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Inverness Royal Academy Prefects 1945-1946. Rear: Sine MacDonald, Brian Heatley, Catherine Tulloch, Donald Oliver, Netta Paterson, M. Christie, E. MacIntyre, H. MacVinish, Rhoda Cameron, Peter Cameron. Front: Elizabeth Rose, Peter Murray (VC), May Murray (C), Rector D.J MacDonald, William Cattell (C), Sheena MacKenzie (VC), Roy Hazle. (Courtesy Inverness Royal Academy Archive IRAA_041).
Reference: IRAA
Inverness Royal Academy Prefec...
Inverness Royal Academy Prefects 1944-1945. Rear: Sheila Urquhart, Donald Campbell, Wilma MacDonald. Middle: Thomas Forrester, Evelyn Cameron, Allan Cook, Norma MacDougall, William Cattell, Muriel Riggs, Angus MacLeod. Front: Hamish Gray (VC from 03.01.1945), Christina Fraser (VC from 17.04.1945), Rector D.J MacDonald, May Murray, James Nairn (VC to Dec 1944, C from 03.01.1945) (Courtesy Inverness Royal Academy Archive IRAA_042).
Reference: IRAA
Inverness Royal Academy Prefec...
The first Prefects at the Inverness Royal Academy, appointed in May 1944 by the then new Rector D.J MacDonald. Rear: Andrew MacLaren, John Hill, Deverell Neill, James McPhee. Middle: Allan Cook, Evelyn Cameron, Eiona Moir, Irene Stewart, Marjory MacVinish, Simon MacMillan. Front: Mary Wylie, Callum MacAulay (C), Rector D.J MacDonald, Margaret Stewart (VC), James Cattell (VC), Isobel Mackay. (Prefect Jas Jackson left half-way through the term, replaced by Andrew MacLaren.) (Courtesy Inverness Royal Academy Archive IRAA_043).
Reference: IRAA
The first Prefects at the Inve...
Rose - Miller wedding outside Inverness Cathedral. Pat Miller served with the Cameron Highlanders during the First World War, and was present at Dunkirk in the Second. He attained the rank of brigadier and won the MC and DSO. He married Milly Rose c1930 and after the Second World War they merged their surnames to be known as Rose-Miller. Copy dates from 1971.
Reference: 48131
Rose - Miller wedding outside ...
Mrs A.J. Paterson, Catriona, Inverness. Henrietta Davidson (1877-1948) was the wife of Inverness printer-bookseller Alexander John Paterson (1874-1924), on older brother of the famous photographer Andrew Paterson (1877-1948). She is here with her daughter Lilian Balfour Paterson (1910-1960).
Reference: 25449b
Mrs A.J. Paterson, Catriona, I...
Mrs A.J. Paterson, Catriona, Inverness. Henrietta Davidson (1877-1948) was the wife of Inverness printer-bookseller Alexander John Paterson (1874-1924), on older brother of the famous photographer Andrew Paterson (1877-1948).
Reference: 25449a
Mrs A.J. Paterson, Catriona, I...
Reverend Ewen Macqueen (c1866-1949). Born in the Isle of Skye he married Jessie Campbell. They had four children; Catherine M (d1906), Malcolm C (c1908-1967), Cathie (c1910-1951) and Alice (c1912-1995). Cathie married Samuel Kersten.
Reference: 35974
Reverend Ewen Macqueen (c1866-...
Sir Leslie Joseph. Ex-Major Joseph became an amusement park entrepreneur who devised popular water chutes. The first was at Coney Beach (Porthcawl) in 1936. The Porthcawl chute was followed after the war by larger rides at Battersea Fun Fair (London, 1956), Belle Vue (Manchester, 1957) and the Kursaal (Southend-on-Sea, 1958). He became Managing Director of the Festival Pleasure Gardens in 1951 and was knighted in 1952. In April 1956 he gained, along with restaurant magnate Charles Forte, control of the Belle Vue Zoological Gardens for ?200,000. The 68 acre location contained a major zoo, a 30,000 capacity stadium, the 7,000 seat King's Hall (used for circuses), the 600 ft long exhibition hall and restaurants.
Reference: 45393b
Sir Leslie Joseph. Ex-Major Jo...
Sir Leslie Joseph. Ex-Major Joseph became an amusement park entrepreneur who devised popular water chutes. The first was at Coney Beach (Porthcawl) in 1936. The Porthcawl chute was followed after the war by larger rides at Battersea Fun Fair (London, 1956), Belle Vue (Manchester, 1957) and the Kursaal (Southend-on-Sea, 1958). He became Managing Director of the Festival Pleasure Gardens in 1951 and was knighted in 1952. In April 1956 he gained, along with restaurant magnate Charles Forte, control of the Belle Vue Zoological Gardens for ?200,000. The 68 acre location contained a major zoo, a 30,000 capacity stadium, the 7,000 seat King's Hall (used for circuses), the 600 ft long exhibition hall and restaurants.
Reference: 45393a
Sir Leslie Joseph. Ex-Major Jo...
P/O MacPherson. The RAF Navigator badge was adopted in April 1942 when the role of Observer was abolished and split into the two new categories of Navigator and Air Bomber.
Reference: 44005c
P/O MacPherson. The RAF Naviga...
P/O MacPherson. The RAF Navigator badge was adopted in April 1942 when the role of Observer was abolished and split into the two new categories of Navigator and Air Bomber.
Reference: 44005b
P/O MacPherson. The RAF Naviga...
P/O MacPherson. The RAF Navigator badge was adopted in April 1942 when the role of Observer was abolished and split into the two new categories of Navigator and Air Bomber.
Reference: 44005a
P/O MacPherson. The RAF Naviga...