Andrew Carnegie Birthplace Museum
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The Andrew Carnegie Birthplace Museum offers a captivating journey through the philanthropist’s life, with interactive exhibits and fascinating collections.
The Andrew Carnegie Birthplace Museum invites visitors to explore the life of one of the greatest Scots in history. Located in Dunfermline, the museum tells the inspiring story of Andrew Carnegie, from his humble beginnings to becoming one of the wealthiest men of the 19th century.
A rich legacy in art and history
Andrew Carnegie left a huge legacy, including nearly 3000 libraries across the world, science, art and education institutions and a reputation of being the father of modern day philanthropy. Delve into his extraordinary life through fascinating collections, spanning fine art, decorative pieces, and historical documents.
Engaging for all ages
Families will enjoy interactive activities, from I-Spy games to learning Morse code. The museum is recognised for its family-friendly atmosphere.
Unique science and natural history exhibits
Discover the Carnegie family's contributions to science, including the famous Diplodocus carnegii and Carnegie-funded observatories.
Why you should go
Explore the birthplace of a steel tycoon who shaped the modern world.
Discover interactive exhibits ideal for families and children.
Uncover unique artefacts, from fine art to science and natural history collections.
Visitor information
Address
Andrew Carnegie Birthplace Museum, Moodie Street, Dunfermline, KY12 7PL
01383 724302
Opening times
The museum is closed from 15th December and will reopen Monday 23rd March 2026.
We continue to welcome visits from schools, groups and researchers, please email enquiries to info@carnegiebirthplace.com