Dingwall Events
Attribution: unknown (Greenhill street in Dingwall looking North)
Dingwall Events in Old Photographs
[All photos courtesy of Dingwall Museum Trust unless otherwise stated.]
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10 Dingwall Public Buildings
Dingwall Sheriff Courthouse opened in the 1830s and closed in 2015 when judicial work transferred to Inverness. Now a private dwelling.
05 Dingwall Public Buildings
The memorial plaque to former pupils who served in both World Wars, taken from the demolished Academy and located in the new building.
06 Dingwall Public Buildings
On 9 June 2008, led by the Academy's pipe band, the pupils re-enacted the walk in 1939 when their predecessors came from the Old Academy, in Tulloch Street, to their new school - this time from the site of the now-demolished Academy to their new school. [Photos RCHS]
Armed Forces Day 2009
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Dingwall Armed Forces Day 2009
Thanks are due to Mrs Pat Macleod of Dingwall Museum for permission to include her photographs of Armed Forces Day 2009. Not all names of participants are known but RCHS will be happy to include these when advised.
Dingwall Remembrance Events
In order to mark the centenary of the ending of World War 1, Dingwall Royal British Legion members, in association with Lord Lieutenant Mrs Janet Bowen, CVO, Seaforth Highlanders Association, local councillors and clergy, and numerous dedicated individuals from within the community, met to consider how this significant anniversary might be met within the town.



