HOW THE TAIN TOWN COUNCIL SPENT THE TAIN HOLIDAY.
A rather amusing article from the Highland News on 22 May 1909.
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A rather amusing article from the Highland News on 22 May 1909.
Read MoreA donation of heart-breaking letters sheds some light on the life and love of Milos Bodlak, one of the eighteen brave men from the Czechoslovak 311 Squadron who are buried at Tain.
Read MoreWITH incendiary bombs alight in the bomb bay only a few feet from a 2000-lb. bomb, three men in a Halifax attacking Frankfort on Monday night fought to save the life of a wounded comrade.
Read MoreThe spooky story of Janet Nein Gibbie Gow and the Witch pricker
Read MoreA wee story from Hugh Miller regarding the death lights and wraiths said to haunt the sands of Nigg.
Read MoreA distressing letter regarding an old soldier Hugh Mackay from Dornoch.
Read MoreThe Collegiate Church in Tain was not just home to the relics of St Duthus but also a Royal Chantry where masses were said for many of the kings and Queens of Scotland.
Read MoreThe story of Eoghan MacGabhar the Son of the Goat from our Helen Drever archive.
Read MoreJoe Matthews from the Royal Canadian Airforce recalls his visits to Tain during WW2
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