The Town House, overlooking the High Street, is Dingwall's oldest building and currently houses Dingwall museum.

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Dingwall Town House bought 1733 and converted to the town tolbooth 1735 - 1745. Clocktower designed by John Boog added in 1773. Also used as schoolhouse and jail. 1902 - 05 dormered side wings and central balcony built. Clock tower rebuilt to existing form. 2013 - 16 clocktower masonry restored and lime harling re-introduced. Currently used as Dingwall museum.

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Location: Dingwall, Ross and Cromarty, Scotland, UK
Photo credit: © Quillpen royalty free stock / Alamy / Afripics
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