Inverness, Scotland

1798; almost entirely rebuilt, 1853 large additions, Ross & Macbeth, 1897-8. Behind the front of 1897-8 is the earlier building, a plain rubble-built galleried rectangle. Front of 1897-8.

Ross and Macbeth, 1903. Lady Chapel and furnishings, J N Comper, 1910. Simple late Gothic, 3-bay aisleless nave, narthex and chancel, vestry at north-east, Lady Chapel at north-west, lean-to porch at west gable. Snecked rubble, slated roof.

Ross and Macbeth, 1893, French Renaissance, snecked rubble with freestone dressings.

Early 19th century, with 1894 public bar, rubble with rendered ground floor and margins. To Academy Street, 2 storeys and attic, later 19th century bar frontage with chamfered openings at ground floor; 5 windows, (1 tripartite) at 1st floor.

Early 19th century, rough ashlar. 2 storeys and attic, 2 early Victorian pilastered shopfronts and central door at ground floor, 4 windows 1st floor, 2 canted and 1 piended dormers. Slated roof.

Early 19th century, rough ashlar. 2 storeys and attic, 7-bay front; shopfronts and 2 original corniced doors at ground floor, aprons at 1st floor windows, 5 piended dormers. Cornice and parapet. Slated roof.

Early 19th century, rough ashlar, painted. 2 storeys and attic, 5 windows and 3 doors ground floor, 4 tripartite windows 1st floor, 4 canted dormers. Slated roof. Modern glazing at ground floor.

Public Markets and arcade to Academy Street, Matthews and Lawrie, 1869-70. Italianate, ashlar.

John Rhind, 1864; refronted and alterations, William Mackintosh, 1872-3. Italianate, ashlar, 3 storeys and attic. Asymmetrical but balanced front to Academy Street.

Late 19th century, Thomsonesque Aegypto-Greek detailing, ashlar.