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Dingwall » Dingwall Social » Dingwall Museum
Dingwall Museum entrance on High Street.
Dingwall Museum entrance on High Street.
The reception area with Mrs Pat Macleod on duty.
The reception area with Mrs Pat Macleod on duty.
A Highland kitchen display.
A Highland kitchen display.
The Gordon family "smiddy" (Smithy)
The Gordon family "smiddy" (Smithy)
The Gordon family "smiddy" (Smithy) was located at the west end of Dingwall and, when the business ceased trading, the family kindly donated all artefacts to Dingwall Museum.
The Burgh's coat of arms and, alongside, old school photos
The Burgh's coat of arms and, alongside, old school photos
Display cases with early Town Hall memorabilia and early school medals.
Display cases with early Town Hall memorabilia and early school medals.
Memorial to the fallen of the 4th Battalion Seaforth Highlanders.
Memorial to the fallen of the 4th Battalion Seaforth Highlanders.
A corner of the Military Room.
A corner of the Military Room.
Photographs and model of the Town House as it existed in earlier days.
Photographs and model of the Town House as it existed in earlier days.
Model of the Town Hall (built in 1926) in Church Street.
Model of the Town Hall (built in 1926) in Church Street.
Many of the artefacts in the Military Room show a connection with the Seaforth Highlanders This includes medals and decorations.
Many of the artefacts in the Military Room show a connection with the Seaforth Highlanders This includes medals and decorations.
Freedom of Dingwall casket presented to Major General Sir Hector Macdonald in May 1899.
Freedom of Dingwall casket presented to Major General Sir Hector Macdonald in May 1899.
Sir Hector's shako, or ceremonial hat, decorated with ostrich feathers.
Sir Hector's shako, or ceremonial hat, decorated with ostrich feathers.
And a photograph of the miniature railway used in the construction of the Macdonald Memorial on Mitchell Hill.
And a photograph of the miniature railway used in the construction of the Macdonald Memorial on Mitchell Hill.
Many of the artefacts in the Military Room show a connection with the Seaforth Highlanders
Many of the artefacts in the Military Room show a connection with the Seaforth Highlanders
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Dingwall WW1

Dingwall WW1

The photos in this album are from the Ross-shire Journal during the 1914-1918 War. Newspaper copies had been deposited with Dingwall Museum but over the years had become rather fragile and were in danger of disintegrating and so it was felt that this valuable record should not be lost.
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Dunbar James L, Pte, Dingwall
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Dingwall War Memorials

Dingwall War Memorials

The war memorial photographs on this site were originally the work of Mr John W Bruce. He has subsequently developed the website http://www.rosswarmemorials.org.uk which gives much more detail.
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Dingwall Civic War Memorial plaque No. 3
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