Cromarty Work

Attribution: Image by Thierry Milherou from Pixabay

Oil construction yard work in Cromarty

In common with other areas in Ross-shire, personnel from Cromarty have worked in the oil construction yards in Nigg and Invergordon.

At Invergordon and Nigg, Ameralda Hess and ELF structures were built at Barmac’s fabrication yard but the international downturn in orders threatened many skilled and well-paid jobs (1998).

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Monument
Lieutenant John Thomson - grave
Lieutenant John Thomson - grave
Site of Lt. John Thomson's grave beside Cromarty East Church.
Sir Thomas Hudson Middleton
MacKenzie Brothers
Gordon's Lane, Cromarty
Shore Street end of Gordon's Lane.
Danny 'Boacks' Hossack working on his lines.
'Nansack', 'Annie Trickie' and 'Cripple Annie'
Cromarty fisherfolk c.1900.
The Little Vennel and carryimg the firewood is 'old Alicky Peepy'
Renovation of the East Church was nearing completion
Hugh Miller Cromarty Trail leaflet cover
8. The Courthouse (or Town House), Church Street
1. Hugh Miller's Cottage, Church Street
9. The Harbour
16. Lighthouse and Keepers' Cottages, George Street
Map of Cromarty
5. The Old Parish Church (the East Church), Church Street
Hugh Miller's Cottage
Bust of Hugh Miller
Sketch of Pulpit
Monument
Lieutenant John Thomson - grave
Lieutenant John Thomson - grave
Site of Lt. John Thomson's grave beside Cromarty East Church.
Sir Thomas Hudson Middleton
MacKenzie Brothers
Gordon's Lane, Cromarty
Shore Street end of Gordon's Lane.
Danny 'Boacks' Hossack working on his lines.
'Nansack', 'Annie Trickie' and 'Cripple Annie'
Cromarty fisherfolk c.1900.
The Little Vennel and carryimg the firewood is 'old Alicky Peepy'
 
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