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Friday 4 July 2008
 
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How to find us
The National Archives of Scotland (NAS) has two buildings in central Edinburgh, which are open to the public: General Register House and West Register House. In addition, the NAS has a building in the west of Edinburgh, Thomas Thomson House, which is its main repository and also houses a conservation department and offices.

Which building should I go to?

If you intend to visit the NAS, see our Search rooms page for more information on which building to go to.


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