March 31st 2023.
Tomorrow marks a momentous day for the House of the Binns, as it reopens its doors to the public following extensive conservation work. The National Trust for Scotland has been caring for the 17th-century country house since 1944, and this reopening is part of the charity's ten-year strategy to make 'Nature, Beauty & Heritage for Everyone' available to all.
Kathleen Dalyell, widow of Tam Dalyell, a former member of Parliament, expressed her satisfaction with the project, "It is with a great sense of satisfaction and appreciation of the continuity of life through difficult times that I see the fruits of this past year’s labours by the trust." She went on to describe the improvements made to the heating and electrical systems, along with the redecoration and re-display of the collection.
Readers can find more news and reviews on Scottish Field’s culture pages, and don't miss author Alexander McCall Smith’s column in the April issue of Scottish Field magazine. This is an exciting time for the House of the Binns, as its doors reopen and visitors can once again appreciate the beauty, nature and heritage the house offers.
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