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Andrew Paterson portrait of Agnes MacLennan (standing) with daughter Georgina Smith and grand-daughter Ruth. Georgina married Alexander Smith of Elgin who operated a drapery business in Queensgate, Inverness, in 1902. Submitted by Susan Edgar Mutch. (AP/H-0292)
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Andrew Paterson portrait of Ag...
Travelling groups of musicians, showmen and entertainers were a common sight in the streets of Inverness during the 1880s-90s. Performing bears were a regular attraction and always drew a crowd. This bear is standing in Academy Street outside the old Rose Street Foundry building (now a bar) with house numbers 92-94 in the background, c1895. *
Reference: 25429
Travelling groups of musicians...
Craigton at North Kessock. The Kessock Bridge now runs just out of the picture on the left. The cottages on the Strach, once occupied by the Macleays and Patersons are long gone, with only the holly bush still standing to mark the spot (2013). Submitted by Margaret Paterson. (AP/H-0267) *
Reference: mp004
Craigton at North Kessock. The...
Miss B. Gordon (standing) and Mame Gordon, Bridge Street, Inverness. See also ref: 26131a-d.
Reference: 25651d
Miss B. Gordon (standing) and ...
Scottish Home Rule Group outside the Palace Hotel, standing beside vintage car with Ness Bridge in the background. Badge on front of the vehicle, RMC, possibly stands for Renault Motor Company. *
Reference: 25475c
Scottish Home Rule Group outsi...
Captain Ernest Edmund (Ted) Fresson OBE, (1891-1963). Fresson formed Highland Airways Limited in 1933. He is standing before his Monospar ST4 at RAF Turnhouse Aerodrome, Edinburgh in April 1933, before returning to Inverness. The Monospar was registered G-ACEW and was named 'Inverness.' It was built in 1933 and destroyed in a fire at Croydon in 1937.
Reference: 937
Captain Ernest Edmund (Ted) Fr...
Double exposure of group of people standing and people sitting in a car. #
Reference: 832b
Double exposure of group of pe...
The Ferry Omnibus. Owned by Mr W. Greig, the 1921 Vulcan (ST1410) was the first bus in Inverness with pneumatic tyres. A note on the side panel indicates its speed was 12 mph. The standing conductor is M. Greig. *
Reference: 23286
The Ferry Omnibus. Owned by Mr...
Alexander MacRae of the Inverness Burgh Police, featuring the cap badge showing a camel and elephant (standing on all fours) as supporters for the Inverness Arms. A January 1948 copy of a photo from c1912. Born c1878 he was a Gamekeeper before joining the Police in 1899. Promoted sergeant in 1920, he retired in 1934. Identification information kindly provided by Dave Conner. A photo of Macrae c1920 can be found on flickr here: http://www.flickr.com/photos/91779914@N00/8558792822
Reference: 259a
Alexander MacRae of the Invern...
Miss Macrae (seated), Miss MacLean (standing). See also ref: 26036.
Reference: 26035
Miss Macrae (seated), Miss Mac...
Miss E. Jack, Toberchurn, Conon Bridge (standing). See also ref: 24809.
Reference: 24810
Miss E. Jack, Toberchurn, Cono...
Miss Mitford. The standing woman also appears in series 30215.
Reference: 30214j
Miss Mitford. The standing wom...