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Alexander Morton Monument
Place: Darvel
Lorimer’s monument combines portrait, poetry and textile machinery to commemorate the industrialist who transformed the Irvine Valley.
Alexander Place
Place: Inverkip
Alexander Place is an exceptionally plain early Main Street building whose scroll skewputts and opening margins supply its limited ornament.
Alexander Ross House and Lochaber Archive Centre
Place: Fort William
A threatened Victorian school has become Alexander Ross House, giving Lochaber’s archives a visible public home.
Alexandria Methodist Church
Place: Alexandria
A steep red-sandstone gable and pointed porch give this modest Methodist chapel a clear presence on Albert Street.
Alexandria Public Hall and Former Cinema
Place: Alexandria
A Doric temple front and curved 1930s wings preserve three successive lives as public hall, cinema and commercial venue.
Alford Heritage Museum
Place: Alford
An exceptionally complete timber auction mart now interprets rural life inside the sale ring, offices and cattle sheds that once organised it.
All Saints Episcopal Church
Place: Lockerbie
All Saints combines red sandstone, a broach spire, Arts and Crafts massing and a rich sequence of stained glass and church furnishings.
All Saints Episcopal Church, Gretna
Place: Gretna Green
A low red-sandstone Arts and Crafts church remains an active congregation and a major civic building from Gretna’s wartime plan.
All Saints’ Episcopal Church
Place: St Andrews
All Saints’ is a richly crafted St Andrews church complex: John Douglas’s 1907 chancel, Paul Waterhouse’s 1920s nave and courtyard buildings, exceptional Arts and Crafts fittings, and an active congregation that welcomes daily visitors.
Allan Ramsay Monument
Place: Edinburgh
A marble Allan Ramsay rises above a miniature Baronial structure whose portraits broaden the monument into a literary genealogy.
Allan Ramsay Monument
Place: Penicuik
A tall arch and pierced obelisk commemorate poet Allan Ramsay while closing a major designed view from Penicuik House.
Allan’s Primary School
Place: Stirling
An unusually exuberant Queen Anne school continues its educational purpose above Stirling’s historic centre.
Allangrange House Lodge, Gates and Gatepiers
Place: Charleston, Black Isle
A low lodge with Roman Doric verandah turns the Allangrange entrance into a compact Arts and Crafts-era composition.
Allanton Mill
Place: Shotts
A tall gabled mill, an unusually large kiln and surviving chutes preserve the last major rebuilding of a rural industrial site in 1921.
Allanton Well
Place: Shotts
A small domed wellhead with a lion-mask outlet and Latin inscription remembers an estate founder beside the former Edinburgh–Ayr road.
Alloa Speirs Centre
Place: Alloa
Exceptional carved stonework and Moorish interiors survive from one of Scotland’s finest Victorian public baths, now reused as a busy civic library.
Alloa Tower
Place: Alloa
Scotland’s largest surviving medieval keep combines defensive mass with sumptuous interiors created for the Erskine earls.
Alloa Town Hall
Place: Alloa
A prominent Renaissance Revival civic hall still accommodates ceremonies, performances and community events.
Alloa War Memorial
Place: Alloa
A bronze queen-like figure and soldiers cutting barbed wire create an unusually active image of sacrifice and deliverance.
Alloway Parish Church
Place: Ayr
A well-proportioned Gothic church and spire form a living centre of worship close to Alloway’s internationally known Burns sites.
Alloway Village Hall
Place: Ayr
A former village school enriched with Burns imagery now continues as Alloway’s volunteer-run community hall.
Alma Terrace, Brodick
Place: Brodick
Eight stone cottages use gables, dormers and clustered chimneys to create a picturesque 1856 skyline visible across Brodick Bay.
Almondell Canal-Feeder Aqueduct
Place: East Calder
A slender cast-iron trough carries the Union Canal feeder across the River Almond on a striking early engineering structure.