A flight from Invergordon
The remarkable story of Sgt Ogwyn George the sole survivor of an aircraft from Invergordon that was shot down over Norway on the 9th April 1940.
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The remarkable story of Sgt Ogwyn George the sole survivor of an aircraft from Invergordon that was shot down over Norway on the 9th April 1940.
Read MoreA short tale on the dangers of insulting a Fairy from Scottish folklore and folklife by Donald A. Mackenzie.
Read MoreA legend of the Gizzen Briggs from; "The peat-fire flame" by Alasdair Macgregor
Read MoreA court decision against the Provost and Baillie's of Tain which details the taxes due to Alexander Innes as the Laird of the Plaids and a 'Bailiary of Tayn.'
Read MoreA detailed account of the defeat of the British East India Company forces at the Battle of Pollilur in India in 1780, written by George Mackenzie an officer in Lord Macleod's Highland Regiment.
Read MoreTwo articles on 'Foot-ball' matches played in 1870 and 1872 when the Tain Ragged School and Inverness Reformatory School competed for a Silver Cup donated by Mr Snowie.
Read MoreThe Medals of William Stirling, Lamington, Kildary by Katherine De-Jonckheere
Read MoreA short account of the life of Douglas Smith who died tragically, a week before his wedding, whilst serving at HMS Owl at Fearn.
Read MoreExtract from ‘Sketches and stories of Scotland by Miss Catherine Sinclair
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