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Abernethy Golf Course

Abernethy Highland Games

The oldest traditional Highland Games in Scotland; home of the Clan Grant Gathering

Abernethy Parish Church & Graveyard

See other history pages for Old Kirk & Graveyard, Nethy Bridge Parish Church Manse, House of Abernethy

Abernethy Primary School

Abernethy War Memorial

Aberniddrie

Built by David & Margaret Pert previous owners of Tigh na Fraoch.

Achnagoichan

Ailianbeg Lodge

Alderbank

Once the home of Joe Lobban, a joiner whose memories of Kincardine are in the Explore Abernethy Visitor Centre

Aldersyde

1896

Built by 1896, near site of John Crowley's spring destroyed in the flood of 1829.

Altea

Amberley

Ardach

Ardavon Cottage

Ardavon House

Past owners David Cormack E Cutherberton Bought by M McCreath in 1998

Aspen Lodge

The Old Police Station converted and run as a sports hire and ski school by Keith and Shirley Bateman from 1993 to 1994.

Auchendean

Bought in July 1986 from Robert & Eileen Troup (now of Tulloch), gas & peat dealer

Aultmore House

Aultmore House was built between 1911 and 1914. It was commissioned by Archibald Mirrielees whose father, an Aberdonian, and his partner, Mr Muir had made their fortune in Russia. Initially they were involved in import /export but later founded the Moscow department store M&M's which is still to be found.

Aundorach

Badandossan

Badanfhuarain

Badanfhuarain Cottage

Balachan

Balliefurth Farm

The land around Balliefurth Farm was a very important place pre 1920 as it was where the Grants crossed the River Spey to get to the meeting place at old Ballintomb where they held their fairs/courts and rallied for war.

Balliemore

Balliemore Cottage

Balnagowan

Margaret Grant (teacher at Abernethy Primary School) Andrew & Caroline Raffer

Balnagowan Mill

Balnagowan Steading

Beckside

Bele Rive

Belford

Ben Mhic Dhui

Benachie Cottage

Bertie

Bertie More in 2006 at the Post Office, Nethy Bridge

Birch Cottage

Birchfield

Lane to Rothiemoon Farm alongside Duack Burn.  OS NH 997 206 09871 GPS N57 15906 W003 09871

Black Bridge

Blythswood

Borneo

Braehead

Braemore

Broomhill Bridge

1863 - original bridge 1894 - bridge rebuilt

Brunswick

Former owner Mr & Mrs Hamish McAndrew (roadman) son of Hamish McAndrew (tailor).

Bynack

Bynack Stable

Caberfeidh

At one time house for Drill Sergeant . Also, a butcher's shop.

Cairngorm

Cala

Carlthorpe

Carlthorpe, Nethy Bridge. (photograph courtesy of Alastair McCook) Along the B970, near the Nethy Bridge golf course

Castle Roy

On a mount about one mile out of the village on the way to Grantown

Causer

In 1871 there were 3 wooden houses called Causer Cottages near the Smithy, and Causer farm near the modern crossroads.

Clachbhan

Clachbheo

Clan Fishing Rods

Coille Glas

Community Centre

Built as the Institute by 1905 with money raised by Trustees it was first called reading room;

Coulnakyle

Coulnakyle Sawmill

Craiggowrie

James Charles Grant ? To 1968; Mysie Lillian Clark 1968 to 1977;  Sheila & Maurice Smith 1977 to 1998;  Gillianne & David Clegg 1998 - present day

Craigmore Cottage

Craigmore Cottage, Craigmore - next to Craigmore Mill

Craigmore Mill

Previously a meal mill now occupied by Clan Rods Limited

Croftallan

Croftbank

Kerry & Anne McCusker built this house and lived in it for a short time. Richard & Patricia Eccles

Cullachie

Dairy

Mr Richard George, who owned a herd of about fourteen Ayrshire cows which was daily driven through the village to various pastures and taken back to be milked by 5pm. Later Jimmy George until after WW

Dalbuick

Dalnaglar

Davie Miller (1927-2006)

Davie Miller died on Sunday 21st May 2006 - the following eulogy is reproduced with the kind permission of his family.

Delbog

Delbog was once occupied by the Cameron's, Alec Morley's (the present owner)grandfather;

Dell Cottage (nursery)

Dell Iron Mill

'... The York Building Company finding this part of Sir James Grant's estate a most eligible situation for carrying on other articles of trade and commerce, they erected a furnace for casting iron and several forges for making it fit for the uses of the country and for exportation. They made into charcoal immense quantities of wood, which was used in these furnaces and forges...'  A case in the court of session 1784

Dell of Abernethy

The original part of the building was a cotter-house (a 'but and ben' - now West Dell wing) built around the 17th century.  It was thatched, as thatch was found in the eves during recent renovations. The fire-places were added at a later stage in its history along with 'pit-sawn' roof timbers and tie-beams which are still there and can be seen in the living-room.  The rest of the building was then built (apart from a wing at the rear which came later) also around 17c.

Dell Pipe Boring Mill

John More Planning and Location of the Mill In February 1765 the Laird James Grant of Grant sought advice after receiving an inquiry on 'supplying the New River company' of London.

Dell Tree Nursery, Summerhouse and Cone Kiln

Seafield Estate (present) For over a century, the nursery was used to raise Scots Pine (Pinus sylvestris) seedlings for the Seafield Estate and for sale.

Dell Wood

A Nature Reserve managed by Scottish Natural Heritage, containing some Explore Abernethy Trails.

Derraid

Dirdhu Court

A MacLeod built estate of various designed houses built in 1990s.

Dorback School House

Dornie

Dornoch Cottage

Drill Hall

Meeting hall for Army personnel during World War One and Two. Village concerts and dances. Demolished after WW2

Drinking Fountain

Duack Cottage

Duack Lodge

House built and stayed in by same family for 97 years (family name Stewart) till bought by Ronnie and Chris Dunn in 1982. The daughter they bought it from was born in the house the year it was built.

Duack Sawmill

Mr. MacDonald c.1860 - 1882 Run by Mr. MacDonald Born Stratherrick. Aged in early 20's and single whilst at the mill. Married Miss Stewart, from Tulloch.

Duncruin

Ellonbreck

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Fairview

Formerly Richard and Jimmy George's dairy until after WW II.

Fairwinds

Farthings

Fasga na Coille

Miss Annie Bannatyne. Miss Anne Holt daughter of RD Holt of Forest Lodge. Previous owners Jack & Marietta Philip 19??

Feorag

Feorag Cottage

Suffered a fire to the roof c. 2000.

Fern Cottage

Fiodhag

Firwood

Flag Pole

In 1997 Nethy Bridge Community Council ran a competition to design a flag for the village This was open to all pupils and former pupils of Abernethy School Catherine MacLennan (age 14) was the winner