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• James Watt (links | edit)
• Lord Kelvin (links | edit)
• Robert Watson-Watt (links | edit)
• John Logie Baird (links | edit)
• Thomas Telford (links | edit)
• William Murdoch (links | edit)
• John Rennie the Elder (links | edit)
• William Rankine (links | edit)
• Alfred Yarrow (links | edit)
• Andrew Meikle (links | edit)
• Robert Stevenson (civil engineer) (links | edit)
• Percy Pilcher (links | edit)
• John Scott Russell (links | edit)
• List of halls and walks of fame (links | edit)
• James Young (chemist) (links | edit)
• Robert William Thomson (links | edit)
• William Fairbairn (links | edit)
• Henry Dyer (links | edit)
• Victoria Drummond (links | edit)
• William Weir, 1st Viscount Weir (links | edit)
• William Arrol (links | edit)
• Graeme Haldane (links | edit)
• Robert Napier (engineer) (links | edit)
• George Forbes (scientist) (links | edit)
• W. K. Burton (links | edit)
• 1895 in the United Kingdom (links | edit)
• James Goodfellow (links | edit)
• National symbols of Scotland (links | edit)
• Ian Ritchie (businessman) (links | edit)
• Stephen Salter (links | edit)
• George Balfour (Conservative politician) (links | edit)
• Institution of Engineers in Scotland (links | edit)
• James Blyth (engineer) (links | edit)
• Alexander Carnegie Kirk (links | edit)
• Dorothée Pullinger (links | edit)
• Mary Fergusson (links | edit)
• John Elder (shipbuilder) (links | edit)
• Jim McDonald (electrical engineer) (links | edit)
• James Newlands (links | edit)
• 1895 in Scotland (links | edit)
• Francis Elgar (links | edit)
• Anne Neville (engineer) (links | edit)
• Anne Gillespie Shaw (links | edit)
• Tom Brown (engineer) (links | edit)
• May 1904 (links | edit)
• John R. Hume (links | edit)
• David Milne (technologist) (links | edit)
• Donald John Miller (links | edit)
• School of Engineering, University of Edinburgh (links | edit)
• Talk:Scottish Engineering Hall of Fame (transclusion) (links | edit)