Room is on display in the National Museum of Scotland in Edinburgh. The Dining Room is on display at the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston. Five panels of wrought iron railings from the palace grounds can be seen outside Hamilton College. The remains of the tree-lined "Great Avenue" that linked Hamilton Palace to Chatelherault hunting lodge can still be seen. These give the visitor a good indication, particularly from Chatelherault Country Park, of where the palace stood. Gallery See also Strathclyde Country Park Chatelherault Country Park Ashton Hall - Lancashire seat of the Dukes of Hamilton (1698-1853) Brodick Castle - Isle of Arran seat of the Duke of Hamilton (1510-1895) Cadzow Castle - original seat of the Hamilton family Dungavel House - seat of the Dukes of Hamilton (1919-1947) Ferne House - Wiltshire seat of the Dukes of Hamilton (1914-1951) Kinneil House - Stirlingshire seat of the Hamilton family Lennoxlove House - seat of the Duke of Hamilton References External links Hamilton Palace: A Virtual Reconstruction - a website developed by the Virtual Hamilton Palace Trust, with maps, photographs, and virtual reconstructions of the palace. Hamilton Palace entry from The DiCamillo Database of British & Irish Country Houses (archive of previous version from The DiCamillo Companion) Hamilton Palace at Gazetteer for Scotland The Rise and Fall of Hamilton Palace at National Museums Scotland Buildings and structures demolished in the 1920s Country houses in South Lanarkshire Demolished buildings and structures in Scotland Dukes of Hamilton Buildings and structures in Hamilton, South Lanarkshire History of South Lanarkshire Palaces in Scotland Scottish country houses destroyed in the 20th century