Heights Heritage Exhibition – September 2001

Attribution: unknown (The ruin of Free Church in Jamestown)

The Heights: Achterneed - Keppoch - Inchvannie - Brae - Dochcarty

In September of the year 2001, a group of ‘Heights Folk’ worked together to mount an exhibition in the Achterneed Hall, Heights, Strathpeffer. It was an outstanding success. The photographs from the Heights Heritage Exhibition have been divided into several categories.

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Strathpeffer Heights Heritage Exhibition Sept 2001

In September of the year 2001, a group of 'Heights Folk' worked together to mount an exhibition in the Achterneed Hall, Heights, Strathpeffer. It was an outstanding success. The photographs from the Heights Heritage Exhibition have been divided into several photograph albums to make it easier to view.
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Dr "Paddy" Newton introduces "the Airds" who declared the event open
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Strathpeffer Culzie and Wyvis Lodges

Presumably these lodges were on estates adjacent to "The Heights" and so were included in Exhibition photographs.
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Lunch on the 12th August.
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Mary Mackenzie
Munro's Posting Establishment motor garage, Strathpeffer - now Spa Motors?
Roddy Munro, Davy Munro, Johnnie Mackenzie and Kenny Urquhart.
Donnie Mackenzie's house when thatched (1915). Donnie's granny at the door.
Simon Campbell (left) and George Campbell (right).
Winter view of Saunders Campbell's pond
The great storm of January 1978. Alex John Maclennan's croft
Angus's new house
Angus Mackenzie, Paul Major, at work.
Autumn view of Saunders Campbell's pond
An Army camp, possibly 1939
Dochcairn before 1913.
Duran Cottage - one scene
Duran Cottage - second scene
Duran and a horse - third scene
Duran - fourth scene
Fanny Campbell at her home.
Hillcrest 1956.
Glenburn
Mrs Campbell at the front door of Glenburn.
The kitchen
Mrs Campbell at the livingroom fire.
"Granny Campbell", otherwise Mrs Jessie McKay Campbell,
Jock the Glen's house
Caisteal Gorach, the Foolish Castle,
Sgt. John Wood who spotted Jockan's house from the rescue helicopter
"Jockan" Macritchie's house during the 1978 storm.
"Jockan" Macritchie's house after the great storm of January 1978
Mary Mackenzie
Munro's Posting Establishment motor garage, Strathpeffer - now Spa Motors?
Roddy Munro, Davy Munro, Johnnie Mackenzie and Kenny Urquhart.
Donnie Mackenzie's house when thatched (1915). Donnie's granny at the door.
Simon Campbell (left) and George Campbell (right).
Winter view of Saunders Campbell's pond
The great storm of January 1978. Alex John Maclennan's croft
Angus's new house
Angus Mackenzie, Paul Major, at work.
Autumn view of Saunders Campbell's pond
An Army camp, possibly 1939
Dochcairn before 1913.
 
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