| ID |
Name |
| Record Type |
Description |
| 108887 |
Borve Castle, Benbecula |
| Historical or Archaeological Site |
Borve Castle is said to have been built by Amy MacRuairi following her divorce in 1350 from John MacDonald, Lord… |
| 108768 |
Inchaffray Abbey, Perthshire |
| Historical or Archaeological Site |
Inchaffray Abbey was situated about 6 miles east of Crieff. An Augustinian abbey, it was founded in 1200. Its abbot… |
| 108716 |
Iona Nunnery |
| Historical or Archaeological Site |
The Augustinian nunnery is believed to have been founded by Ranald, son of Somerled King of the Isles, close to… |
| 108715 |
Iona Abbey |
| Historical or Archaeological Site |
The original monastery at Iona was founded by Columba in 563, from which from which he set out to convert… |
| 108618 |
Teampall na Trianaid, Carinish |
| Historical or Archaeological Site |
Teampall na Trianaid is situated in the village of Carinish, a short distance from the main road. The Books of… |
| 108361 |
Suileachan Monument |
| Historical or Archaeological Site |
The Suileachan Monument was built to remember the 19th century Lewis Land Clearances, to commemorate the 20th century land raids… |
| 106842 |
Tobhta Dhomhnaill Ruaidh |
| Historical or Archaeological Site |
Tobhta Dhòmhnaill Ruaidh, the ruins of the home of Donald MacCusbic and his family, who lived here in 1851. In… |
| 106827 |
Tobhta Mhic Asgaill Mhoir, Sheabie |
| Historical or Archaeological Site |
Tobhta Mhic Asgaill Mhòir is the site of the home of the man who became known as Angus Mor MacAskill.… |
| 72367 |
Kirvick Cemetery |
| Historical or Archaeological Site |
The name Kirvick is probably from Old Norse "kirkja", meaning church, and "vik", meaning creek or bay. This may refer… |
| 68088 |
Dunvegan Castle, Skye |
| Historical or Archaeological Site |
Dunvegan Castle, ancestral seat of the Chiefs of MacLeod, is situated just north of Dunvegan village in North West Skye.… |
| 63354 |
Ecoivres Military Cemetery |
| Historical or Archaeological Site |
This cemetery is located northwest of Arrasin in the Pas-de-Calais area of France. Over 1000 Frenchmen are buried there, but… |
| 60005 |
Whalebone Arch, Bragar |
| Historical or Archaeological Site |
The Whalebone Arch at Lakeview House, 63 Bragar, is the jaw of an 82′ blue whale recovered from the shore… |
| 52420 |
Free Church Mission House, Garyvard |
| Historical or Archaeological Site |
The Mission House in Garyvard was built by Murdo Morrison, 8 Garyvard around 1901. He built it up to the… |
| 52246 |
Dun Carloway Broch |
| Historical or Archaeological Site |
Dun Carloway is a well-preserved broch dominating the village of Doune Carloway. It likely dates from the last centuries BC.… |
| 50591 |
Tobar Aonghais an Mhoir |
| Historical or Archaeological Site |
This well was also known as Tobar Cheann Tarbhaigh on croft 1 Arivruach. |
| 50588 |
An Tobar Mhor |
| Historical or Archaeological Site |
This is a well on croft 5 Arivruach. |
| 50585 |
Tobar Aonghais an Aonghais |
| Historical or Archaeological Site |
This well is located on croft 6 Arivruach. |
| 50584 |
Tobar Bess |
| Historical or Archaeological Site |
This is a well located on croft 9 Arivruach. |
| 50583 |
Tobar Dhomhnaill Choinnich Bhain |
| Historical or Archaeological Site |
This is a well located on croft 17 Arivruach. |
| 50582 |
Tobar a Chnuic Mhoir |
| Historical or Archaeological Site |
This well is located on croft 18 Arivruach. |
| 50579 |
Tobar Choinnich Bhain |
| Historical or Archaeological Site |
This is a well located on croft 11 Arivruach. |
| 50577 |
Tobar Uilleim Martainn |
| Historical or Archaeological Site |
This is a well located on croft 12 Arivruach. |
| 50575 |
Tobar Ruairidh Eachainn |
| Historical or Archaeological Site |
This is a well located on the croft at 13 Arivruach. |
| 50568 |
Tobar a Gheata |
| Historical or Archaeological Site |
This well is located on croft 14 Arivruach, |
| 49735 |
Ruins and remains on Pabbay |
| Historical or Archaeological Site |
On Pabbay Mor in Loch Roag are the remains of many blackhouses, bothies, walls, paths and stockpens, as well as… |