Kilmuir and Logie Easter Social

Attribution: Photo courtesy of Tain Museum Trust (Balnagown castle)

Barbaraville Pipe Band

Barbaraville Pipe Band

Attribution: unknown

Ladies Sewing Club

Banner produced by
Kilmuir and Logie Easter Guild

 

The Kilmuir Easter Banner, which hangs behind the pulpit, commemorates the Bi-centenary of the present church in 1998. The materials used, the design and the work was carried out mainly by members of the local Ladies Sewing Club, which meets weekly in the Community Room at Milton School. The majority of the ladies in the club are members of the church, Dileas Baxter, Pearl Bain and Annie McRae being the main contributors. The Cross and Doves are quilted appliqué and the church is embroidered in wool.

Banner produced by Kilmuir and Logie Easter Guild

Attribution: unknown

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Kilmuir » Kilmuir Work
Fire Service
Fire Service
[Photograph courtesy of Tain Museum Trust]
Harvesting
Harvesting
[Photograph courtesy of Tain Museum Trust]
Harvesting
Harvesting
[Photograph courtesy of Tain Museum Trust]
Gardening - a fine crop of leeks.
Gardening - a fine crop of leeks.
[Photograph courtesy of Tain Museum Trust]
Milling (Milton Mill)
Milling (Milton Mill)
[Photograph courtesy of Tain Museum Trust]
Painting of Milton Mill
Painting of Milton Mill
[Photograph courtesy of Tain Museum Trust]
Milton New Mill
Milton New Mill
Balnagown Keeper's Cottage
Balnagown Keeper's Cottage
Balnagown Keeper's Cottage The residence of head game-keepers on the estate for decades, situated ideally on an elevated site overlooking large areas of estate and home farm as well as been close to the river falls and fish hatchery. Is now converted as a guest house for patrons of estate as required. [Photograph courtesy of Tain Museum Trust]
Kildary Smithy
Kildary Smithy
[Photograph courtesy of Tain Museum Trust]
Machine Shop at Balnagown Castle
Machine Shop at Balnagown Castle
Machine Shop at Balnagown Castle at the time of Sir Charles Ross [Photo courtesy of Tain Museum Trust]
Sawmill
Sawmill
[Photograph courtesy of Tain Museum Trust]
Storing (silo at Rhives)
Storing (silo at Rhives)
[Photograph courtesy of Tain Museum Trust]
Sowing
Sowing
[Photograph courtesy of Tain Museum Trust]
Threshing Machine
Threshing Machine
Threshing Machine [Photo courtesy of Tain Museum Trust]
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