So much has been written about the natural landscape of Scotland that there has been a tendency to overlook the buildings that have given it its national character. Simply and concisely, using numerous photographs and illustrations, this book surveys the entire range of Scottish architecture to the twentieth century. It is intended for the visitor to Scotland and student of Scottish history, as well as the Scots, native and expatriate, who value a unique culture and believe it worth preserving in an age of increasing mass uniformity.