Historic Scotland

Historic Scotland was an executive agency of the Scottish Government from 1991 to 2015, responsible for safeguarding Scotland's built heritage, and promoting its understanding and enjoyment. Dissolved in March 2014, its functions were transferred to Historic Environment Scotland on 1st October 2015.

Longmore House
Salisbury Place
Edinburgh
HS
UK

Website: http://www.historic-scotland.gov.uk/
Email: hs.website@scotland.gsi.gov.uk
Tel: 0131 668 8600

Documents by this publisher

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Series details	Title	Year	Status
	A future for stone in Scotland	1997	Current
	Conservation of timber sash and case windows: Maintaining, repairing and improving the performance of traditional windows. Guide for practitioners	2002	Current
	Conservation plans - a guide to the preparation of conservation plans	2000	Current
	Historical and technical development of the sash and case window in Scotland	2001	Current
	Memorandum of guidance on listed buildings and conservation areas	1998	Current
	Pattern of Scottish roofing	2000	Current
	Repair of historic buildings in Scotland	1995	Current
	Rural buildings of the Lothian's: conservation and conversion. Part 0 - Contents, list of illustrations and foreword. (1 of 15)	2000	Current
	Rural buildings of the Lothian's: conservation and conversion. Part 0 - Contents, list of illustrations and foreword	2000	Current
	Rural buildings of the Lothian's: conservation and conversion. Part 1 - Introduction. (2 of 15)	2000	Current
	Rural buildings of the Lothian's: conservation and conversion. Part 1 - Introduction	2000	Current
	Rural buildings of the Lothian's: conservation and conversion. Part 2 - Legislation. (3 of 15)	2000	Current
	Rural buildings of the Lothian's: conservation and conversion. Part 2 - Legislation	2000	Current
	Rural buildings of the Lothian's: conservation and conversion. Part 3 - Historical context. (4 of 15)	2000	Current
	Rural buildings of the Lothian's: conservation and conversion. Part 3 - Historical context	2000	Current
	Rural buildings of the Lothian's: conservation and conversion. Part 4 - Building characteristics and potential reuse. (5 of 15)	2000	Current
	Rural buildings of the Lothian's: conservation and conversion. Part 4 - Building characteristics and potential reuse	2000	Current
	Rural buildings of the Lothian's: conservation and conversion. Part 5 - Masonry and pointing. (6 of 15)	2000	Current
	Rural buildings of the Lothian's: conservation and conversion. Part 5 - Masonry and pointing	2000	Current
	Rural buildings of the Lothian's: conservation and conversion. Part 6 - Render, harl and limewash. (7 of 15)	2000	Current

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