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Portraits of Mary Queen of Scots
She was Queen of Scotland from 1543 until 1567. We don’t know exactly what Mary looked like, but many portraits of her have been created.
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Download World Heritage Site Information
Download a range of World Heritage Site resources – many available in different languages – to explore World Heritage Sites in Scotland in more detail. Contact us today for more information.
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Effects of Listing on Owners
Advice on the effects of listing on an owner, including having to apply for listed building consent to make changes. Contact Historic Environment Scotland for more information.
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Effects of Scheduling on Owners
Advice on the effects of scheduling on an owner, from monument management to maintenance of scheduled monuments. Contact Historic Environment Scotland for more information.
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Propose a Battlefield for the Inventory
Find out how to contact Historic Environment Scotland to propose an Inventory battlefield or request a review of an existing Inventory site. Contact us today for more information.
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Inventory Status and Development: Battlefields
Read Historic Environment Scotland advice on Inventory status and development in relation to historic battlefields in Scotland. Contact us today for more information.
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Historic Environment Scotland’s Roles in SEA
Read how Historic Environment Scotland advises on Strategic Environmental Assessment as a responsible authority and also as a consultation authority. Contact us for more information.
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Living in a Conservation Area
Read Historic Environment Scotland advice on living in a conservation area, covering conservation area consent and suitable materials for repairs. Contact us for more information.
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What is Scheduled Monument Consent?
Explore scheduled monument consent, used to ensure that any changes to monuments of national importance are appropriate, and find out when permission is needed.
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No. 39 Arnol, Isle of Lewis
This cosy crofter’s house is a window into domestic island life in the Western Isles during the 19th and 20th centuries.