Kiltearn Work

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Harvesting At Foulis Estate

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The Cromarty Firth and Bridge from rear of Ardullie Farm cottages - photo 1

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Lemlair

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Lemlair steading and farm workers

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Tourism - The Storehouse

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Storehouse of Foulis

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Kiltearn Parish Church
Kiltearn Parish Church
Kiltearn Manse
Kiltearn Manse
A Victorian view of the former Kiltearn Manse which was situated only a yard or two from the church.
Kiltearn Parish Church, November 1953
Kiltearn Parish Church, November 1953
Kiltearn Parish Church, November 1953. The building is now a ruin but a 17th or 18th century pulpit from the disused church is said to have been installed in the parish church at Lochgoilhead which was restored in 1935. [Photo was courtesy of C J Fraser of Reelig.]
Harvesting in the field between church and the shore of the Cromarty Firth.
Harvesting in the field between church and the shore of the Cromarty Firth.
Kiltearn Old Parish Church Pulpit
Kiltearn Old Parish Church Pulpit
Here, in fact, is the Kiltearn pulpit referred to, now located in Lochgoilhead parish church. [Photo RCHS]
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