Newhailes

Newhailes Road
Musselburgh
Lothian
EH21 6RY
0131 665 1546

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Paintings 16th-19th C
Prints and drawings
Furniture and household objects
Social history
Costume and textiles

Newhailes House (c 1686) was built for himself by James Smith, the leading Scottish architect of his time. It houses an intact set of early 18th-century Rococo interiors and fine collections of portrait and furniture. The house is set within an 18th-century designed landscape of woodland walks, open parkland, and remains of water gardens.

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