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Ayr or Churchill
Barracks. Opened 1795. Formerly Depot of The Royal Scots
Fusiliers, The Highland Light Infantry and The Royal Highland
Fusiliers.
Berwick upon Tweed,
formerly Depot of The King’s Own Scottish Borderers.
Blackness Castle
Bridge of Don
Barracks, Aberdeen.
Cameron Barracks,
Inverness Built 1886, formerly Depot of the Queen’s Own Cameron
Highlanders.
Corgarff Castle
Dreghorn Barracks,
Edinburgh. Requisitioned by the Army 1914.
Dumbarton Castle
Castlehill
Barracks, Aberdeen, formerly Depot of The Gordon Highlanders.
Closed 1935.
Edinburgh Castle
Eglington Street
Cavalry Barracks, Glasgow.
Fort George,
Inverness, formerly Depot of The Seaforth Highlanders.
Fort William.
Demolished.
Gallowgate
Barracks, Glasgow. Demolished.
Greenlaw and
Glencourse Barracks, Penicuik. Used during part of the 19th
century as a military prison. Formerly Depot of the Royal Scots.
Hamilton Barracks,
formerly Depot of The Cameronians (Scottish Rifles).
Leith Fort,
abandoned 1956.
Maryhill Barracks,
Glasgow, formerly Depot of the Highland Light Infantry. Abandoned
1960.
Paisley Barracks
Piershill Cavalry
Barracks, Edinburgh. Construction began 1794. Abandoned 1934.
Demolished.
Queen’s Barracks,
Perth, Depot of the Black Watch. Closed 1960. Demolished.
Redford Cavalry
and Infantry Barracks, Edinburgh. Construction began 1911.
Ruthven Barracks,
Kingussie
Stirling Castle,
formerly Depot of the Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders.
Winston Barracks,
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