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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The Football Pitch

This is mainly used by the local football team Maryburgh FC.  

The football field.

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Play Areas

There are three children’s play areas in Maryburgh in:

  • Rosshill Drive
  • Stuarthill Drive and
  • Seaforth Place
However, the main play area is situated beside the football field and Maryburgh Amenities Centre.
The play area situated between Rosshill Drive and Stuarthill Drive.

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The stone Ukranian Emblem dated 1949
The remains of the water tower.
Beaufort Castle
Heinrich Mainus
POW Brahan/Beauly ID card
POW Brahan postcard
All but three huts have been pulled down.
The site was used as a storage area for farm machinery
All but three huts have been pulled down.
All but three huts have been pulled down.
The Camp as it was in 1998
The camp as it was in 1998
THE CAMP AS IT WAS IN 2000
THE CAMP AS IT WAS IN 2000
THE CAMP AS IT WAS IN 2000
The official line dried up before it got started so I decided to go with the local history available.
Celebration of 1953 Coronation of Queen Elizabeth II
Original entrance roadway
Hut foundations are clearly visible.
Macrae's Garage, Dingwall
One of the remaining huts with stove.
In 1998 the one remaining hut was still being used by the local Venture Scout Group.
Prisoner of War Camp, Brahan
Map showing location of the camp
Artist: Unknown POW, Brahan. (The painting was salvaged fom the wall of a camp building.)
Dingwall Thistle Football Club
Plan of POW Camp
Photocopy of a postcard sent home to Germany in 1947 by a POW at Brahan
P.O.W. Herbert / Peter Wilson / James Wilson (estate factor ) / Jimmy Wilson / P.O.W. Peter
Prisoner of War - now living locally
Prisoners of War
Letter from daughter of a German POW
The ablutions.
The ablutions.
The remaining ablutions hut.
The stone Ukranian Emblem dated 1949
The stone Ukranian Emblem dated 1949
The remains of the water tower.
Beaufort Castle
Heinrich Mainus
POW Brahan/Beauly ID card
POW Brahan postcard
All but three huts have been pulled down.
The site was used as a storage area for farm machinery
All but three huts have been pulled down.
All but three huts have been pulled down.
The Camp as it was in 1998
The camp as it was in 1998
 
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