historical landmark in Scotland

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Designed in 1791 by Robert Adam, visit the Georgian House to experience the elegance of 18th-century living in Edinburgh’s New Town.

Dalkeith Corn exchange being regenerated to include new office space for melville Housing and a brand new museum to showcase Dalkeith Museums collection.

Historic Environment Scotland is the new lead public body for the country’s historic environment.

Grey Point Fort is an unique historic monument directly connected to the First World War.

Explore our place - Enjoy events year round for all ages - Get involved - National Trust is a charity caring for Special Places, For Forever, For Everyone.

The Castle Keep & Black Gate - Newcastle's most historic buildings - recently reopened following a Heritage Lottery funded regeneration.

Scotland's most fascinating day out for the whole family; Abbotsford is the historic home of novelist and poet Sir Walter Scott in the Scottish Borders.

A walk around Derry’s walls reveals a splendid city, the only completely walled city in Ireland.

Hexham Abbey, founded in AD674, is a vibrant centre for community, worship and heritage. Onsite visitors can enjoy the Abbey, Visitor Center, Cafe and Shop

The Lighthouse is Scotland's Centre for Design and Architecture and is FREE to visit.

Hill of Tarvit is one of Scotland’s finest Edwardian mansionhouses, replete with a splendid collection of antiques, furniture, Chinese porcelain and superb paintings by Sir Henry Raeburn, Allan R…

A historic architectural landmark in Glasgow's Westend

Legend, history and beautiful surroundings The ruins of Ardclinis Church and Graveyard occupy a ...

The Diamond War Memorial Project website documenting and reverencing the soldiers from the North West of Ireland who died in the first world war.

A stone-built causeway, where the road from the south crossed the Vallum earthwork on its way to Benwell fort.

One of the biggest markets in Northumberland the Blyth Market website gives you all the information you need to know about current traders and past history

The foundations of a turret and a 65-metre (213 feet) length of Wall.

A consolidated stretch of Wall, up to 2 metres (61⁄2 feet) thick in places.

Built in the 1720s, Derwentcote is the earliest and most complete steel-making furnace in Britain. It produced high-grade steel for springs and cutting tools.

Official Facebook page of Sunderland City Council

Sunderland's iconic Roker Pier & Lighthouse. Following sympathetic restoration the lighthouse and pier tunnel will open for public tours

Robert Stephenson Trust Stephenson Works Newcastle

Official Historic Scotland Facebook page. Join us as we make history fun for everyone with some great days out! We are part of Historic Environment Scotland.

Paisley Scotland is the official Facebook Page of www.paisley.org.uk we are constantly updating the pages with Paisley Photographs, Paisley and Renfrewshire events and local news.