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Ardross Places

Attribution: unknown (Ardross Castle entrance)

Ardross Church

A non-denominational church where services can be held for several religious denominations.

Windows dedicated to Saint Andrew & Saint Columba

Attribution: unknown

Features

Find out more about the Millenium Cross and the Ardross Memorial.

The Cross commemorating the Millennium, in the grounds of Ardross Castle.

Attribution: unknown

Locations

View some of the locations in the Ardross area

The narrow bridge over the River Averon on the B9176 road over Struie.

Attribution: unknown

Ardross Castle

Find out more information about Ardross castle.

An ornate window at the front of the castle.

Attribution: unknown

Place Names of Alness Parish

This extract was taken, with the permission of the Trustees, from Prof. W.J. Watson’s – ‘Place Names of Ross and Cromarty’. The most recent edition of this work was published by HIGHLAND HERITAGE BOOKS Tir nan Oran, 8 Culcairn Road, Evanton IV16 9YT

Place Names of Ross and Cromarty p75 onwards

Public Buildings

Find out more about the Ardross Public buildings.

The main building of Ardross Primary School.

Attribution: unknown

Recreation

Find out more about the recreational facilities in Ardross.

Attribution: unknown

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Ardross Castle drive

The drive to Ardross Castle.

Ardross Castle entrance

The entrance to the grounds of Ardross Castle. The castle is in private ownership and it and its grounds are not lpen to the general public.

Ardross Castle grounds

An ornate window at the front of the castle.

Ardross Castle tower

The tower

Ardross Castle

The front face of the castle.

Castle Inn

Views of the Castle Inn, now closed, on the B9176.

Castle Inn

Views of the Castle Inn, now closed, on the B9176.

Cnoc Ruadh

Cnoc Ruadh, a group of houses at Ardross, beside Ardross Church.

Cnoc Ruadh

Cnoc Ruadh, a group of houses at Ardross, beside Ardross Church.

Dalneich private road sign

The entrance to the private road to Dalneich and fishing beats from the south end of the bridge.

Dublin

Dublin started as a barracks for Irish labourers who were employed by the estate in the 19th century, during improvements to the estate which was owned by Sir Alexander Matheson.