Art Guide Robert Burns Centre, Dumfries

Robert Burns Centre, Dumfries

Mill Road, Dumfries, DG2 7SW, (map)
Telephone: 01387 253374
Web site: www.galloway.co.uk
See also: Scotland

Background information
Award winning visitor centre telling the story of the connections between Robert Burns and the town of Dumfries. Exhibition is illuminated by many original documents and relics of the poet. Fascinating model of town of Dumfries in 1790's and haunting audio visual presentation.

General information
Facilities: Cafe, Shop, Parking, Disabled Access, Picnic Area
Admission: April to September:; 10.00-8.00 Monday to Saturday; 2.00-5.00 Sunday; October to March:; 10.00-1.00,2.00-5.00 Tuesday to Saturday; Entrance free, audio visual Ł1.20 (60p concessions)
How to find us: . Alight at Whitesands Bus Stance. Signposted. Dumfries

Particularly interesting for Biographical Memorabilia Books Local History Manuscripts, Illuminated Social History

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Visitors Forum

I also have a copy of "Robert Burns Rare Print Collection" edited by Seymour Eaton. What shall I do with it? Thanks, Margie

Margie Horsman - 2006-09-12

we have found a book titled Robert Burns rare print collection it is edited by Seymour Eaton published for private collection by R.G.Kennedy & Co. philadelphia could someone let us know where we would take this book to be looked at it is really something thanks so much lindamcdowall@hotmail.com

linda mcdowall - 2005-11-21

Hello, my grandfather recently gave me a present of Robert Burns memorabilia,it is a large book of writings ect,its very well preserved.I am looking into selling it and would appreciate very much if somone could tell me how much money the item may be worth?

Thanks.
Nicola - 2004-04-12

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