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Thomas Chalmers Statue
Place: Edinburgh
A bronze Thomas Chalmers marks the Castle Street junction and recalls religious controversy, education and social reform.
Thomson’s Lodging
Place: Inverkeithing
A merchant’s townhouse combines a prominent stair tower, inscribed doorway and layered rear construction within the former market area.
Thornhill Market Cross
Place: Thornhill
A lead Pegasus above a classical column marks the centre of Thornhill and the settlement’s early connection with a new road.
Thornton Castle
Place: Laurencekirk
A square tower house dated 1531 remains the centre of a working family estate, with later wings and guest accommodation extending its domestic life.
Thurso Bridge
Place: Thurso
Four segmental arches carry Thurso’s main eastern approach across the river with a notably formal balustrade and lamps.
Thurso Carnegie Library
Place: Thurso
A carefully detailed Carnegie library survives beside the Town Hall as part of Thurso’s museum and visitor centre.
Thurso Railway Station
Place: Thurso
Mainland Britain’s northernmost passenger terminus retains the compact architecture of the 1874 railway.
Thurso Town Hall
Place: Thurso
A pinnacled Gothic town hall now forms the principal civic landmark of Thurso’s visitor centre.
Tigh Talamhant Souterrain
Place: Lochmaddy
A long underground passage reaches the edge of Loch Hacklett through three entrances, an unusually watery setting for a later prehistoric souterrain.
Tillicoultry House Stables
Place: Tillicoultry
A formal stable block survives as the principal architectural remnant of the demolished Tillicoultry House estate centre.
Tillicoultry Old Churchyard
Place: Tillicoultry
A small churchyard without its church preserves rare medieval and early modern stones carved with occupations, mortality and belief.
Tillicoultry Parish Church
Place: Tillicoultry
A compact Gothic parish church carries an older St Serf dedication and a seventeenth-century bell into continuing worship.
Tillybrig Pillbox
Place: Dyce
An elevated brick pillbox guarded the railway approach to RAF Dyce and retains unusual internal shutter fittings from its anti-invasion role.
Tivoli Theatre
Place: Aberdeen
A polychrome granite entrance leads to one of Scotland’s rare surviving Victorian theatres and a richly decorated Matcham auditorium.
Tobermory Parish Church
Place: Tobermory
A Gothic Revival landmark on the hill above Tobermory Bay.
Tolbooth Gallery
Place: Kirkcudbright
A modest early house beside the old Tolbooth demonstrates how domestic fabric and a close were adapted to extend Kirkcudbright’s cultural quarter.
Toll Cottage
Place: Ballantrae
The compact symmetrical cottage survives beside the former road crossing and has found a new use as visitor accommodation.
Tom Morris House and Golf Shop
Place: St Andrews
A rare surviving golf workshop, shop and home opposite the Old Course, closely associated with Old Tom Morris and the development of the modern game.
Tongue House
Place: Tongue
The long-evolving seat of the Mackays combines a tall seventeenth-century block, later wings and a designed landscape overlooking the Kyle.