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The Tolbooth with the Church of the Holy Rude beyond in the Old Town of Stirling

The Tolbooth with the Church of the Holy Rude beyond in the Old Town of Stirling

The Tolbooth has always been a feature of Stirling’s cultural life, it has been a court and jail (complete with death cells) and hosted a parliament in the reign of James VI. it is now an award-winning venue for music, performance and classes.

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