- TITLE
- Harbour Street and the causeway, Plockton
- EXTERNAL ID
- HC_PLANNING_01_102_1780
- PLACENAME
- Plockton
- DISTRICT
- South West Ross
- OLD COUNTY/PARISH
- ROSS: Lochalsh
- PERIOD
- 1970s
- CREATOR
- T. Kenneth MacKenzie
- SOURCE
- The Highland Council Planning Department
- ASSET ID
- 14064
- KEYWORDS
- village
fishing

This photograph shows the buildings making up Harbour Street in Plockton, most of them nineteenth century and listed, which curve along the shore. In the foreground is the causeway, a raised path which gives walkers quicker, dry access to the houses at Aird a' Mhorair, where the land was at one time used for drying nets. The path links with Cooper Street (Sraid a'Chubair). Although there is no evidence of barrel making in Plockton, the word cooper was also used as a verb 'to put things in barrels' so herring may have been salted and packed in barrels in this part of the village.
The village hall is situated on the right of the photograph behind the tree, at the corner of Harbour Street and Cooper Street.