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Halliwell's House Historic Selkirk Ironmongery Museum

Situated in one of Selkirk's oldest surviving tenements, featuring a recreation of an authentic Victorian ironmonger's shop and Common Riding relics.

Halliwell's House Historic Selkirk Ironmongery Museum

About Halliwell's House Historic Selkirk Ironmongery Museum

Heritage background, architectural provenance & visitor guide

Old Selkirk's Narrow Wynds

Tucked within a picturesque cobbled close just off Selkirk's historic Market Place, Halliwell's House occupies a 400-year-old stone building that once formed part of a narrow residential close.

The Victorian Ironmonger Shop Recreated

Visitors step into a faithful recreation of the ironmongery and hardware shop operated here in the 1800s, packed with paraffin lamps, copper kettles, and tools, alongside exhibitions documenting the historic Selkirk Common Riding.

Key Highlights & Facilities

Verified visitor amenities, accessibility, and distinctive features

Authentic 18th-Century Stone Wynd Tenement
Reconstructed Victorian Ironmonger Shop & Counters
Selkirk Common Riding Historic Banners & Relics
Flodden 1513 Memorial Exhibition
Upstairs Contemporary Art Exhibition Gallery
Picturesque Cobblestoned Courtyard Entrance

Visitor Perspectives

Verified authentic traveler observations

4.6 / 5.0
Scottish Burgh Social Historian

“Stepping off the street into the recreated Victorian ironmonger shop with all its original drawers and oil lamps is pure time travel.”

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