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TITLE
Glenquithel, Kyle of Lochalsh
EXTERNAL ID
HCD00563
PLACENAME
Kyle of Lochalsh
DISTRICT
South West Ross
OLD COUNTY/PARISH
ROSS: Lochalsh
PERIOD
1920s
CREATOR
Duncan Macpherson
SOURCE
Skye and Lochalsh Archive Centre
ASSET ID
12266
KEYWORDS
Glenquithel
Kyle of Lochalsh
house
Free Church
village
zoomable images

Duncan Macpherson named his house in Kyle of Lochalsh 'Glenquithel' after the village in Aberdeenshire where he spent his early years. Duncan moved to Kyle of Lochalsh in 1912, opened his pharmacy and spent the rest of his working life there. In the left of the photograph the roof of the Free church, built in 1902, is visible, and to the right is the scattered, but growing, village of Kyle of Lochalsh


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Glenquithel, Kyle of Lochalsh

ROSS: Lochalsh

1920s

Glenquithel; Kyle of Lochalsh; house; Free Church; village; zoomable images

Skye and Lochalsh Archive Centre

Duncan Macpherson (photographs)

Duncan Macpherson named his house in Kyle of Lochalsh 'Glenquithel' after the village in Aberdeenshire where he spent his early years. Duncan moved to Kyle of Lochalsh in 1912, opened his pharmacy and spent the rest of his working life there. In the left of the photograph the roof of the Free church, built in 1902, is visible, and to the right is the scattered, but growing, village of Kyle of Lochalsh <br /> <br /> <br /> This image can be purchased.<br /> For further information about purchasing and prices please email<br /> <a href= "mailto: skyeandlochalsh.archives@highlifehighland.com" >Skye and Lochalsh Archives</a>