Dingwall Transport
Attribution: unknown (Greenhill street in Dingwall looking North)
Dingwall station
On 1 May 2017 Dingwall Station was the scene of a ceremony reflecting the role it played during World War 1 during the time when a troop train, which became known as the Jellicoe Express, passed through on a regular basis..
Dingwall transport methods through the decades.
Photos courtesy of Dingwall Museum Trust.
Click on photo album to view thumbnails and then click thumbnail to see the full size images
10A Dingwall Events
The great snow storm 1906. Cutting through a block on the Dingwall-Kyle railway at Achterneed.
09 Dingwall Events
The great snow storm (Dec. 1906). Getting ready to charge the huge mass that blocked the Skye line at Achterneed, near Dingwall.
10 Dingwall Events
The great snow storm (Dec. 1906). Clearing the block on the line at Achterneed, near Dingwall.
23 Dingwall Events
Fancy dress cycle parade participants from Muir of Ord, taken outside Dingwall Town Hall.
28 Dingwall Events
'Dod' Finlayson shaking hands with Prince Andrew (occasion?). First on left is Frazer Morrison; (George, or 'Dod', Finlayson was a Convener of Ross and Cromarty District Council; Fraser Morrison owned Morrison Construction).
12 Dingwall Events
Presenting a gold key to the Countess of Cromartie 1904(?) following the opening of the refurbished town hall.
29 Dingwall Events
Royal British Legion, Dingwall, Remembrance Service 1990. l-r: Rev Gordon Holroyd, Rev Graeme Henderson, Mrs Mary Deverill.
17 Dingwall Events
Unveiling of war memorial at the Ferry Road junction. Carnaby Lodge (later destroyed by fire) on left.
13 Dingwall Events
Seaforth and Mrs Stewart-Mackenzie arriving at municipal buildings, Dingwall, to receive the Freedom of the Burgh, 2 November 1906. Car registration JS1.
14 Dingwall Events
Workstall no. 2 Dingwall bowling club bazaar 28 August 1907. Written on the back: "This is one of the bazaar stall-holders. Very wet for two days. All well at home, hope this finds you likewise. Do you know any of them? Miss C.A. McRae, Stathmore, Hawick"
27 Dingwall Events
Dingwall annual charity football match in aid of Ross Memorial Hospital, 20 May 1937. Queen Mary 'crossing the line' at half time.
20 Dingwall Events
Possibly a fancy dress parade since the horse-drawn fire engine appears to be decorated. [Photo RCHS]
