Errogie

The hamlett of Errogie from the Gaik eastward to Dunmaglass, at one time had Shop and Post Office . The Mansion House of Faraline is in the area . For the gallery we will include Torness, that at one time also had a Post Office .

Stratherrick UF Church Errogie . After union of the UFC with the Church of Scotland in1929, the building became the Stratherrick COS which closed c 1980 Photograph courtesy of Alister Chisholm

Aultmhor Cottage Peat Stack c1935. Aultmhor Cottage located on the pass of Inverfarigaig beside the Ault Na Craoibhe Crithinn burn, it was demolished in the eighties. Photograph courtesy of Moira McCallum.

Farraline Estate Shooting party having Lunch at the Culan Odhar Junction on 12 August 1929 . possible person sitting at fence is Danny Campbell (The Beehive) Errogie Photograph courtesy of David Houston

Farraline House around 1920. Photograph courtesy of Alasdair Fraser

Torness Bridge demolished in the early seventies when the road was made dual carriageway . Photograph courtesy of Grace Macgillivray

Balnabeeran Peat Cutting c1935. The boy is Hugh Fraser {Balnabeeran ) . Photograph courtesy of John Fraser

Horse drawn mower at Farraline around 1930. Man on mower possibly Donald Williamson.

Ewen Fraser in his Vauxhall Saloon at Errogie Petrol Pump around then mid nineteen fifties . The Petrol pump was located at the Smiddy at Errogie corner. At one time each dictrict in the area had a least one petrol pump . Nowadays the nearest petrol pumps are at Fort Augustus or Inverness.

Errogie from Meall Donn 1950. Meall Donn is the hill at the back of Farraline , You can see Farraline House and Farm on this side of the loch and Errogie on the other bank . Photograph courtesy of David Hustoun

Torness c1930 Showing the old road layout with a sharp 90˚bend in front of the house then across the bridge over the river Farigaig and another sharp bend before the road continued to Dores. The road was altered in the nineteen sixties, to its present alignment with old bridge demolished, new bridge built and made dual carriageway. Photo Courtesy of of Alister Chisholm

Dunchea Clipping c1900 Photograph courtesy of Isabel Beaton

Fank Cottage Abersky C1900 Photograph courtesy of Isabel Beaton

John Rose. and his wife Mary Fraser on Horse and carriage c1900. b Photograph courtesy of Isabel Beaton