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    Jim Clark Motorsport Museum

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    Closed · Opens Thursday at 10am

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    This museums tells the story of Scotland’s first Formula One World Champion – one of the greatest racing drivers of all time. During a career lasting over 11 years, Jim Clark secured double Formula One World Championships, conquered the Indy 500 and won many other races around the world during the 1950s and 60s. As well as viewing many of the trophies that Jim Clark won throughout his career, we have a changing programme of exhibitions. A highlight of any visit is our changing programme of period cars associated with Jim Clark. Our interactive museum allows you to explore Jim’s incredible career in motorsport and his life beyond, and all in Duns Berwickshire, the area in which he grew up and farmed. This vibrant visitor attraction is a must for motor racing fans and everyone looking for a great day out!

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    5

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    bevmynott

    Sept 2024

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    5

    Great wee museum

    My husband is the Jim Clark fan, but I love motorsport so joined him when he visited this museum. I was on my mobility scooter, and was impressed by the accessibility of the museum, shop and toilets. The museum might be small, but it packs a punch, with lots of photographs, films, medals & trophies, and memorabilia of Jim Clark. The 3 longer films were both informative and moving. This museum is a gem and I am so glad that we visited.
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    finnberrys

    Aug 2023

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    5

    Excellent access and an interesting museum

    I planned this visit mainly for my husband's benefit, as he is into motorsports and especially F1, however, I actually really enjoyed it. Jim Clark's story is interesting and quite moving, and I particularly related to his mum and her not wanting him to race because of the dangers involved. From an accessibility perspective, this has been one of the most accessible museums we have ever visited.
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    nmcmurdo

    Oct 2019

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    5

    An easy venue to get around in a wheelchair

    There are two slopes into the museum, admittedly the longer route was less of a slope, but both manageable. The door worked automatically. The layout of the museum worked well for me in a wheelchair, with the display easy to view. Further details below
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    Disabled Access Information for Jim Clark Motorsport Museum

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    The museum is highly accessible for wheelchair users or those with specific access needs. There is free on-street parking outside the museum including two designated disabled car parking spaces. The museum entrance can be accessed without the use of steps and the front door opens and closes automatically. All the displays are located on the ground floor. There is a disabled toilet which can be easily accessed by wheelchair users. There is a full access guide which can be downloaded from the landing page of the museum website.

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    There are two on-street places outside the museum, plus further spaces along the street.
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    Toilets features at Jim Clark Motorsport Museum

    There are disabled toilets suitable for wheelchair users on the ground floor. They have grab rails and easy to use water taps.
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    Accessible services at Jim Clark Motorsport Museum

    Assistive listening system - Hearing Loop
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    For additional detailed accessibility information, please contact: jcmm@liveborders.org.uk

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    44 Newtown Street, Duns, Scottish Borders, Scotland, United Kingdom, TD11 3AU

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