The latest development in the #InvernessFootballMemories project is the publication of a 136-page book which charts the history of football in #Inverness from the 1880s to the present day. Copies can be ordered from the Highland Achive Service shop - https://t.co/2A23ZAqWiB

The junction of the A832 and A835 at Gorstan, just north of #Garve, 1970 [photo: Ken MacKenzie / @HighlandCouncil]

Honoured to speak at the Ohio Statehouse on how state leadership and diaspora voices can shape global partnerships. Grateful to @ismailforohio for championing this vital dialogue.

HR 95, one of the Highland Railway Company’s Strath Class of 4-4-0 locomotives, wit hdriver and fireman at #Thurso in October 1923. Named ‘Strathcarron’, it was built by Neilson & Co in Glasgow in 1892 and was withdrawn in 1930 [photo from the Highland Railway Society’s

The pier at #Bowmore, #Islay [source: HLH Archives, D1751/2/1/19]

A service bus waiting by the slipway at South Kessock, #Inverness to collect passengers from the approaching ferry, late-1960s/early-1970s [photo: John Sinclair]

Children are being sexualized, families are being destroyed, and the government doesn't want to do anything about it. Stand with us as we fight for families!

The rear of a house near the junction of View Place and Castle Street, #Inverness in October 1965. It was demolished, along with Castle Gate Lodge, in 1967 as part of a road widening and realignment programme. [photo: Edward Meldrum]

Today's #InvernessFootballMemories is really a #Nairn Football Memories as former @NairnCounty goalkeeper, Richard Konczak, recalls the dramatic day in 1976 when the club won the Highland League title for the first (and so far only) time in its history: https://t.co/6cAdZ3UNgq

Thank you to everyone who got in touch regarding #mysteryphoto no.359. It was identified as being taken at Strathcarron Station

Today's #mysteryphoto (no. 360) has a working title of "Sunset on the west coast of Scotland". If you can identify the exact location, please get in touch. Thank you!

Abraham Watkins Law Firm is incredibly honored to have represented a remarkable family who suffered unimaginable tragedy — the loss of a loved one and life-altering injuries. This $60 million mid-trial settlement brings justice and closure to a family that placed their trust in

Loch Eil & Fort William from Corpach by George Washington Wilson, Paddle Steamer at Corpach Pier c.1900. (L/D208/4/1) #lochaber #archives #History #photography #steampaddler

Members of the McPhee family of Highland Travellers posing for a photograph, c1930. I don't know the precise location but it's somewhere in Ross-shire [photo: J.G. Russell; source: HLH Archives, D1919/005]

Osgood Mackenzie (1842–1922), the founder of the renowned #Inverewe Gardens on the shores of Loch Ewe. Beginning in the 1860s, he transformed the windswept peninsula and through decades of careful planting, created one of Scotland’s most celebrated gardens [photos: #Gairloch

Cars parked outside the Station Hotel, #Wick (probably in August 1913 when Billy Wells and Pat O'Keeffe fought each other for the British Heavyweight Boxing Championship) [source: HLH Archive, D1751/2/1/02]

Official opening of Ward 17, the Children's Ward, at the old Raigmore Hospital, #Inverness on this day in 1955 [source: Nurses League of Inverness Hospitals]

Fosgladh oifigeil Uàrd 17, Uàrd na Cloinne, aig seann ospatal an Rathaig Mhòir, Inbhir Nis air an là seo ann an 1955 [neach-fiosrachaidh: Nurses League of Inverness Hospitals]

Peat stacks at Stein, Isle of Skye, circa late 1800s [photo Charles S. Bayne; source: MacDonald of #Waternish Collection, #Skye & Lochalsh Archive Centre]

#Achnasheen Station, 1958 [photo from the Highland Railway Society's collections]

Robert Cameron's Emporium on the Canal Side at Fort Augustus. He advertised the business as 'Cabinetmaker and Walking Stick Manufacturer' but clearly sold many other things. [source: HLH Archives, D1751/2/1/02]

#Dalwhinnie Garage, 1976 [photo: Ken MacKenzie / @HighlandCouncil] The next in the #mysteryphoto series will appear later in the week

#Elgin, on this day in 1901, and members of the 3rd (Morayshire) Volunteer Battalion #Seaforth Highlanders receiving medals for service during the Second Boer War. Almost 200 men from the battalion volunteered to go to South Africa [photo from the collections at #Grantown

The South African Football Team at #Inverness on this day in 1953 during a tour of the UK and Ireland. They had played a North of Scotland FA side at Telford Street in front of a crowd of 6,000, losing 3-1. Their next game was against Dundee FC #InvernessFootballMemories