The Invergordon Archive

Invergordon looking South-East
The Invergordon Archive
Invergordon looking South-East

A postcard showing an unusual view of the town. It has been taken from a point standing at the western end of the town, looking across to the Black Isle. Just left of centre is the station, while to the right is the chimney of the old sawmill which was next to the building now occupied by Travis-Perkins. The chimney beyond is that of the sawmill which was behind the Ship Inn. On the far left is probably the spire of the then Free Church.
This field was to later be filled with the Cromlet Tank Farm which suggests that the picture is pre-1914.
(This picture replaces an identical view which did not show so much detail.)
Picture added on 28 October 2004
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