National Museums Scotland has today announced that the National Museum of Costume at Shambellie House, near New Abbey, Dumfries is to close.

Get a healthy dose of fresh country air and take in the sights, sounds and smells as your class explores our 1950s working farm.

The Scottish Life Archive is open to everyone. It aims to collect, record and preserve documentary and illustrative evidence of Scotland's material culture and social history.

Battling robots, a giant animatronic T rex dinosaur and one of the world’s most advanced robotic limbs are just some of the attractions on show at the National Museum of Flight’s Robots Live! event at East Fortune, East Lothian on Sunday 16 June 2013.

One of the finest jewels in the Royal Collection is among the spectacular objects making their way to the National Museum of Scotland as the countdown begins to the opening of the major summer exhibition, Mary, Queen of Scots (28 June to 17 November 2013).

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The Heritage Lottery Fund has announced its support for the next phase of a Development Plan to transform the National Museum of Flight, located at East Fortune in East Lothian, with the award of a *First Round pass for a grant of £1.3 million. The £3.6 million project will see National Museums Scotland restore two nationally significant Second World War hangars and create new exhibitions within them.

The National Museum of Flight, National Museum of Rural Life and National War Museum present further opportunities for entertaining on every scale.

National Museums Scotland is delighted to announce that the Heritage Lottery Fund has confirmed a grant of £1.3 million to help fund the transformation of two hangars at the National Museum of Flight at East Fortune in East Lothian.

The date of the next Museum Lates event at the National Museum of Scotland has been announced as Friday 28 February 2014.