“These grant-aided projects truly reflect the breadth and depth of Scotland’s history and heritage, ranging from a rare rural house, an Art Deco pub, through to mills, community halls and castles,” said Linda Fabiani MSP, Minister for Europe, External Affairs and Culture.
In the last 15 years more than £150 million has been invested by Historic Scotland, securing the future of the country's historic environment.
The historic buildings awarded funding for repairs include a 1789 flax mill (Milladen Mill), a post-Reformation convent (Gillies Centre) and an Art Deco pub (Whitehouse).
The projects benefitting in this round of funding are:
Brough Lodge, Fetlar, Shetland Islands (£500,000)
Baltersan Castle, Kirkoswald, south Ayrshire (£492,406)
Gillies Centre, Whitehouse Loan, Edinburgh (£391,500)
Burgh Halls, Kirkgate and the Cross, Linlithgow, West Lothian (£380,903)
Portencross Castle, Portencross, by West Kilbride, Ayrshire (£367,442)
Old River Oich Bridge, Fort Augustus, Inverness-shire (£185,000)
Milladen Mill, Mintlaw, Aberdeenshire (£111,837)
Lanark Memorial Hall, St Leonards Street, Lanark (£95,951)
Whitehouse, Niddrie Mains Road, Edinburgh (£53,250)
Northern Hotel, Great Northern Road, Aberdeen (£35,478)
Mill of Foveran Farmhouse, Newburgh, Ellon (£20,022)
Carnsalloch House, Kirkton, Dumfries (£TBC)
