Muir of Ord Social
Attribution: not recorded or unknown
Drill Hall
The Drill Hall was opened in 1911 for the Muir of Ord Company of the 4th Seaforth Highlanders. The Officers in charge at that time were Colonel MacKenzie of Ord and Captain William Forbes. The purpose of the building was to assist in the efficient training of the Territorial Forces, which by 1914, would come in extremely useful.
Captain Forbes used the premises to run his business following the loss of his shop to a fire in 1930.
Today the Drill hall is home to the Inverness & District Model Railway Club.
The Muir Hub
Take a tour of the Muir Hub and see the services it offers.
View more photographs of social activities in Muir of Ord
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Main Street, Muir of Ord.
Main Street, Muir of Ord. l.h.s.: A Robertson, Butcher. Next: J. (?). r.h.s.: Tarradale Hotel, proprietor Donald Macleod. Beyond horse and cart: ?Willox? Ross. [W J MacCulloch collection] Postcard, dated 8 July 1910 and addressed to Mrs Mackenzie, 10 Ardross Place, Inverness, reads: Tarradale Hotel. My Dear Cousin, Just a PC. Hoping you are well. I would have written you sooner but we are very busy just now. How is your mother keeping. I seen (sic) A. Holmes last week and they are all in their usual. Father had a poisoned hand but is better now. Love from A Fraser.
Looking North
Looking North from the same road, this time nearer the village, taken from the entrance of Muir of Ord Golf Club.
Looking North towards Muir of Ord
Looking North towards Muir of Ord from the A862 road from Beauly, taken from the entrance of Muir of Ord Industrial Estate. Ben Wyvis can be seen in the distance.
Evelix
The distinctive house called Evelix on the A862 at the northern edge of the village. - a school at one time.
Mackenzie-Gillanders Wedding
Frances G. Mackenzie Gillanders wedding at Highfield Cottage 1903. Donated by her great grandson
View from Bridge
View from Bridge, outside Forbes bakery Shop, looking towards Tarradale Hotel and the now named Black Isle Road

