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Strathpeffer Pavilion
Place: Strathpeffer
A timber-rich Victorian pavilion gave Strathpeffer’s visitors a fashionable place for concerts, dances and social life and remains a living village venue.
Strathpeffer Railway Station
Place: Strathpeffer
A richly detailed Highland Railway station brought spa visitors directly into the village and now accommodates a museum and other public uses.
Strathtyrum House
Place: St Andrews
A restrained Georgian front conceals older fabric and a complex sequence of additions on an estate immediately west of St Andrews.
Stromness Museum
Place: Stromness
A symmetrical classical town hall became the permanent home of collections connecting Stromness with natural science, Scapa Flow and Arctic trade.
Stromness Parish Church
Place: Stromness
A red-sandstone church, raised above the street, continues a worshipping tradition on the site begun in 1806.
Stromness Town Hall
Place: Stromness
A battlemented tower and slender spire announce a former Free Church now used as Stromness’s principal civic hall.
Sugar Sheds
Place: Greenock
A vast red-and-yellow-brick dock warehouse built for Greenock’s sugar trade and now at the centre of cautious proposals for new cultural use.
Summerlee Ironworks remains
Place: Coatbridge
Furnace bases and canal-side infrastructure preserve the workings of an industrial landscape.
Sunnybrae Cottage
Place: Pitlochry
Behind a simple whitewashed front, Sunnybrae preserves rare cruck framing, layered thatch and evidence for an earlier Highland domestic interior.
Sunrise and Inver Cottage
Place: Lochinver
Two present homes preserve the rhythm of an earlier three-dwelling estate terrace beside the River Inver crossing.
Surgeons’ Hall
Place: Edinburgh
William Henry Playfair’s monumental Greek Revival hall remains a working surgical college and a public museum with collections spanning anatomy, pathology and the history of surgery.
Swilcan Bridge
Place: St Andrews
A tiny rubble arch on the Old Course has become one of golf’s most recognisable pieces of architecture.
Swiss Villa and Clydesdale, Victoria Place
Place: Airdrie
Mirrored villas combine decorative balconies, deep eaves and garden boundaries.
Taigh Chearsabhagh, Former Lochmaddy Inn
Place: Lochmaddy
A former harbour inn now anchors Lochmaddy’s museum and arts life, showing how a working public building can gather new uses without losing its older form.
Tain Tolbooth and Sheriff Court
Place: Tain
An old civic tower incorporated into a later courthouse with turrets and crenellations.
Tappoch Broch
Place: Denny
A rare lowland broch preserves a six-metre-thick wall, entrance controls, an internal stair and a much older cup-and-ring-marked stone set into its fabric.
Tarbert Church of Scotland
Place: Tarbert, Isle of Harris
A T-plan kirk above Loch Tarbert combines galleries, a mast-like roof support and a simple belfry with continuing congregational life.
Tarbert Church of Scotland Manse
Place: Tarbert, Isle of Harris
A plain three-bay manse records the Royal Bounty missionary presence beside Loch Tarbert before the neighbouring church took its later form.
Tarbert Former Primary School
Place: Tarbert, Isle of Harris
A school and schoolhouse share round arches and rugged masonry, preserving the scale of education in Tarbert before the present island campus.
Tarbert Free Presbyterian Church
Place: Tarbert, Isle of Harris
A compact gabled church combines plain island construction with a traceried window and belfry, and remains part of Tarbert’s worship life.
Tarbert Stores
Place: Tarbert, Isle of Harris
A tall double-gabled storehouse uses timber and corrugated iron to turn Tarbert’s steep pier-side ground into practical commercial space.
Tarlair Wellhouse
Place: Macduff
A small vaulted building protects the Well of Tarlair, whose iron-rich water attracted people seeking health benefits in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries.