The Georgian House stands in Charlotte Square, described as Robert Adam's crowning glory. The house itself was restored by the National Trust for Scotland in the early 1970s as a typical Edinburgh town house of the late 18th–early 19th century. It features fine collections of china, silver, furniture and paintings, many with a Scottish/Edinburgh provenance. Discover what life was like for the house's first owners, the Lamont family, and their household servants.