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Come and learn more about the history and future plans of the KPC and visit a range of artist studios to find out more about their work.The KPC is an…
Set within a carefully designed park landscape Kinneil House or Palace was built for James Hamilton the second Earl of Arran when he was the Protector…
The ruins of the 12th century church associated with the village of Kinneil lie just west of Kinneil House. The west gable stands full height, with…
The lighthouse is now decommissioned and in use as a private residence. Designed by David A. Stevenson, visitors will have access to the top of the…
Situated one mile from Roadside of Kinneff on the A92 and signposted from there, Kinneff Old Church retains a special place in the history of Scotland…
The Parish church of Kinneff was first consecrated in 1242, and has since undergone various alterations and renovations before entering its current…
Kinneff Old ChurchThe Parish church of Kinneff was first consecrated in 1242, and has since undergone various alterations and renovations before entering its current…
The Parish church of Kinneff was first consecrated in 1242, and has since undergone various alterations and renovations before entering its current…
Kinneff Old ChurchThe Parish church of Kinneff was first consecrated in 1242, and has since undergone various alterations and renovations before entering its current…
Jacobethan style mansion with central battlemented tower, port-cochere entrance and, within, an impressive vaulted hallway, grand stair and minstrel's…
Kinnaird CastleThe castle has been the property of the Carnegie family since its construction in the early 1400s but early records of the castle's history were lost…
The castle has been the property of the Carnegie family since its construction in the early 1400s but early records of the castle's history were lost…
Kinnaird CastleThe castle has been the property of the Carnegie family since its construction in the early 1400s but early records of the castle’s history were lost…
Home to the Carnegie family, Earls of Southesk since 1401, Kinnaird Castle has evolved from a simple keep to a large Victorian castle and has a large…
Walled burial ground containing ruins of Kinloss Abbey.Surviving fragments of Abbey, dating from 13th to 16th centuries include portions of south…
The building commands a fine position at the west end of Peebles with magnificent views. The school benefits from a modern design with good natural…
Be uplifted and inspired by the beauty and peace of this majestic Leiper building. View the exquisite windows, listen to fine organ music, and hear…
You will be given a warm welcome to this old village church, which dates from 1631. Come to enjoy short organ recitals or ask to hear your favourite…
A church has stood on this site since 1126 when Robert, Archbishop of St Andrews, granted the land to the Abbey of Dunfermline. The original building,…
The King's Theatre was built in 1905 by Edinburgh builder, William Stewart Cruikshank. Andrew Carnegie laid the foundation stone and the Theatre was…
One of Scotland�s most historic and significant theatres, designed by prolific theatre architect Frank Matcham. With many original features intact,…
King's TheatreBeloved traditional and beautifully preserved, King's Theatre and bar hosts mainstream touring plays, NTS productions, ballet and pantomime.…
Beloved traditional and beautifully preserved, King's Theatre and bar hosts mainstream touring plays, NTS productions, ballet and pantomime.…
The Old Town House, built in 1788 has been used for a number of purposes throughout the years, from its original purpose as the administrative centre…
Since its establishment in 1920, the King's Buildings campus has experienced vast transformation. Find examples of architectural developments across…
The King James Library was founded in 1612 with the patronage of James VI & I. The Library is in the north range of St Mary's College quadrangle,…
Founded in 1612 by James VI I, the King James Library is one of the jewels in the University's crown. The building itself was completed in 1643.
King James Library University of St AndrewsFounded in 1612 by James VI I, the King James Library is one of the jewels in the University's crown. The building itself was completed in 1643.
Founded in 1612 by James VI I, the King James Library is one of the jewels in the University's crown. The building itself was completed in 1643.
