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An escape room and costumed tours are coming to Jedburgh Castle
Jedburgh, Scotland

Historic jail to launch escape room and costumed tours

Jedburgh Castle Jail & Museum in the Scottish Borders to launch escape room and costumed tours in August 2026, funded by Museum Futures Programme.
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Jedburgh is home to a historic Carnegie Library. Jedburgh is home to a historic Carnegie Library.
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'It's done': Borders library sold to private buyer after campaign to keep it

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