Inver Libraries
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Book Library
While building this site we have accumulated a lot of information that we felt was best gathered together in different books. We hope you will enjoy reading them.
Photograph Library
Over the years we have been very fortunate to have been given access to many historic photographs and permission to display them on the website. We have now collated them into different albums. We hope you enjoy viewing in them.
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Highland Ring Brooch
Highland Ring Brooch This ring brooch was found in the garden of Charlie and Mary Dillon and dates from the 17 th or 18 th Century. Ring brooches similar to this one have been worn in Scotland as early as the 13 to century.
Buying fish
Lorna MacEhern with her cousin Sir Robert Baird at the back door of the manse buying fish from Annie and Johnnie Skinner from Inver in 1934
Letter from Cadboll Estate re lack of water supply
An extract from a letter giving Cadboll Estates reply. Below a translation. 12th January, 1911 'Dear Sir, Referring to our conversation at Inver on Tuesday, I quite sympathize with the lack of a water supply but I can only agree to repair the pump and put it in working order on condition that a certain number of the Inhabitants - not less than six - bind themselves protect the pump from damage in future, and as a practical guarantee deposit a sum of Three pounds with me to meet the cost of any further damage.'
This is one of the first invoices.
This is one of the first invoices. It looks like in the olden days people ate too many sweets!
Pupils in School in 1885
Pupils in School in 1885 The following are two graphs of the names of all the pupils at school in the year 1885. No surprise as to which names appear the most often Skinner, Ross, Fraser and Mackay.
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Inver WW1
Inver WW1
The photos in this album are from the Ross-shire Journal during the 1914-1918 War. Newspaper copies had been deposited with Dingwall Museum but over the years had become rather fragile and were in danger of disintegrating and so it was felt that this valuable record should not be lost.
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