A History of Flight – A Facsimile of Murals by Tom Gilfillan

A History of Flight – A Facsimile of Murals by Tom Gilfillan

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19 August - 15 October 2023

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Family-friendly

Free

Rozelle House Museum and Galleries, Rozelle Park, Monument Road, Ayr KA7 4NQ

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The Grain Exchange will host an exhibition of facsimile murals by Tom Gilfillan, taken from the main lounge of Orangefield House, Prestwick Airport. There will also be a display of photographic images from our local history collection over the International Ayr Show Festival of Flight weekend.

The Patron’s Gallery – Enter via The Courtyard | Free admission

Opening Hours
Monday – Saturday 10am – 5pm, Sunday 12noon – 5pm

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Accessible rooms

Blue badge parking

Cyclist welcome

Disabled access

Free Wi-Fi

Parking

Walkers welcome

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