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Gairloch Work

Attribution: unknown (Rifle target butts at Gairloch)

Flowerdale Kennels

This business started in October 1987 and by September 1988 the business was registered as licensed boarding kennels with accommodation for 12 dogs and 6 cats. The business is closed c.1999.

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Redpoint Salmon

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The Printing of the Gairloch Times

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Deargy Hostel

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Gairloch Hotel

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Sands Hotel, Gairloch

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New water supply for Badachro

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The Shoe Stone (Clach nam Brog)

The Shoe Stone (Clach nam Brog) Standing by the side of the road to Gairloch from Poolewe, it was so named because women who had walked barefoot over the hills to church at Gairloch, used to stoop at it to put on their shoes and stockings before entering the village.

Alexander MacKenzie Plaque

Alexander MacKenzie Plaque At the top of the jetty is an original store, which has a plaque on it recording the death by drowning of Alexander Mackenzie of Dry Island. He was the grandson of Mr Mackenzie who owned the Curing Station on Dry Island. ("The Cooper").

Aird House

John MacKenzie Memorial, Gairloch

John MacKenzie Memorial, Gairloch The memorial, which is situated adjacent to the A835 on its West Side, near to the old burial ground in Gairloch, is in memory of John Mackenzie, piper, poet and author. The inscription reads: "In memory of John Mackenzie who composed and edited "The Beauties of Gaelic Poetry, and also compiled, wrote, translated, or edited, under surpassing difficulties, about thirty other works. In grateful recognition of his valuable services to Celtic literature this monument is erected by a number of his fellow countrymen. 1878."

Flowerdale Barn - Exterior

Flowerdale Barn - Exterior. Built in the year 1730.

Flowerdale Barn - MacKenzie Crest

Flowerdale Barn - MacKenzie Crest Coat of arms constructed for Alexander and Janet MacKenzie in 1730, the year of their marriage, and placed over the centre-winnowing door of Flowerdale Barn, also erected that same year. Their initials and date are on the left door lintel.