Hamilton Low Parks Museum, Independent museum in Hamilton, Scotland.
Hamilton Low Parks Museum occupies two historic buildings from different periods that sit on the former ducal estate grounds. Portland House dates to 1696 and the Palace Riding School to 1837, creating a complex that spans over a century of construction.
The institution opened in 1967 using Portland House, built originally as a residence for the secretary to the 3rd Duchess of Hamilton. The site marks the remnants of the grand Hamilton Palace era that once dominated the area.
The collection tells the story of local life through exhibits on weaving, mining, and farming practices that shaped the community. These displays show how ordinary people worked and lived in this industrial region.
The museum sits at 129 Muir Street and opens Tuesday through Saturday from 10:00 to 17:00. The building offers good accessibility with parking, lifts, and adapted facilities for all visitors.
The Cameronians Gallery houses a military collection spanning three centuries from the regiment's founding in 1689 through its final years. This display tells the long story of a single regiment that shaped local and national military history.
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