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Mr Cameron. Believed to be a group of officers of 6th Battalion The Queen's Own Cameron Highlanders in late 1917, including two reinforcements from the London Scottish.
Reference: 31683
Mr Cameron. Believed to be a g...
Station Square, Academy Street, Inverness. Training NCOs meeting new recruits at Inverness Station in 1952. After training at Cameron Barracks the recruits would be posted to the 1st Battalion The Queen's Own Cameron Highlanders which was then serving in Austria. *
Reference: H-0230c
Station Square, Academy Street...
Station Square, Academy Street, Inverness. Training NCOs meeting new recruits at Inverness Station in 1952. After training at Cameron Barracks the recruits would be posted to the 1st Battalion The Queen's Own Cameron Highlanders which was then serving in Austria. *
Reference: H-0230b
Station Square, Academy Street...
Station Square, Academy Street, Inverness. Training NCOs meeting new recruits at Inverness Station in 1952. After training at Cameron Barracks the recruits would be posted to the 1st Battalion The Queen's Own Cameron Highlanders which was then serving in Austria. *
Reference: H-0230a
Station Square, Academy Street...
Druidaig Lodge, at Letterfearn on the shore of Loch Duich. Copies made Nov 1969 and Jan 1970. *
Reference: 47910
Druidaig Lodge, at Letterfearn...
Miss Coats. The man's arm patch denotes the Highland Division.
Reference: 40608b
Miss Coats. The man's arm ...
Miss Coats. The man's arm patch denotes the Highland Division.
Reference: 40608a
Miss Coats. The man's arm ...
R.S. MacDonald, Eastgate, Inverness. December 1953. This is Captain James MacPherson who worked in R.S. MacDonald. He was a Scoutmaster in the 21st Inverness Old High Scouts when they met in the Scout Hut on Strothers Lane in the 1950s. It's believed he was an officer in the Gordon Highlanders and always wore tartan trews for evening dress instead of a kilt since he had an artificial leg. He left Inverness in 1955. His dancing partner is Nursing Sister F.I. MacPherson, Q.A.R.N.N.S. of the Royal Naval Hospital, Gosport. Identification and information submitted by Duncan Chisholm.
Reference: 44446f
R.S. MacDonald, Eastgate, Inve...
R.S. MacDonald, Eastgate, Inverness. December 1953. This is Captain James MacPherson who worked in R.S. MacDonald. He was a Scoutmaster in the 21st Inverness Old High Scouts when they met in the Scout Hut on Strothers Lane in the 1950s. It's believed he was an officer in the Gordon Highlanders and always wore tartan trews for evening dress instead of a kilt since he had an artificial leg. He left Inverness in 1955. His dancing partner is Nursing Sister F.I. MacPherson, Q.A.R.N.N.S. of the Royal Naval Hospital, Gosport. Identification and information submitted by Duncan Chisholm.
Reference: 44446e
R.S. MacDonald, Eastgate, Inve...
R.S. MacDonald, Eastgate, Inverness. December 1953. This is Captain James MacPherson who worked in R.S. MacDonald. He was a Scoutmaster in the 21st Inverness Old High Scouts when they met in the Scout Hut on Strothers Lane in the 1950s. It's believed he was an officer in the Gordon Highlanders and always wore tartan trews for evening dress instead of a kilt since he had an artificial leg. He left Inverness in 1955. His dancing partner is Nursing Sister F.I. MacPherson, Q.A.R.N.N.S. of the Royal Naval Hospital, Gosport. Identification and information submitted by Duncan Chisholm.
Reference: 44446d
R.S. MacDonald, Eastgate, Inve...
R.S. MacDonald, Eastgate, Inverness. December 1953. This is Captain James MacPherson who worked in R.S. MacDonald. He was a Scoutmaster in the 21st Inverness Old High Scouts when they met in the Scout Hut on Strothers Lane in the 1950s. It's believed he was an officer in the Gordon Highlanders and always wore tartan trews for evening dress instead of a kilt since he had an artificial leg. He left Inverness in 1955. His dancing partner is Nursing Sister F.I. MacPherson, Q.A.R.N.N.S. of the Royal Naval Hospital, Gosport. Identification and information submitted by Duncan Chisholm.
Reference: 44446c
R.S. MacDonald, Eastgate, Inve...
R.S. MacDonald, Eastgate, Inverness. December 1953. This is Captain James MacPherson who worked in R.S. MacDonald. He was a Scoutmaster in the 21st Inverness Old High Scouts when they met in the Scout Hut on Strothers Lane in the 1950s. It's believed he was an officer in the Gordon Highlanders and always wore tartan trews for evening dress instead of a kilt since he had an artificial leg. He left Inverness in 1955. Identification and information submitted by Duncan Chisholm.
Reference: 44446b
R.S. MacDonald, Eastgate, Inve...