Knockando Mill (Moray)

Girvan Community Hospital was the first in the UK with its own wind power supply.

The 18th & 19th Centuries saw 27 million trees planted on Atholl Estates.

At its peak, Burntisland Oil Works produced 15,000 gallons of crude oil a day.

The Forth and Clyde Canal was reopened in 2001.

Craigvinean is one of Scotland’s oldest managed forests.

In the 1960s the Devil's Elbow's hairpin bends were bypassed.

Duchray Valley forms part of the Loch Katrine water works project.

The Fife Earth Project occupies the site of St Ninians Opencast Mine.

The Flow Country is the largest area of blanket bog in Europe.

Glenfeshie was set up as a deer stalking estate in the 19th Century.

Kay Park was gifted to Kilmarnock by insurance broker Alexander Kay.

Knockando Mill is one of the oldest surviving district mills in the UK.

Lamlash Bay is a Community Marine Conservation Area.

In the late 1800s St Fillans on Loch Earn was an isolated hamlet.

Loch Katrine is the main source of water for the city of Glasgow.

Madras College in St Andrews was founded by Rev Dr Andrew Bell.

The Battle of Prestonpans took place on 21 September 1745.

Queen's View has changed dramatically since it was a favourite of Queen Victoria.

Queensberry Estate was founded by Sir James Douglas of Drumlanrig.

Tarlair Open Air Pool first opened in the 1930s.

Tulliallan Church was originally the centre of a quiet rural parish.

Whiteadder Reservoir was created in 1968 to provide water for East Lothian.