Harbouring Heritage
A great deal of effort has gone into producing the documents that comprise this short history of the harbour, its immediate surroundings and the various activities that have taken place from the 1600s right up to the present time. The six documents are available for viewing as pdf files and also through the Scribd system. The sixth document is nearing completion and will be available very soon.
The Club gratefully acknowledges the grants from the Moray Firth Partnership and the Black Isle Ward of the Highland Council that have funded the production of 4 Interpretation Boards for mounting externally on the Clubhouse as part of project Harbouring Heritage.
The author gratefully acknowledges the assistance or support provided for his research by the following organizations:
The Club gratefully acknowledges the grants from the Moray Firth Partnership and the Black Isle Ward of the Highland Council that have funded the production of 4 Interpretation Boards for mounting externally on the Clubhouse as part of project Harbouring Heritage.
The author gratefully acknowledges the assistance or support provided for his research by the following organizations:
- The 1st Avoch Sea Scouts
- The Fortrose and Rosemarkie Community Council
- The Trustees of Groam House Museum
- The Landing Craft Association
- The Friends of Purton Sands
- Scottish Natural Heritage
- Am Baile
Part 1
INTRODUCTION, CONTENTS, TIMELINE & ACKOWLEDGEMENTS | View with Scribd or
| ||||||
Part 2
ESTABLISHING THE HARBOUR & HARBOUR INDUSTRIES | View with Scribd or
| ||||||
Part 3
THE PIER AND FERRIES | View with Scribd or
| ||||||
Part 4
CARGO SHIPS FROM SAIL TO STEAM | View with Scribd or
| ||||||
Part 5
THE HARBOUR IN THE WORLD WARS | View with Scribd or
| ||||||
Part 6
THE SEA SCOUTS, THE HARBOUR & LEISURE SAILING | View with Scribd or
| ||||||