King James LibraryOnce the private home of the Keir, and later, Balfour families, the beautiful early 19th century house of Kindrogan is set in wooded grounds on the…
Attractive small Episcopal church in the middle of Royal Deeside; built in 1866, this was probably the last building designed by William Ramage. Nave…
The Mother Lodge was founded in Kilwinning c. 1140. Present building consecrated 1893. Masonic and other artefacts, some dating back to the early 17th…
The first Church of Scotland church built in the new millennium and dedicated in March 2001. Designed by James F Stephen, the building has a…
Formerly the Abbey Church by John Swan, 1774, on the site of its 16th century predecessor which was located in the ruins of Kilwinning Abbey founded…
Designed by David Hamilton, completed 1816, and built on the foundations of the NW tower of the 12th century Tironensian Abbey. Staffed by volunteers…
Located to the north-east of Kirkintilloch, Kilsyth Community Fire Station also provides fire cover to the villages of Banton, Kelvinhead and…
Built to discourage grave robbers, watchtowers were once a feature of many graveyards. This is a rare survivor.
Kilsyth Burns and Old Parish Churches have a rich and interesting history leading to the unification of the Old Parish Church and Burns Parish Church…
Kilquhanity House became Scotland’s only ‘free school’ in 1940 and is still the mainspring of child- centred ‘free…
Built in 1797-8 and altered in 1882 (Andrew Maitland & Sons) and 1903 (John Robertson). Earlier church dated 1616 remains as burial vault and tower.…
Courtroom used by Town Council reached up stone steps, over vaulted basement jail. Jougs for offenders.
New for this year, the Kilmaronock Millennium Hall will be showing displays of local heritage, the story of the building and of Brigadier Alastair…
Built to replace an earlier medieval church. A Georgian kirk in rust-red stone with classical features. Memorial wall plaques give details of clergy…
The Club is a private members club known locally as The Gentleman's Club, and mainly on the first floor. It has been in existence since 1884, and…
Modern red sandstone court complex completed 1987. Two large jury courts, three small non-jury courts, sheriffs' chambers, witness and jury rooms,…
Landmark building standing on former Moot Hill. Category B listed, opened 1825. Chancel added 1910 and beautiful War memorial window 1919. Former…
Kilmarnock's oldest church building, built 1732 of local stone by the Hunter Brothers to a design adapted from St Martin in the Fields, London.…
Category A Listed, recently the subject of major renovation.Body of the Church by Robert Johnstone, 1802. Enlarged 1831 with later 19th century…
Kilmarnock War Memorial was designed by James Miller and opened in 1927. Its walls are covered with the names of local men who fell in the two World…
The UKs first dedicated centre for genealogical research housing registration services, family history research room and some archives under one roof.…
Thomas Smellie, 1906-7, Free Gothic in red sandstone on impressive site. Carillon of bells, 1950, Norman and Beard organ. Stained glass by Stephan…
Built as bonded warehouse 1895-97, extended 1898 and 1907. This four-storey,multi-bay, French Renaissance style brick and slate, category B listed…
Gothic church by James Wallace, 1865, with porch and magnificent chancel designed by Sir George Gilbert Scott, 1856. Chancel contains unique…
Drop in to view the exhibition of Dean Castle collections of armour and musical instruments at the Dick Institute and get a chance to meet the Dean…
Find out about how the Castle stonework is being repaired and access areas that have been closed for some time. Meet at the Visitor Centre in the…
Fully operational with modern fire appliances, Arial Rescue Platform and Major Incident Unit. Up to date training facilities and community safety…
The UK's first dedicated centre for genealogical research houseing registration services, family history research room and archives under one…
The Story So Far...Kilmardinny House is?East Dunbartonshire's Art Centre.The original A-listed building has undergone internal refurbishment within…
Built in 1903 as St James UF, but in the union of 1957 adopted the name of St Columba. The last church designed by William Leiper Architect…
Kilmacolm Primary School building was originally constructed in 1974 and is a single storey concrete frame structure with concrete cladding panel…
Kilmacolm Old Kirk is the historic Parish Church of the village. The main part of the building dates from 1831 though there was a medieval building on…
A redevelopment project in the heart of Kilmacolm, this new centre was created from two significant and semi derelict former primary school buildings…
A building block session for children took place at all Inverclyde libraries and at Inverclyde Heritage Hub.
