Ferintosh Features

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Millennium cairn, Culbokie.

If you visit the cairn and look at it closely you will see some of the villagers’ names inscribed on the stones of the cairn.

Millennium cairn, Culbokie.

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The village of Culbokie.

The village of Culbokie.

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Cow Tail Well in Culbokie as it was in 1951

Cow Tail Well in Culbokie as it was in 1951

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and how it was in 2003

The Cow Tail Well in Culbokie (2003)

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Sir Hector Macdonald monument at Mulbuie

Sir Hector Macdonald was born at Milbuie and there is a monument there to commemorate him.  You can read more about Sir Hector on our folk pages.

Sir Hector Macdonald monument at Mulbuie.

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Ferintosh Primary School

Ferintosh Primary School

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Ferintosh Community Hall.

Ferintosh Community Hall.

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Mulbuie Community Hall.

Mulbuie Community Hall.

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Ferintosh » Ferintosh Places » Ferintosh Churches » Ferintosh Urquhart Church
The Church Notice Board
The Church Notice Board
Urquhart Church
Urquhart Church
Ferintosh Burn - where people flocked to hear the preachings of the Apostle of the North.
Ferintosh Burn - where people flocked to hear the preachings of the Apostle of the North.
Ferintosh Free Church 1910
Ferintosh Free Church 1910
[Photo RCHS]
21st century Ferintosh Free Church.
21st century Ferintosh Free Church.
[Photo courtesy of the website of Ferintosh Free Church.]
Ferintosh Free Church and Manse 1910
Ferintosh Free Church and Manse 1910
[Photo RCHS]
Ruins of Urquhart Church
Ruins of Urquhart Church
Urquhart Church - ivy-clad ruin by the Cromarty Firth. [Photo RCHS]
The view looking west from Urquhart Church
The view looking west from Urquhart Church

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