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Tom Calder with his Cat.
The Croft Brough.
Hay stack, Brough.
At The Croft?
'The Croft' Brough.
The Croft, pre 1930's before it was modernised with 3 chimneys. Tom Calder with his mother Margaret Calder (ne MAckenzie Couper).
Brough Village
Looking south from the Post office, Bella Swanson at ehr door, pre 1930.
Brough Village
Looking north from Roseville, post 1930.
Connecting to water mains.
Document - from Caithness County Council 23rd October 1952. Water department invoice for connecting to mains water supply.
Document - receipt of money received.
Document - money received from Thomas S. Calder in 1948.
Document - receipt of payment.
Document - money received from Thomas S. Calder in 1948
1939
Document - money received from Thomas S. Calder in 1939.
Crashing waves at Brough Harbour.
Photo By George Shearer
Poem by Alex Shearer.
Poem by Alex Shearer.
Postcard - Text on the front: Pentland Skerries South Ronaldsay
Workers on the Pentland Skerries Lighthouse.
Some are from the 'Shearer family' as they were stone masons
Some are from the 'Shearer family' as they were stone masons
William Cormack's first dog, Bill.
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.
William Cormack, Wester Farm, Brough.
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.
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.
William Cormack working with 5 dogs.
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.
Walter and June Dyson - interview transcription.
This interview is all about being evacuated from Brough in March 1999 when the tanker, Ascania was on fire in the Pentland Firth.
Souters Lass 2 at John O'Groats.
In the late 60's, Ian Thomas and his wife Sheila, who live in Brough, saw the potential for a business opportunity to run a ferry from John O'Groats to Orkney. The fact that Sheila came from Orkney probably had some bearing on the plan.
In 1971…
In 1971…
Souters Lass at John O'Groats.
In the late 60's, Ian Thomas and his wife Sheila, who live in Brough, saw the potential for a business opportunity to run a ferry from John O'Groats to Orkney. The fact that Sheila came from Orkney probably had some bearing on the plan.
In 1971…
In 1971…
Sheila Thomas with the 'Pentland Atom' at Brough Harbour in 1972.
In the late 60's, Ian Thomas and his wife Sheila, who live in Brough, saw the potential for a business opportunity to run a ferry from John O'Groats to Orkney. The fact that Sheila came from Orkney probably had some bearing on the plan.
In 1971…
In 1971…
Pentland Venture
In the late 60's, Ian Thomas and his wife Sheila, who live in Brough, saw the potential for a business opportunity to run a ferry from John O'Groats to Orkney. The fact that Sheila came from Orkney probably had some bearing on the plan.
In 1971…
In 1971…
Pentland Venture
In the late 60's, Ian Thomas and his wife Sheila, who live in Brough, saw the potential for a business opportunity to run a ferry from John O'Groats to Orkney. The fact that Sheila came from Orkney probably had some bearing on the plan.
In 1971…
In 1971…
Pentland Spray.
In the late 60's, Ian Thomas and his wife Sheila, who live in Brough, saw the potential for a business opportunity to run a ferry from John O'Groats to Orkney. The fact that Sheila came from Orkney probably had some bearing on the plan.
In 1971…
In 1971…
The Penland Spray
In the late 60's, Ian Thomas and his wife Sheila, who live in Brough, saw the potential for a business opportunity to run a ferry from John O'Groats to Orkney. The fact that Sheila came from Orkney probably had some bearing on the plan.
In 1971…
In 1971…
Pentland Atom on the track down to Brough Harbour.
In the late 60's, Ian Thomas and his wife Sheila, who live in Brough, saw the potential for a business opportunity to run a ferry from John O'Groats to Orkney. The fact that Sheila came from Orkney probably had some bearing on the plan.
In 1971…
In 1971…
Pentland Spray on the road down to Brough Harbour.
In the late 60's, Ian Thomas and his wife Sheila, who live in Brough, saw the potential for a business opportunity to run a ferry from John O'Groats to Orkney. The fact that Sheila came from Orkney probably had some bearing on the plan.
In 1971…
In 1971…
Ian Thomas in The Pentland Atom at Bough Harbour. Jessie Waudby (nee Henderson) in the background??
In the late 60's, Ian Thomas and his wife Sheila, who live in Brough, saw the potential for a business opportunity to run a ferry from John O'Groats to Orkney. The fact that Sheila came from Orkney probably had some bearing on the plan.
In 1971…
In 1971…
Ian Thomas at the front of The Pentland Atom. Holborn Head Lighthouse in the background.
In the late 60's, Ian Thomas and his wife Sheila, who live in Brough, saw the potential for a business opportunity to run a ferry from John O'Groats to Orkney. The fact that Sheila came from Orkney probably had some bearing on the plan.
In 1971…
In 1971…
John Sinclairs car behind the Pentland Atom on the road down to Brough Harbour.
In the late 60's, Ian Thomas and his wife Sheila, who live in Brough, saw the potential for a business opportunity to run a ferry from John O'Groats to Orkney. The fact that Sheila came from Orkney probably had some bearing on the plan.
In 1971…
In 1971…
Ian Thomas
In the late 60's, Ian Thomas and his wife Sheila, who live in Brough, saw the potential for a business opportunity to run a ferry from John O'Groats to Orkney. The fact that Sheila came from Orkney probably had some bearing on the plan.
In 1971…
In 1971…
The Pentland Venture
In the late 60's, Ian Thomas and his wife Sheila, who live in Brough, saw the potential for a business opportunity to run a ferry from John O'Groats to Orkney. The fact that Sheila came from Orkney probably had some bearing on the plan.
In 1971…
In 1971…
