Strathpeffer Folk
Attribution: unknown (The ruin of Free Church in Jamestown)
Kenny Ross, Heights of Brae and Germany 13 December 1941 - 30 June 2010
Kenny Stewart
Dr Robert Fortescue Fox (1858-1940)
Olaf and Hester Macleod
The contribution of Olaf and Hester Macleod to the cultural life of Ross and Cromarty was brought to mind when, in August 2019, Ross and Cromarty Heritage Society received an email from Alberto Rubio Diaz, owner of a house which he now runs as an hotel in Minas de Riotinto, Andalucia, Spain.
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T Wellwood Maxwell & Some more Strathpeffer folk from long ago
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Chalet
Chalet which was located just below the summit of Knockfarrel and was a popular venue for holidaymakers in Strathpeffer who didn't mind the climb for the reward of a strawberry tea!
Castle Leod Well, Lady Cromartie's Well
Castle Leod Well, Lady Cromartie's Well, later 'The Shieling' now (1999) 'Busy Fingers The shop to the right was later on a shoemaker's and it was also where the first TV set in the Strath was.
T. Wellwood Maxwell, family and dog
T Wellwood Maxwell was a local pharmacist and enthusiastic photographer.
Strathpeffer Spa Pavillion ca. 1936
Strathpeffer Spa Pavillion ca. 1936 - photograph probably taken from the clocktower or the top of the bathhouse.
Herd & Massey playing at Strath Sept 12 1907
Herd & Massey playing at Strath Sept 12 1907 - Herd driving Photo Urquhart, Dingwall
Chalet
Chalet which was located just below the summit of Knockfarrel and was a popular venue for holidaymakers in Strathpeffer who didn't mind the climb for the reward of a strawberry tea!
Chalet
Chalet which was located just below the summit of Knockfarrel and was a popular venue for holidaymakers in Strathpeffer who didn't mind the climb for the reward of a strawberry tea!
Piper
Piper ( photo T. Wellwood Maxwell) - A Mr. Ivemy, dressed up for this picture; apparently he neither wore the kilt nor played the pipes.
Strath Games 1925
Strath Games 1925 - 'Bodachs' (Gaelic: old men) 3rd left: Sir Hector Munro of Foulis


