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Brough Harbour.
Photo taken by John Hay.
Brough Home Guard
Left to right: Mr Budge, farm worker Ham; Mr Finlayson, farmer Ham; Sinclair Coghill, Starbank; James Taylor, Post office; Walter Hossack, Hillocks; Andrew Miller, Little Wester; Andrew Miller, Sinigoe; George Gibson Douglas, Courtfall; ?; J.T…
Brough Village
Looking north from Roseville, post 1930.
Brough Village
Looking south from the Post office, Bella Swanson at ehr door, pre 1930.
Brough village shop and post office.
Cathie Taylor (nee Begg) with 'Nippy' in Brough post office - 1967.
Building a stone cairn at Heathsfield.
Robert Fields builds a stone cairn at Heathsfield, in Brough to display the commemorative plaque on. 2011
Buzzard.
St. John's Pool.
A small protected pond with islands and a bird hide along side, is the perfect place to watch hundreds of nesting birds fledge their young.
Since it's development in 1989, the St. Johns Pool has become recognised as one of the…
A small protected pond with islands and a bird hide along side, is the perfect place to watch hundreds of nesting birds fledge their young.
Since it's development in 1989, the St. Johns Pool has become recognised as one of the…
Caithness Champion Tup.
William has been breeding sheep dogs and entering trails for 50 years. He has been Scottish Champion, and for 10 yers, a member of the Scottish team.
Calder family photo - 3 generations.
Barbara Mackenzie Calder with her two sons Donald (Dennis) and Jim dressed in the sailorsuit and Grandma Elizabeth Henderson (Barbara Calder's mother). Photographer, Humphrey of Wick. 1936
Captain Thomas Calder
The Liverpool of Liverpool launched in 1888, the largest sailing vessel ever built on the Clyde, taking jute from Calcutta to Dundee. Captain Thomas Calder of Scarfskerry took command on her maiden voyage at the age of 36. Also on board was ship's…
Clett Cottage.
Oil painting of Clett Cottage 1932, before it's modernisation. By MBGS (presumably a Simpson?)
Clett Rock Brough Harbour.
Photo taken by Keith Parkes - Highland Eye.
Cliff at Dunnet Head Lighthouse.
Cliff at Dunnet Head Lighthouse with the Orkney Island of Hoy in the distance.
Four flashes every 30 seconds is the signal given out by Dunnet Head Lighthouse to help seamen safely navigate their way through the Pentland Firth. On Foffy das the…
Four flashes every 30 seconds is the signal given out by Dunnet Head Lighthouse to help seamen safely navigate their way through the Pentland Firth. On Foffy das the…
Cliffs at Dunnet Head
Dunnet Head Cliffs, just north of Brough Harbour showing the sandstone structure.
Coastguard Practice.
Local coastguard practice on the cliffs at Brough Harbour. Late 1970's
Coastguard practice.
Local coastguard practice on the cliffs at Brough Harbour. Late 1970's
Cod - landed at Brough Harbour.
Angela Lewis (nee Frary) and John Alistair Coghill Frary with a catch of cod landed at Brough Harbour. 1959.
Common Snipe.
St. John's Pool.
A small protected pond with islands and a bird hide along side, is the perfect place to watch hundreds of nesting birds fledge their young.
Since it's development in 1989, the St. Johns Pool has become recognised as one of the…
A small protected pond with islands and a bird hide along side, is the perfect place to watch hundreds of nesting birds fledge their young.
Since it's development in 1989, the St. Johns Pool has become recognised as one of the…
Connecting to water mains.
Document - from Caithness County Council 23rd October 1952. Water department invoice for connecting to mains water supply.
Corn Stooks
David Glass making corn stooks in the field behind 'Ocean View' in 2010.
Corn stooks and Dunnet Church.
Dunnet Church, take from the Westside Road junction to 'Bayview'. Printed from a slide taken by Jim Calder in the late 1960's.
Cotton Grass.
Photo taken by Keith Parkes - Highland Eye.
Crashing waves at Brough Harbour.
Photo By George Shearer
Poem by Alex Shearer.
Poem by Alex Shearer.
Crossroads Primary school pupils interview transcription with Julian Smith.
Pupils from Crossroads Primary School interview Julian Smith about his work as a bird illustrator and his bird-hide at St. Johns Pool, Brough. Transcription of the interview.
Cullen O'Donnell and his catch.
Photograph taken at The Croft, Brough in the 1970's.
Curlew.
St. John's Pool.
A small protected pond with islands and a bird hide along side, is the perfect place to watch hundreds of nesting birds fledge their young.
Since it's development in 1989, the St. Johns Pool has become recognised as one of the…
A small protected pond with islands and a bird hide along side, is the perfect place to watch hundreds of nesting birds fledge their young.
Since it's development in 1989, the St. Johns Pool has become recognised as one of the…
Cutting peats on Dunnet Head.
Mick and Cullen O'Donnell cutting peats on Dunnet Head - 1985.
Cutting Peats.
Peat Cutting on the moss of Brough. Left to right: Tom Calder, John Dunnet, Nellie Johnson