Built in 1954 and designed by Mervyn Noad the Church is of a modern A-frame design and set in garden grounds. The Church is built on the site of the…
The old Graveyard surrounding the ruins of the original church is not currently accessible because of dangerous condition. Later graves dating from…
A fine example of a Georgian church in a picturesque setting adjacent to the ruins of the older St Bride's Church and Elphinstone aisle. The kirk has…
This B listed church is a striking landmark in the New Town of Cumbernauld. Built by Alan Relach and Stuart Renton (1960-62), this square-plan church…
Clydebank. How to get there : Upper Kilbowie Road. Limited alternative access in Melfort Street (via Drumry & Clarence Streets).Founded as St…
Prominent Category B listed cotton mill complex established in 1831 and now on the Buildings at Risk Register. In 1864 Dennyholm Mill took it over for…
First mentioned in 1127, with an almost unbroken list of incumbents since 1361. Tower built 1490; Aisle built 1597 and Crawford Gallery 1642 with its…
Step back in time and learn about the lives of the men and women in the Christie family who lived and worked in the cottage from 1810 to 1953. See the…
This building, which looks like a church from the outside, was originally designed for use as a meatmarket and school. It has a Bronze copy of the…
A church with a spacious Gothic interior. There are six glass windows by various artists, four Edwardian and one by James Wright (d. 1947).
Kilbarchan Parish Church can be found just off Steeple Square, in the centre of the village of Kilbarchan. The foundation stone of the church was laid…
Kilbarchan Parish Church can be found just off Steeple Square, in the centre of the village of Kilbarchan. The foundation stone of the church was laid…
Former stable block built in 1881 and now housing the offices of architectural practice Keppie Design, this year celebrating their 150th anniversary.…
The picturesque and intriguing ruin of Kennetpans Distillery was the birthplace of the Scottish whisky industry. Founded in the early 18th century by…
Kennetpans DistilleryKennetpans was formed by the monks of Kennetpans Monastery and was a salt panning community.
The local farmers learned how to distil from the…
Kennetpans was formed by the monks of Kennetpans Monastery and was a salt panning community.
The local farmers learned how to distil from the…
Kennetpans DistilleryKennetpans was formed by the monks of Kennetpans Monastery and was a salt panning community. The local farmers learned how to distil from the…
Built some 80 years ago to house the dam builders working near St John�s Town of Dalry, this unassuming wooden building was taken over in 1930 by the…
Built in 1876 as the subject of an architectural competition, the winning design was based on Sainte-Chapelle in Paris. 140 years later, the…
The gallery opened in 1901 as the Palace of Fine Arts. Built around its large Centre Hall, the museum houses a wide ranging collection of art, arms,…
The gallery opened in 1901 as the Palace of Fine Arts. Built around its large Centre Hall, the museum houses a wide ranging collection of art, arms,…
Kelvingrove MuseumThe gallery opened in 1901 as the Palace of Fine Arts. Built around its large Centre Hall, the museum houses a wide ranging collection of art, arms,…
The only bandstand left in Glasgow having been restored to its former glory, this charming open-air venue is situated in the picturesque Kelvingrove…
Kelvin Hall - National Library of ScotlandModels of the stage set created by John Byrne for the John McGrath play 'The Cheviot, the Stag, and the Black Black Oil'
Models of the stage set created by John Byrne for the John McGrath play 'The Cheviot, the Stag, and the Black Black Oil'
Models of the stage set created by John Byrne for the John McGrath play 'The Cheviot, the Stag, and the Black Black Oil'
Visit the new National Library of Scotland at Kelvin Hall, which showcases an extensive digital collection of films, maps, books and manuscripts. Go…
Guided Walking Tour
Kelso Town Hall provides the focal point in The Square as the civic building. It replaced an earlier tollbooth on the same site and originally had an…
The home of Kelso Rugby Football Club and a host of former Scottish rugby internationalists will open its doors to the grandstand club rooms and…
Whilst John Carr of York, who also designed the grandstands at York and Doncaster, provided designs for the grandstand in 1778 the plans were not…
Bold, well detailed Scottish Renaissance building with tall mullioned and transomed windows to Bowmont Street. The carved stone panel over the front…
Unusual octagonal two story church with a central lantern. Not long after it was completed, the church was described, somewhat unfairly, as �a…
Originally built as St John�s Free Church, the church spire soars above Kelso providing a significant townscape feature. The main body of the church…
Designed by Reid and Forbes who specialised in designing Modern Movement schools with distinctive South American detailing, including the former Leith…