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Gordon Street (formerly called Gollachy Village) Circa 1920. The second house on the right was Mary Ann Garden's shop. Source: Mrs Mairi Dick, Secretary, Port Gordon Heritage Group Copyright: The Moray Council |
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Looking along length of High Street
(from Elswick House) Shows in the foreground the Church of Scotland and in the middle the large house is Oran House, home of Mrs David Reid (Senior). Source: Mrs Mairi Dick, Secretary, Port Gordon Heritage Group Copyright: The Moray Council |
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View along West High Street Taken from the Richmond Arms Hotel Source: Mrs Mairi Dick, Secretary, Port Gordon Heritage Group Copyright: The Moray Council |
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The railway station,
looking west towards Spey Bay Source: Mrs Mairi Dick, Secretary, Port Gordon Heritage Group Copyright: The Moray Council |
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Gordon Castle 5 miles from Port Gordon, seat of the Lairds, the Dukes of Richmond and Gordon Source: Local Heritage Centre, Moray Council Copyright: The Moray Council |
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Lennox Place Looking along Lennox Place before the construction of the sea wall defences. The smoke rising from the house in the centre of the picture is from 'barking' the fishing nets (tarring them). The barking yard belonged to John (Jock) Reid Gug Source: Mrs Mairi Dick, Secretary, Port Gordon Heritage Group Copyright: The Moray Council |
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Sunday School Picnic Coming along Lennox Place on the way to Gordon Castle Source: Mrs Mairi Dick, Secretary, Port Gordon Heritage Group Copyright: The Moray Council |
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Morrison's on Stewart Street The shop was owned by Morrisons until the early 1980s Source: Mrs Mairi Dick, Secretary, Port Gordon Heritage Group Copyright: The Moray Council |
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General view looking east towards
Buckie Source: Mrs Mairi Dick, Secretary, Port Gordon Heritage Group Copyright: The Moray Council |
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Gordon Square Circa 1920. Showing the Post Office run by Betsy Nichol. The car belongs to her husband Beal Geddes, the Shipbuilder. It was the first car owned by a Port Gordon resident. Source: Mrs Mairi Dick, Secretary, Port Gordon Heritage Group Copyright: The Moray Council |
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View of the Harbour Circa 1900. Note the nets drying on the fence. Source: Mrs Mairi Dick, Secretary, Port Gordon Heritage Group Copyright: The Moray Council |
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Men and boys working at the
Habour Circa 1908 Source: Mrs Mairi Dick, Secretary, Port Gordon Heritage Group Copyright: The Moray Council |
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View to the west of Port Gordon (along
to Spey Bay) Source: Mrs Morag Slapp Copyright: Mrs Morag Slapp |
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View to the east of Port Gordon (along
to Buckie) Source: Mrs Morag Slapp Copyright: Mrs Morag Slapp |
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Port Gordon railway station today Source: Moray Coast Railway (GNSR) Page editor : Ewan Crawford |
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Burial of time capsule Commemorative time capsule buried on the occasion of the 200th anniversary of the foundation of the village. Picture depicts James McPherson, CBE, HM Lord Lieutenant for Banffshire unveiling commemorative stone and plaque. Source: Cathleen Thomson Copyright: Cathleen Thomson |
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Millennium Night Piper, Andrew Reid, piping in the Millennium Source: Mrs Lesley Keenan Copyright: Mrs Lesley Keenan |
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Millennium Night The lighting of the Millennium beacon shows. Left to right: Janet, Niall, Patrick and Lilly Geoghegan, Lesley Keenan, Michael Burnett, Joe Geoghegan, Peter Reid. Source: Mrs Lesley Keenan Copyright: Mrs Lesley Keenan |
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Millennium Night Fireworks Source: Mrs Lesley Keenan Copyright: Mrs Lesley Keenan |
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Port Gordon from the Moray Firth Taken from Buckie RNLI Lifeboat, Charles Brown, 28 April 1998 Source: Mr Kenny Gunn Copyright: Mr A Farquhar |