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john burnett · Joined: 29 Jan 2007 Posts: 483 Location: Fife

Thanks to Michael Burnett for photos.
UKNIWM 13467
Situated within the car park of Dingwall railway station.

DerekR · Posted: Wed Oct 01, 2008 4:00 pm Post subject:

Very nice. I like that.
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There must be a place under the sun where hearts of olden glory grow young .....

dhubthaigh · Posted: Wed Oct 01, 2008 4:43 pm Post subject:

THE ROSS-SHIRE JOURNAL: 13.08.1920

The first gathering of the newly-formed 4th Seaforth Highlanders Re-Union Club was held in the National Hotel, Dingwall, on Saturday, 8th August, with Col T.W. Cuthbert, CMG, DSO, Achindunie, in the chair. The company was thoroughly representative of the Battalion, and included Major Hopkinson, the last CO of the 1/4th Seaforths; Major T.D. Henderson, London; Major Iain Forsyth, Balintraid; Major Fraser, Leckmelm; Major Monro of Allan; Major W.S. Dewar, Dingwall; Captain Gilbert W. Fraser, Dingwall; Captain R. Macdonald, Tain; Captain A.M. Macintyre, St Martins; Lt D. Innes, Muir of Ord; Lt K.J. Ross, Dingwall; Lt D. Grant, Fairburn; Sgt J.F. Hunter, Dingwall; Sgt M. Mackenzie, Ullapool; Sgt Chisholm, Ullapool; Sgt Dan Menzies, Dingwall; Sgt J. Campbell, Maryburgh; Sgt R. Mackenzie, Garve; etc. The officers and men lunched at the Hotel before adjourning to the Jubilee Park, for a comprehensive sports programme involving young and old of the town and district.