Hamilton Palace was demolished during the 1920s, after its vast and exceptional collections had been dispersed in a series of sales from the 1880s onward.

The Virtual Hamilton Palace Trust has been formed to recreate the Palace in a virtual world on the Net and to reassemble as far as possible its unique collection of paintings, furniture and objets d'art through a series of research projects.

The Trust is a company limited by guarantee (Registered no SC2543452) and has charitable status (Charity No SC034592). It is registered under the Data Protection Act.

Directors:

Dr Rosalind K. Marshall (Chairman)
Professor Bruce Royan (Vice-Chairman)
Dr Godfrey H. Evans, National Museums of Scotland
George P. Mackenzie, Keeper of the Records of Scotland
Fraser Niven, Chief Executive, Lennoxlove House

Secretary & Contact:

Rosemary Colquhoun WS
81 Trinity Road
Edinburgh
EH5 3JX

tel & fax:   0131 552 8038
rwoodroffe@btinternet.com

Registered Office:

per Biggart Baillie
2 Lochrin Square
96 Fountainbridge
Edinburgh EH3 9QA

Bank:

Adam & Company
22 Charlotte Square
Edinburgh
EH2 4DF

Accountants:

Henderson Loggie
Chartered Accountants
10 Great Stuart Street
EH3 7TN

Patrons:

The Duke & Duchess of Hamilton

Sponsors:

The Trust has received sponsorship and support either directly or in the form of donations or grants from:

Adam & Company
Biggart Baillie
Byteback Systems
Dan & Jennifer Cohen
John & Susan Cruikshank
H & K Estates, Lennoxlove
Henderson Loggie, Chartered Accountants
Lyon and Turnbull
National Archives of Scotland
National Museums of Scotland
New Opportunities Fund
Royal Commission on the Ancient and Historical Monuments of Scotland
Scottish Cultural Resources Access Network

Trial Access
Trial access to this prototype site (with a temporary username and password) can  be arranged by contacting Professor Bruce Royan, Director Virtual Hamilton Palace Trust.
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