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Glenmoriston Hotel, Ness Bank Road, Inverness. *
Reference: 48047g
Glenmoriston Hotel, Ness Bank ...
Glenmoriston Hotel, Ness Bank Road, Inverness. *
Reference: 48047f
Glenmoriston Hotel, Ness Bank ...
Glenmoriston Hotel, Ness Bank Road, Inverness. *
Reference: 48047e
Glenmoriston Hotel, Ness Bank ...
Glenmoriston Hotel, Ness Bank Road, Inverness. *
Reference: 48047d
Glenmoriston Hotel, Ness Bank ...
Glenmoriston Hotel, Ness Bank Road, Inverness. *
Reference: 48047c
Glenmoriston Hotel, Ness Bank ...
Glenmoriston Hotel, Ness Bank Road, Inverness. *
Reference: 48047b
Glenmoriston Hotel, Ness Bank ...
Glenmoriston Hotel, Ness Bank Road, Inverness. *
Reference: 48047a
Glenmoriston Hotel, Ness Bank ...
National petrol station, under the name Macbeath, C.A. Academy Street. Location is on Old Perth Road, now the Kingswell Service Station. The stone which now sits behind the petrol station kiosk. It reads: Behind this is the supposed burial place of King Duncan. 1040. To the right is a police phone box. *
Reference: 4000d
National petrol station, under...
National petrol station, under the name Macbeath, C.A. Academy Street. Location is on Old Perth Road, now the Kingswell Service Station. The stone which now sits behind the petrol station kiosk. It reads: Behind this is the supposed burial place of King Duncan. 1040. *
Reference: 4000c
National petrol station, under...
National petrol station, under the name Macbeath, C.A. Academy Street. Location is on Old Perth Road, now the Kingswell Service Station. To the right is a police phone box. *
Reference: 4000b
National petrol station, under...
National petrol station, under the name Macbeath, C.A. Academy Street. Location is on Old Perth Road, now the Kingswell Service Station. To the right is a police phone box. *
Reference: 4000a
National petrol station, under...
Castle Stuart. The land the castle was built on was granted to James Stewart, 1st Earl of Moray by his half-sister, Mary, Queen of Scots, following her return to Scotland in 1561. The successive murders of Stewart and his son-in-law, James Stewart, 2nd Earl of Moray, meant that the castle was finally completed by his grandson, James Stuart, 3rd Earl of Moray, in 1625. Though the castle initially flourished, it fell into disuse as the fortunes of the House of Stuart sank during the English Civil War and Charles I was executed. The castle lay derelict for 300 years before being restored. *
Reference: 1915b
Castle Stuart. The land the ca...