Where is King Solomon's Temple?

[WC1]

What has happened to the marvelous model of King Solomon's Temple that was such a popular feature of the old Library and Reading Rooms before they became the Burnet Building and the home of the Council's offices? It used to be just inside the entrance to the Reading Room, on the left, though I think it may have been moved into the entrance hall at some point. I went in to look at it this morning and it is nowhere to be seen. Does anyone know what has happened to it?

[Mr.Everready]

Did no one in the building know ?

[WC1]

Further enquiries have answered my question: it's in the masonic hall. Pity it's no longer accessible to the public.

[bill]

This will probably be of interest to you Willie.


ARGYLL AND BUTE COUNCIL
COMMUNITY SERVICES
MID ARGYLL, KINTYRE AND ISLAY
AREA COMMITTEE
4 APRIL 2007
CAMPBELTOWN MUSEUM – LOAN OF PAINTINGS/MODEL


"The Masonic Lodge has requested the loan of the Solomon’s Temple model housed in the entrance hall of the Burnet Building, for a minimum period of six months. It has been made clear that public access to the model would be granted on request."


http://www.argyll-bute.gov.uk/moderngov ... ocA.ps.pdf

[WC1]

Thanks Bill. I would never have found all that in a million years!

[lochend]

You mean to say the lovely little museum no longer exists? What a shame.Has it found another home