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Ross-Shire

By D. Macdonald, LRIBA, FRIAS

"Donald Macdonald was a architect in Dingwall and published this history around the end of the 1930s. The book has been loaned to Ross and Cromarty Heritage Society by his great-niece, Miss Isabel MacMaster, of Dingwall"

A Ross-Shire History
by D. Macdonald
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Illustration from the book, entitled "on the River Conon near Scatwell"