Dunbar Town House

The Dunbar Town House, also known as Dunbar Tolbooth, is a historic municipal building located in the High Street of Dunbar, Scotland. Completed in 1593, this Category A listed building showcases Renaissance architecture with its distinctive asymmetrical façade and semi-octagonal tower. Originally serving as a tolbooth, it housed a council chamber and prison cells, where notable witch trials took place in the 17th century. The building has undergone various renovations and now operates as a local history museum, featuring a statue of John Muir, a prominent figure in conservation. Visitors can explore its rich history and architectural significance, making it a fascinating stop for tourists and researchers alike.