Visit Stonehaven's oldest building - the Earl Marischal's 16th - century storehouse which served as the County Tolbooth of Kincardineshire from 1600-1767 to discover why Episcopal priests were imprisoned here in 1748, Stonehaven's links with the sea, and local bygones. Tolbooth Museum features exhibits related to Science and Technology, Social History, Maritime and Archaeology. Key themes, people and exhibits in the museum include: Tolbooth of Kincardineshire and Episcopal priests.
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The Tolbooth Museum in Stonehaven, Scotland, offers visitors a look into the local history and the building's past as a courthouse and jail. Located near the harbor, this small museum provides an authentic experience of a 16th-century tolbooth. Visitors appreciate the well-preserved architecture and the opportunity to explore the old jail cells. The museum houses a collection of artifacts and exhibits that tell the story of Stonehaven's maritime heritage and judicial history. While some find the museum informative and atmospheric, others note that it can be a quick visit due to its compact size. The volunteer staff are often praised for their knowledge and friendliness. However, accessibility might be an issue for some visitors due to the building's historic nature and narrow staircases. Overall, the Tolbooth Museum offers an interesting glimpse into local history, but may not appeal to those seeking a more extensive museum experience.
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