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Alness Bridge
Place: Alness
A restrained Telford arch carries the town route over the Averon, preserving an early nineteenth-century crossing beneath later layers of Alness transport.
Alness Masonic Hall
Place: Alness
A Gothic church moved stone by stone from Inverness became a Masonic lodge in Alness, making relocation itself central to the building’s history.
Alness Old Parish Church and Burial Ground
Place: Alness
A roofless post-Reformation kirk incorporates earlier fabric and stands among centuries of burials where the medieval focus of Alness once lay.
Alness Railway Viaduct
Place: Alness
Two broad river arches, flanking road openings and a crenellated central pier turn a working railway crossing into one of Alness’s strongest pieces of transport architecture.
Alt Chrisal Multi-period Settlement
Place: Castlebay
Thousands of years of island settlement remain legible at Alt Chrisal, from Neolithic craft and farming to wheelhouse, Norse activity and blackhouse life.
Alyth Market Cross
Place: Alyth
A short carved shaft and octagonal head preserve the symbol of Alyth’s historic right to hold markets and fairs.
Alyth Pack Bridge
Place: Alyth
A bridge little more than five feet wide carries the scale of packhorse travel into the present-day town.
Alyth Primary School Original Building
Place: Alyth
A red-sandstone U-plan school uses gablets, broad classroom windows and a tiny fish-scale spire to turn educational planning into a lively civic frontage.
Alyth War Memorial
Place: Alyth
A seated bronze woman gives Alyth’s principal war memorial an unusually reflective character at the approach to the town centre.
Anchor Close
Place: Pennan
Anchor Close gathers three former Pennan addresses into an L-plan house whose gable, paired doors and pantiled roofs reveal an earlier pattern of occupation.
Anchor Mill
Place: Paisley
A monumental red-brick thread mill whose glazed central well and early use of electricity have survived a major conversion to new uses.
Ancrum Market Cross
Place: Ancrum
A slender stone shaft and carved head mark Ancrum’s former market authority and the long civic life of its green.
Anderson’s Buildings Meeting Room
Place: Scalloway
The small end house known as the Meeting Room helps preserve the rhythm and scale of Anderson’s Buildings along Scalloway’s Main Street.
Andrew Fisher Memorial Cairn
Place: Crosshouse
A small village memorial links Crosshouse to Andrew Fisher, who moved from Ayrshire mining and trade-union activity to become prime minister of Australia.
Andrew Melville Hall
Place: St Andrews
James Stirling’s stepped concrete residence splays across the North Haugh, turning movement, communal life and views toward the sea into a rigorous geometric form.
Annan Bridge
Place: Annan
Three broad segmental arches carry Annan’s historic river crossing in a restrained design by engineer Robert Stevenson.
Annan Museum
Place: Annan
A richly windowed former public hall and library now presents Annan’s archaeology, civic collections and local history.
Annan Old Churchyard
Place: Annan
An enclosed graveyard preserves the site of Annan’s former parish church and a varied collection of carved monuments.
Annan Old Parish Church
Place: Annan
A tall stone spire rises from Annan’s late-eighteenth-century parish church, whose galleries and civic bench reflect worship shared with burgh life.
Annan Railway Station and Signal Box
Place: Annan
A broad-eaved Italianate station still serves passengers beside one of Scotland’s scarce surviving pre-1880 signal boxes.
Annan Town Hall
Place: Annan
Annan’s red-sandstone Town Hall combines a tall clock tower with an active registration office, library and civic rooms.
Annandale Arms Hotel
Place: Moffat
A symmetrical eighteenth-century frontage and courtyard ranges preserve the scale of a major coaching and spa hotel.
Annick Water Railway Viaduct
Place: Stewarton
Ten tall masonry arches carry the working railway across Annick Water and form Stewarton’s strongest transport landmark.
Antonine Wall at Cawder House
Place: Bishopbriggs
Flattened traces and buried deposits carry the Roman frontier through the grounds of Cawder House.