Photo Description
Meikle Ferry Station building as seen from the front (ie facing away from the railway line). The name of the station reflected the site's importance for an earlier form of transport. This building became the Meikle Ferry Inn and more recently its name was changed to the Dornoch Bridge Inn. Again a reflection of changes in communications. See also Picture #202
| Cat No. | 284.2 |
| Year | 1890 |
| Albums | Places / Transport and Communications |
| Date added | July 23rd, 2004 |
| Added by | Tain & District Museum |
Gary Burford
My mum, sister and brother-in-law now own the Dornoch Bridge Inn. It is a bit run down but on its way up.
S Abdelnour
I remember when it was a family house, and then a restaurant. My friend lived at a railway cottage just up from where the left corner of the picture is.
Sarah Clayson
I am aware that a Arthur Combault Jennins was living here in 1891. He later lived at Carringtons Morangie Road Tain. I am researching the family with links to Milford on Sea Hampshire
Ian Gunn
My great Grandad and great Grandmother lived in this house. George and Catherine Christie. 1940s to early 60s I believe.
Sarah Clayson
I am still trying to make links with the Jennins family who lived at Carringtons more recently trading as a B&B.Has anyone any information of who are current residents of any history. many thanks Sarah Clayson Milford on Sea, Hampshire.