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Old photograph of cottages and houses on the West End of the High Street in Invergordon, Ross and Cromarty, Scotland. Invergordon has been a port since the early 18th Century. The Royal Navy visited the port during the Jacobite uprisings of 1715 and 1745. The town of Invergordon was named after Sir William Gordon who was a prominent landowner. In 1907, Invergordon and Cromarty Firth welcomed 14.5 thousand men and 20 torpedo boats, 12 battleships, six cruisers, and two scout ships. In 1912, the UK Ministry of Defense established a permanent naval base there which was in use until 1993. During World War I, Cromarty Firth was a fully equipped navy base and dockyard. The Invergordon Mutiny was an industrial action by around 1,000 sailors in the British Atlantic Fleet that took place on 15 and 16 September 1931. For two days, ships of the Royal Navy at Invergordon were in open mutiny, in one of the few military strikes in British history. All photographs are copyright of Sandy Stevenson, Tour Scotland, and may not be used without permission. View the most recent Tour Scotland photographs.

Invergordon High Street, looking East 1970's

Old photograph of the War Memorial in Invergordon, Ross and Cromarty, Scotland. World War 1 Roll of Honour Lance Corporal; J Burton, Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders Sergeant, J. S. Calder, Seaforth Highlanders Lance Corporal, D Clark, Royal Highlanders Black Watch Lance Corporal, J Denoon, East Surreys 2nd Lieutenant, A. S. Douglas, Royal Highlanders Black Watch Signaller, W. Duff, Seaforth Highlanders Private, H, Dunn, Dragoon Guards Private, R. C. Dunn, Seaforth Highlanders Private, J. Farquhar, Seaforth Highlanders Private, W. J. Forsyth, Queen's Own Cameron Highlanders Private, A. Fraser, Highland Light Infantry Private, H. Fraser, Seaforth Highlanders Private, H. Fraser, Royal Highlanders Black Watch Lieutenant, T. W. George, Royal Flying Corps Seaman, C. Graham, Mercantile Marine Private, Patrick. Graham, Seaforth Highlanders Private, Paul Graham, Seaforth Highlanders Private, J. C, Grant, Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders Private, E. Hogg, Seaforth Highlanders Private, J. Innes, Seaforth Highlanders Private, D. Jack, Seaforth Highlanders Private, J. Johnstone, Royal Scots Private, W. N. MacAndie, Seaforth Highlanders Corporal, Walter MacAndie, Seaforth Highlanders Private, A. MacDonald, Seaforth Highlanders Private, F. MacDonald, Queen's Own Cameron Highlanders Lance Corporal H. MacGlashan, 3rd Canadian Mounted Rifles Engineer A. MacGregor, Mercantile Marine Private, A. MacGregor, Queen's Own Cameron Highlanders Private, L. MacIntosh, Seaforth Highlanders Sergeant, W. MacIntosh, Seaforth Highlanders Private, A. S. Mackay, Royal Scots Seaman, W. Mackay, Mercantile Marine Private, F. M. Mackay, Seaforth Highlanders Driver, T. T. Mackay, Royal Field Artillery Sapper, A. M. Mackenzie, Canadian Engineers Private, D. Mackenzie, Royal Scots Private, D. Mackenzie, Royal Highlanders Black Watch Private, H. Mackenzie, Seaforth Highlanders Lance Corporal, K. MacLean, Seaforth Highlanders Private, J. MacLennan, Queen's Own Cameron Highlanders 2nd Lieutenant, D. A. MacLeod, King's Own Scottish Borderers Seaman, M. MacLeod, Mercantile Marine Midshipman, T. MacLeod, Royal Navy Private, F. MOTHERWELL, Gordon Highlanders Driver, D. Munro, Machine Gun Corps Private, D. Munro, 1st South African Regiment Captain, H. Munro, Mercantile Marine Corporal, J. Munro, 48th Highlanders, CEF 2nd Lieutenant, M. S. Munro, Rifle Brigade Sergeant M.M., W. A. Munro, 3rd Battalion Canadian Expeditionary Force Gunner, J. Munro, Royal Field Artillery Seaman D. Murray, Mercantile Marine Private, J. Mustard, Canadian Expeditionary Force Private, J. Noble, South African Scottish Sergeant, D. Noble, Royal Highlanders Black Watch Lance Sergeant, T. Rae, Seaforth Highlanders Sergeant, W. Rae, Seaforth Highlanders Lieutenant, A. B. Ross, Royal Irish Rifles Private, D. Ross, Rand Rifles, South African Forces Rifleman, D. Ross, New Zealand Rifle Brigade Private, A Ross, Seaforth Highlanders Lieutenant, J. G. Ross, Seaforth Highlanders Lance Corporal, J. Ross, Seaforth Highlanders Sergeant, R. M. Ross, Seaforth Highlanders Sergeant, R. Ross, Seaforth Highlanders 2nd Lieutenant, A. Sutherland, Gordon Highlanders Private, C. Sutheland, Seaforth Highlanders Sergeant, T. Sutherland, Seaforth Highlanders Private, N. Thompson, Seaforth Highlanders Private, W. H. Woodland, Royal Navy The distance from Glasgow and Paisley to Invergordon is 190 miles All photographs are copyright of Sandy Stevenson, Tour Scotland, and may not be used without permission. View the most recent Tour Scotland photographs.

Old photograph of storm waves on the coast at Invergordon, Ross and Cromarty, Scotland. All photographs are copyright of Sandy Stevenson, Tour Scotland, and may not be used without permission. View the most recent Tour Scotland photographs.

Tour Scotland wee video of photographs of Invergordon, Easter Ross. Of interest to folks with ancestry, genealogy or Scottish Family Roots in Scotland who ma...

Old photograph of cottages and cyclists in Invergordon, Scotland

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Invergordon 25 is a bit rare not because it’s old, but because it’s a single grain whisky and unlike it’s single malt brethren, it isn’t something you come across everyday. It gets the single designation because it comes from just one distillery and not because it’s made with just one single kind of grain. When […]

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The daring rodents leapt around five foot across tree branches after spotting a nutty treat while in the Scottish Highlands. Photographer Gary Bruce, of Invergordon, snapped the animals.

A 1992 vintage Bruichladdich released by independent bottlers The Coopers Choice. This was produced when the distillery was under Invergordon Distillers ownership and bottled 20 years later in 2013.

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