Publications

Gazetteer: Hydroelectric schemes in Scotland 1890-1975

A Gazetteer of hydroelectric schemes in Scotland from 1890-1975.

Glasgow's Post-War Listed Buildings

A stimulating and informative publication, celebrating Glasgow’s post-Second World War built heritage.

Great Crowns of Stone

Great Crowns of Stone draws on studies stretching back to the early 16th century. A landmark book, it presents the most radical & complete account of these evocative ancient monuments ever published.

J & J Carrick and interwar Ayr

Spotlight on Architects series

A series of short essays on the diverse and fascinating work of a selection of Scotland’s talented local architects and architects’ departments.

Mary Was Here

Where Mary Queen of Scots Went and What She Did There

This fast-paced, accessible and extensively illustrated book traces Mary’s life through specific episodes at specific places on specific dates.

Monuments of Orkney

A Visitor's Guide

In this extensively illustrated guide, Orkney-based archaeologist Caroline Wickham-Jones introduces more than 60 monuments.

Past Forward

Stories of Urban Scotland

Celebrating urban heritage through the fantastic community-led projects produced as part of our five year project, Scotland’s Urban Past (SUP).

Places: Glenrothes Town Art

A short guide to the distinctive sculptures of Glenrothes, Fife.

Places: Gretna

This booklet focuses on Gretna, and is part of a series celebrating Scotland’s unique places.

Power to the People

The built heritage of Scotland's hydroelectric power

This book traces the industry through the groundbreaking technical achievements of Scottish engineers and the important contribution of a number of distinguished pre- and post-war Scottish architects.

Raising the Bar

An introduction to Scotland's historic pubs.

An introductory booklet to Scotland's historic pubs.

Scotland from the Sky

In this book, you will travel in both space and time, starting in the years around the First World War and moving all the way up to the present day.