Invergordon Burial Grounds

Attribution: unknown (Cromarty Firth, Invergordon)

Rosskeen Burial Ground

Rosskeen Burial Ground is situated on the Shore Road between Invergordon and Alness. About half a mile from Invergordon turn right through the Railway Bridge and the Burial Ground is on the left.

Older part of Rosskeen Burial Ground

Older part of Rosskeen Burial Ground.     Attribution: unknown

War graves

War graves, including victims of the explosion on HMS Natal.

War graves, including victims of the explosion on HMS Natal.

Attribution: unknown

War Memorial Cross

War Memorial Cross similar to others throughout Europe.

War Memorial Cross similar to others throughout Europe.

Attribution: unknown

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Invergordon » Invergordon Places » Invergordon Features
Inscription at the base of the fountain
Inscription at the base of the fountain
Former fountain at the West Entrance to the Town
Former fountain at the West Entrance to the Town
Former fountain at the West Entrance to the Town - A Memorial to King Edward VII and Queen Alexandra, erected in 1902. This was originally situated at the crossroads in the centre of Invergordon.
Anchor
Anchor
Invergordon has played an important role in the Naval History of the UK.
Polish war memorial.
Polish war memorial.
Polish war memorial.
Polish war memorial.
Polish war memorial.
Polish war memorial.
Invergordon War Memorial.
Invergordon War Memorial.
The oil storage tanks are a relic of Invergordon's role in both World Wars.
The oil storage tanks are a relic of Invergordon's role in both World Wars.

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