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Broomhill during renovations, 1991.

Possibly Tain Station, c.1926.

Major,

Major, belonging to Mrs Ross (Mrs Thom's mother), running home along Nigg Road to Broomhill, c.1974.

Broomhill Cottage, circa 1920's

Broomhill Cottage, circa 1920's l-r: Danny Macleod, Uncle Donny, and possibly an older daughter of Danny's and aunt of Mrs Thom, c.1920s.

On the bulwark opposite Broomhill.

On the bulwark opposite Broomhill. l-r: Eric Bates (Mrs Thom's nephew), Alistair Bates (Mrs Thom's nephew), Sheila Ross (Mrs Thom's sister), with Mrs Thom and her son Billy on the roadside, c.1950s.

Briar Cottage

Arthur Skinner's home Briar Cottage and the gable end of Mary Ann Macdonald's home, Elder Cottage, to the right. Mrs Thom's nephew Eric Bates, in the foreground, c.1951.

Old Nigg Road

Old Nigg Road with sea at high tide with Shop House in the foreground, c.1956.

Lower Bayfield.

Lower Bayfield, c.1950s.

Lower Bayfield.

Sheep on the old Nigg road.

Nigg House, showing possible site of Bishop's Palace.

Gardener's cottage before alterations.

Lower Pitcalnie, c.1960.

Lower Pitcalnie, home of Alex Mackenzie, c.1960.

Nigg Hotel, c.1928.

Old Smithy at Culnaha.

Old Post Office, c1948.

Old Wester Rarichie Smithy, now Niaroo.

Pitcalnie Holdings, 1951.

Pitcalnie Holdings, then home of the Macraes, 1951.

Cromarty from the west, looking to Nigg.

Cromarty and ships sailing through the Sutors.

Cromarty High Street.

Lower Carse of Bayfield

Seaside Cottage.

Pitcalzean House

Pitcalzean House (home for many years of the author Eric Linklater).

View from Castlecraig to Cromarty, 1961,

View from Castlecraig to Cromarty, 1961, with Shepherd's Cottage on the right. Road was built by farm labour from material available on the farm.

Castlecraig Farm

Approaching Castlecraig Farm showing the gable end of the trapper's cottage and the pond, 1930.

Castlecraig House, 1930.

Cottage at Westfield (Mrs Munro and children).

Culnaha House.

Soldiers on Nigg pier, 1929.

Pitcalzean House.

Nigg Old Manse.

The White House.

Nigg Old Manse with girl waving.

White House, Nigg Ferry, c.1968-69.

Aerial view Chapelhill

Aerial view Chapelhill - Chapelhill Church, Sunday School and Manse. To the right is Jessie Macleod's Cottage (one of Nigg's first schools) and Strath of Pircalnie.

White House, 1971.

White House, 1971. Owned by the Barker family from 1967 but it was burnt down in February 1973 and the saved end part was eventually sold to Hi-Fab in 1975.

Seaside Cottage in the distance.

Nigg Bay(?) c.1936.

Seagulls at Nigg beach, c.1936.

A general view of Nigg including Nigg Hotel and Dunskaith House.

The Bishop's Walk early in the 1900s.

Aerial photo of Nigg Mains steading taken August 1984

Aerial photo of Nigg Mains steading taken August 1984 when Gardener's Cottage was derelict and Scotts still lived in the Big House. New shed was not yet built by McKay, Balmuchy. Surrounding slate-roofed buildings are listed. Tin shed on right of photo was the former cinema at Fearn Drome during the war. Doug Scott had dismantled and re-built at Nigg Mains during the 1950's. Photo donated by Johnny MacGillivray.