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Tolbooth Museum
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The Stonehaven Tolbooth Museum, located in the historic Tolbooth building on the harbour front, showcases the rich heritage of Stonehaven through various artefacts, including an original cell door and a unique punishment device known as the Crank. Originally established in the 16th century, the museum has evolved from its beginnings as a storehouse for Dunnottar Castle to a vital community resource since its reopening by local volunteers in 2011.
The museum highlights significant aspects of the town's history, including its role as a prison and courthouse until the late 18th century. With free admission and a commitment to preserving local history, the Stonehaven Tolbooth Museum continues to be a cherished attraction for both residents and visitors alike.
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Wow, what an amazing little gem of a place. Staff are so helpful and certainly know their stuff. Def...
A great place to visit run by guys who spent their lives on or associated with the sea and fishing ...
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