ' Aircraft' or 'Flight' should be included in the 'Particularly Interesting For' Listing .


Jim Prettyman - 2006-05-26

Dear Sirs.

My name is Maraliz de Castro Vieira Christo, a teacher of Arts History at Universidade Federal de Juiz de Fora. I have been realizing a search to my doctorate about a historic painting and the representations of heroes. I have been studying particularly a 1893 picture where a Brazilian hero, Tiradentes, accused by a conspiration against the Portuguese metropolis, appears quartered. I need some information that maybe you may help me to obtain. I know that the Scottish hero, William Wallace ( 1267-1305) also died quartered. Id like to know if there are representations of William Wallace ( paintings, sculptures, pictures and drawings) at the moment of his execution.

Thank you very much.


Maraliz de Castro Vieira Christo - 2003-01-14

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