Campaigning for Scotland's 20th-century historic environment
Our recent past is as important as any other time period in history.
The 20th century has probably changed the world more drastically than any other epoch. What can we – and future generations – learn from the built legacy of that century?
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RT @ScotRoadArchive: #OnThisDay in 1971 the Erskine Bridge was opened to traffic. Overseen by Freeman Fox & Partners, the project cost £10.…

More Egon Riss fragments. Covered walkway (the baths and administration building on the other side of the road demolished shortly before the site passed to the Scottish Mining Museum) and workshops, Lady Victoria Colliery, Newtongrange, Midlothian ht...

RT @new_brutalism: Dingleton Hospital Boiler House, Melrose, Scottish Borders; designed by Peter Womersley, built 1977 Photo: Simon Phipps…

RT @AlistairFair: Writing some entries for a forthcoming @C20Society book this morning: here's Edinburgh's Cameron Toll shopping centre as…
