Low Parks Museum
Visit Low Parks Museum for a fascinating insight into this part of the Clyde Valley with entertaining and informative displays about the history of South Lanarkshire. The museum is based in historic buildings which were once part of the Duke of Hamilton's estate and recently underwent extensive refurbishment.
Included in the collections is the story of the Cameronian (Scottish Rifles) Regiment which disbanded in 1968. The Assembly Room with its musician's gallery perfectly captures the mood of the 18th century and provides a lovely venue for weddings, small concerts, recitals and seminars.
You can visit our mezzanine café and indulge in the finest home baking or choose from a wide range of snacks while enjoying the relaxing ambience of the museum.
Low Parks Museum has now achieved five star status with the Visitscotland grading scheme.
Please view our Low Parks Museum photo gallery and exhibitions photo gallery which displays some of the exhibitions available at Low Parks Museum (the photo galleries will open in a new window).
Our current exhibitions are: The Hamilton Story and The precious exhibition.
You can also experience our virtual tours of the museum gallery and read our Low Parks Museum wedding brochure (1.2MB PDF) (this document will open in a new window)
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Tours of the Hamilton Mausoleum can also be booked at Low Parks Museum. For more information and to find out about our opening times please go to the Low Parks Museum page.
This service is provided by Community Resources
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