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Biggar & Upper Clydesdale Museum
156 High St
Biggar, ML12 6DH

Biggar Museum Trust SCIO, a registered charity in Scotland. Charity number: SC003695

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Welcome to

Biggar & Upper Clydesdale Museum

Explore 14,000 years of rural and small-town life in Upper Clydesdale. Discover the people who have lived and worked here from prehistoric times up to the mid-20th century.

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Our Mission

Biggar Museum Trust aims to collect, store, preserve and record Biggar and Upper Clydesdale’s rich archaeological, social and historic heritage. Our modern museum is Visit Scotland 5 star rated and was officially opened by The Princess Royal on 16th October 2015. We are an independent museum run by Biggar Museum Trust and are a registered charity (SC003695).

Museum Facilities

Space for Hire

An ideal & unusual space for community activities, overnights and exhibitions.

Archive access available

You are warmly welcomed to explore the Museum archive digitally or in person.

Museum Gift Shop

A delightful selection of gifts inspired by the museum’s collections.

Disabled Access

Fully accessible for disabled visitors with a designated disabled parking space and an accessible toilet.

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