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<title>The Old Railway Bridge</title>
<pubDate>2026-03-24</pubDate>
<description>I took this picture in the early 1980s.  I hope it brings back some memories for those of &#226;&#8364;&#339;a certain age&#226;&#8364;&#157;. </description>
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<title>Alfred Alexander Jackman</title>
<pubDate>2025-11-25</pubDate>
<description>My granddad worked for the naval dockyards and was sent to Invergordon for WW1. There he met my Grannie Josephine Stephenson from Belfast, who worked in the Naafi (or equivalent). They married at Inve</description>
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<title>Alfred Alexander Jackman</title>
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<title>Group photo &quot;Invergordon 1919&quot;, Privetts Studios</title>
<pubDate>2025-11-25</pubDate>
<description>There are no names with this photo, unfortunately. </description>
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<title>Group photo &quot;Invergordon 1919&quot;, Privetts Studios</title>
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<title>Football team photo (Invergordon FC on the ball)</title>
<pubDate>2025-11-25</pubDate>
<description>My granddad worked for the naval dockyards and was sent to Invergordon for WW1. There he met my Grannie Josephine Stephenson from Belfast, who worked in the Naafi (or equivalent). They married at Inve</description>
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<title>Football team photo (Invergordon FC on the ball)</title>
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<title>Football Team Image</title>
<pubDate>2025-08-19</pubDate>
<description>I wonder if anyone can help with identifying the location, occasion, people and date associated with this photo that came into my possession recently. The location is fairly straightforward as it app</description>
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<title>Football Team Image</title>
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<title>Wedding Day</title>
<pubDate>2025-08-10</pubDate>
<description>Harold Albert O&#226;&#8364;&#8482;Neill and Sarah Ryall O&#226;&#8364;&#8482;Neill (my parents) on their wedding day in 1939. My mother was a daughter of Fackie and Annie Dunn of Outram Street, Invergordon. </description>
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<title>Wedding Day</title>
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<title>Harold Albert O&#226;&#8364;&#8482;Neill</title>
<pubDate>2025-05-15</pubDate>
<description>Harold Albert O&#226;&#8364;&#8482;Neill (my father) on the right...1936 age 16 &#226;&#8364;&#339;BOY&#226;&#8364;&#157; sailor, HMS GANGES, Royal Navy training ship..he was a Leading Telegraphist..married my mother Sarah Ryall Dunn, daughter of Fa</description>
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<title>Harold Albert O&#226;&#8364;&#8482;Neill</title>
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<title>Bottling Plant</title>
<pubDate>2025-02-12</pubDate>
<description>I received this photo a few years ago from Babs Brandon (MacLean) showing lads working at the State Control Bottling Plant, situated behind the Royal Hotel. I can identify two in the photo:  front le</description>
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<title>Bottling Plant</title>
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<title>Invergordon looking East</title>
<pubDate>2025-02-04</pubDate>
<description>An aerial view of the town looking east showing a huge amount of detail on the large version. </description>
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<title>Invergordon looking East</title>
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<title>M K Shand</title>
<pubDate>2025-02-04</pubDate>
<description>A second aerial view of the pipe coating plant. </description>
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<title>M K Shand</title>
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