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The Dingwall to Ullapool bus and a Royal Mail van outside #Garve Post Office in July 1968 [photo courtesy of John Sinclair]

Day 2 of the Scottish Six Day Reliability Trial on this day in 1932. The route for the second day took riders from Oban to Inverness via Bridge of Orchy, Fort William, Fort Augustus and Inverfarigaig (pictured). The trial began and finished in Edinburgh [source: Gordon Shennan

A woman holding a small dog outside her thatched house somewhere in #Moidart (precise location not known), c1930s [source: Highland Folk Museum]

Come along to Nucleus on Wednesday 4th June 2025 6pm-8pm.There will be a chance to reminisce over tea,coffee and biscuits,explore photographs,records and stories connected to Caithness football.Bring along your own keepsakes,memories and stories to share. #caithnessarchive

Over the next couple of weeks we will be diving into our A9 photo collection as we travel on a historic journey from Perth to Inverness! If you want to learn more about the history of the be sure to look up our podcasts and website. 🚗 #archives #scotland

I'm delighted with the response to the 'mystery photos' since I started them in 2020; with more than 90% identified, each one leading to an improved catalogue entry. Today was the 321st photo but I have many more so I'd like to know how you'd feel about increasing the frequency:

On the ferry to #Skye circa 1971 with Kyle of Lochalsh in the background. [photo courtesy of Richard MacInnes]

The puffer, 'Eldesa', at Craignure, #Mull on 20 May 1982. Built for the Navy in 1944 as VIC72, she was sold into private hands in 1968 and named 'Eldesa' shortly after. Subsequent owners named her 'Eilean Easdale' (in 1983) and 'Vital Spark of Glasgow' (in 2006) [photo:

On Loch Insh, late-1950s. In the boat is Ronald Guild and his son, Alastair [photo courtesy of Alastair Guild]

We had a lovely morning in the Skye and Lochalsh Archive Centre with this group of ladies from Tigh Na Drochaid Resource Centre exploring archive collections, our WW2 exhibition and sharing memories. Thank you so much we loved hosting you all. High Life Highland

John o’ Groats has been one of the starting points for the Monte Carlo Rally on several occasions, going back to the mid-1920s. In 1939, one of the competitors was the famous aviator, Amy Johnson. She and her co-driver, Dorothy MacAvoy, had some trouble with their car, a Ford V8,

A woman carrying a basket containing a fishing net, c1930s. I'm not cetain of the location but I think it might be Cromarty [source: Highland Collection, Central Library]

Ivybank Cottage, #Duror, #Appin, early 20th century [source: Agnes & Innes MacColl Collection, HLH Archives]

Pupils at Onich School, photographed c1931. (L/D68/1/1) #archives #lochaber #History #education #HLH

Peat cutting in #Lewis, May 1996 [photo: Colin Macpherson]

For this week’s #InvernessFootballMemories we have the players and officials of Inverness Thistle in May 1981. During the season just finished, the Jags won the Qualifying Cup and the Inverness Cup ICTFC Community Inverness Caledonian Thistle FC [source: Ian Broadfoot Collection; HLH Archives]