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Nigg » Nigg History » Nigg Places 1

Looking from the dunes, where Hi-Fab is, to the White House, Balnabruach and the bay.

The Meeting House (church).

Lower Bayfield.

Majiecks Point looking towards Seaside Cottage.

From pier to remains of Dunskaith and Majiecks Point.

Low road, Seaside Cottage, looking south to where the oil terminal now is.

Black Watch camp at Nigg, c.1915.

YMCA complex at Nigg camp, 1915.

Old Mill House (Roscot), Bayfield c.1950.

Roof of Dunskaith House

Roof of Dunskaith House with Nigg jetty and South Sutor in the background.

Entrance hall of Dunskaith House, c.1950s.

Possibly Nigg golf clubhouse, c.1930s.

Ivy Cottage, c.1920s.

Ivy Cottage, c.1920s. [l-r: Dolly Macleod, Annie Macleod (mother of Helen, Jessie and Dolly), Helen Macleod.]

Rose Cottage, c.1920s.

View from roof of Dunskaith House

View from roof of Dunskaith House showing Park Cottage, ?, White House, Mary Mackenzie's house, Ivy Cottage.

Possibly Great Granny's cottage ('little granny')

Possibly Great Granny's cottage ('little granny'), between Blackspring and Ivy Cottage called Blackspring Cottages.

'The Point' c.1950s.

The Point' c.1950s.

Remains of the old pier jetty (not there now).

View from Nigg Pier towards North Sutor.

View from Nigg Pier towards North Sutor. Ferry Inn shown on left, also Craig Lodge and the bungalow, c. late 1960s or early1970s.

View from raised beach looking north.

View from raised beach looking north. "Dewings" is the house in the foreground, the red roofed cottage is Seaside Cottage and the white cottage above Seaside is Brae Cottage. Circa late 196's or early 1970s, before new road was built.

View from near Castlecraig quarry

View from near Castlecraig quarry showing some wartime buildings (seen just above fence), site of Dunskaith Castle, golf course, pier, hotel , etc. The long grey building inland from the pier is the the so called naval "Mine Base" which handled torpedoes in the 1939-45 war. Invergordon in background (and possibly smelter steam!).

Ivy Cottage, c1920's l-r: Annie Macleod with her daughter Dolina (Dolly)

Possibly early Ivy Cottage, c.1900.

Shore road - unknown location

Looking south-west from Castlecraig, December 1999.

Sign at Arabella crossroads

Sign at Arabella Crossroads