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Ferintosh Parish Church 1909 – 2009, by Mhairi Mackenzie

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We have several photos relating to Conon Bridge which we have organised into photo albums.  We hope you enjoy viewing them and if you have further information please do not hesitate to leave a comment.

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Conon Ferintosh Parish Church

These photographs were compiled for the book Ferintosh Parish Church 1909 - 2009 by Mhairi Mackenzie. RCHS are grateful to Mhairi for allowing us to publish these photos on our website. Please take time to read the book as it puts these photographs in context.
Rev T Clifford Kelly
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Lady Bignold cutting the first sod of the Cromarty and Dingwall railway line (sic) on 13 February 1914
Lady Bignold cutting the first sod of the Cromarty and Dingwall railway line (sic) on 13 February 1914
The text at the foot of this photograph refers to Lady Bignold cutting the first sod of the Cromarty and Dingwall railway line (sic) on 13 February 1914. The line was eventually constructed from Muir of Ord to Fortrose but financial restraints due to the First World War did not allow the extension as far as Cromarty to proceed.
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