Maryburgh Recreation
Attribution: S. Fraser (Maryburgh Primary School March 2015)
Maryburgh Amenities Centre
The Maryburgh Amenities Centre was built as the new village hall around 1980. It consists of a large games hall with a stage at one end, a small hall with kitchen facilities, two changing rooms for team sports, and toilet facilities. It has been used for a wide range of activities such as sports and games, concerts, meetings, youth groups, playschool, etc and is supported by funds raised by user groups and the Annual Maryburgh Gala
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Miss Reid's Scottish Country Dancing group.
Miss Reid's Scottish Country Dancing group. Back row, l-r: Sandy ('the piper') Mackenzie, David Sutherland, Colin Mackenzie, Keith Alexander. Front row, l-r: Margaret Jack, Morag Macintosh (later Polson), Miss Reid, Miss Jessie Reid, Barbara Mackenzie (wife of Colin), Rona Macrae
Drill Hall
Lady Seaforth was very generous. She had the Drill Hall built at the east end of Maryburgh. One of the other things she provided was a pianola. Sometimes at concerts she would join in the entertainment by whistling tunes as her party piece.
Maryburgh's Coronation Queen
Maryburgh's Coronation Queen, Margaret Jack, with attendants Alice Dunbar (left) and Dorothy Cameron (right). The young attendant front right is possibly Margaret Ross.


