Am Baile - Main St., Kyle of Lochalsh, looking west

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Main St., Kyle of Lochalsh, looking west

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LOCATION: Kyle of Lochalsh
PERIOD: 1930s
DISTRICT: South West Ross
OLD COUNTY/PARISH: ROSS:Lochalsh
CONTRIBUTOR: Skye and Lochalsh Archive Centre
COLLECTION NAME: Duncan Macpherson (photographs)
CREATOR: Duncan Macpherson

This view shows Main St., in Kyle of Lochalsh, looking down the road towards the jetty, with Skye in the background. The Kyle Hotel seen on the centre left of the photograph, is an enlarged building based on the old Kyle Inn which existed long before the railway reached Kyle in 1897. Across the road in the small white building is Macgregor's Tweed shop and Tea rooms

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IDENTIFIER: HCD00046

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