Here are a (growing) selection of Scottish 'Big Names' featured in the Doors Open Days programme...
Andrew Carnegie, a weaver's son, made his fortune in the American steel industry and became the greatest benefactor of his time.
Following a major upgrade, the museum covers the life and times of the famous entrepreneur and philanthropist, Andrew Carnegie, with new displays and state-of-the-art interpretation.
Guided tours throughout the day.
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The 2010 Exhibition brings to life Mary Somerville and the ongoing legacy she gave to the sciences.
Over 30 other 'Famous People' with a strong local connection are highlighted this year confirming Burntisland as a 'hotbed' of invention and creativity.
An important addition to our "Great Scots" exhibition is Mary Somerville, celebrated 19th century Astronomer and Mathematician who spent her youth in Burntisland.
In partnership with Burntisland Heritage Trust we are featuring her life and work.
Our popular strawberry-cream-teas will be available in our cafe.
Charming intact 200 year old church in peaceful setting.
There will be exhibits in the gallery relating to Sir David Wilkie R.A. Family quiz sheets.
Please note that there is limited disabled access. Refreshments and WC in the Wilkie Memorial Hall, Pitlessie
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Exhibition and audio-visual display.
Guided tours.
Biggar Museum Trust rescued this 17th century farmhouse from its original site at Wiston. They rebuilt and refurbished it in the Burn Braes in 1975.
Here you return to the troubled century of the signing of the National Covenant and the ‘Killing Times’ when people were hunted down for worshipping in the open fields rather than attending state controlled churches.
Most of the collection can be seen at Alloa Tower, which is open daily from 1.00 - 5.00 until 31st October.