Flox Cottage

1870

Built in 1870 by a father and son from nearby dwelling Craiggowrie

Forest House

Forest Lodge

Forest Lodge Sawmill

Seafield Estate (1970s) Two brothers running a private business Seafield Estate Leased by Mr. R. McGinley (present)

Foresters Lodge

Garlyne

Glencairn

1920

New house on site of former built by 1920.

Gordon Cottage

Granite Cottage

Mr Fergus Robertson ran a ground floor shop there just before WW2.  Granite Cottage was taken over by the Co Op.  with a butchers department, a grocery department and a drapery department.

Greenwood

Grianach

Haemacks Road

Hamish Mackenzie was a cobbler who lived in Culvardie, Nethy Bridge. His earlier trade was as a coachman for the Manse. He was born in Dorback and died late 1940's Hamish worked for D.E. (Dundee and Equitable) the shoe shop in Grantown

Half House

Hawthorn

Heath Cottage

Feued by the Countess of Seafield to Mrs Agnes Annabella Campbell Black as of Whitsunday 1958.

Heatherbrae

Previous owners Jim and Anne Scrimounger 19?? - 1998 Jan and Moe Tomisk 1998.

History

Hope Cottage

Hope Cottage 2

House Abernethy

Patrick Grant - 1585 - 1620s Colin Mackenzie - 1633 Roderick Mackenzie - 1642 John Sanderson - 1656 - 1660s Colin Nicolson - 1670 James Grant - 1686 William Grant - 1709 - 1764 John Grant - 1765 - 1820 Donald Martin - 1821 James Stewart - 1838 - 1862 Rev. Dr. William Forsyth - 1863 - 1907 Duncan Robertson - 1907 Rev. Archibald W. Ross - 1922 - 1932 Mr. Norman Walker - 1965 - 1971 Abernethy Trust - 1971 - present

Inchdryne

Ingledene

Innis Bhroc

Iona

Iron Mills / Furnaces

Iron was in production between 1730 and 1735, with a smelting furnace at Balnagowan and a forging mill near the Causer, under charge of Benjamin Lund.

Island Bank

Formerly forestry workers house; Donald Carr.  Presently a private home.

Ivy Cottage

Almost destroyed by fire 19?? Restored 19?? Extensions built 19??, 19?? and 2000.

Juniper Cottage

Private residence and Bed and Breakfast accommodation (2005) Gregor Grant

Keeper

Kelvin Bank

Kestrel

Kildonan

Kimberley

Bought in 1970s by James and Hilda Watt who changed the name from Martinez to Kimberley. Martinez is now one of the holiday cottages in the grounds.

Kinnaird

Klondike Cottage

Laburnum

Laggan Clachaig

Lairig

Langrick

Lazy Duck Hostel

Les Marecottes

Lettoch

1898

Lettoch Farmhouse was built in 1898 by the Seafield Estate for John Macaulay, who had just taken over the farm of Lettoch from the Ross family.

Linmhor

Linwood

Listchafennichen

Loch Garacher

Loch Ryvoan

Loren

Lorne Cottage

Lower Dell Cottage

Luachmore

Previously a bakers shop, currently a private residence

Lygon

Lynamer

The following information was kindly supplied by Mr Lindsay Robertson, Aberdeen, who has ancestors buried in the Old Kirk Graveyard by Castle Roy.

Lyngame

Lyngarrie

Lynmagilbert

Lynstock

Lynstock Cottages

Lynstock House

Mackenzie Crescent

A mixture of 20 single and two storey semi-detached and terraced houses originally council owned, now increasingly private.

Malvern

Mealfualchel

Meall a Bhuachaille

Memories as a Child – by M Toby

On the second or third of December 1939 my sister and I were evacuated to Nethy Bridge There were many of us and I think we were all from Edinburgh.  I was five years of age and one of the youngest children to be evacuated without a parent.  I cannot remember much but we lived in a home named "Ardaven" which was owned by a Mr and Mrs Cook.  My sister's named Avril and I am named Margaret our last name was Robertson.

Mhor Cottage, Tulloch

Mill Lane

A development of single storey detached and semi-detatched private houses leading towards the Old Balnagowan Saw Mill

Mill of Garlyne

Milton

Ruin rebuilt in 1964 by Pat & Jan Whitworth who stayed there until 1971.

Mo Dachaidh

Maggie Methven and Fred Doull.  Maggie Methven very keen churchwoman. Fred Doull. Baker. In earlier years was a baker on the Canadian Pacific Railway, baking bread on the train for the passengers.

Moidart

Moncrieff

Mondhuie 2

Morlich

Moss Bank

Mountain View

Mountview Hotel

Dr P Watkin Brown Norman Stone Stewart and Trixie Parkins.  Kevin & Caryl Shaw

Mousa

Mr Mustard, Butchers Shop

Mr Walter Grant (1930's) Coopers (1940's) Mr Michael Mustard (present).

Nethy Bridge Hotel

Built after the coming of the railways 1860s.

Nethy Bridge Parish Church

In the 1800's a split in the Church of Scotland led to "The New Kirk" being built on Dell Road.

Nethy Bridge Service Station

George Mackenzie's Garages and petrol pump. Then Charlie Ross, father of John Ross (Funeral Dir

Nethy Bridge Ski School

Keith Bateman - Ski School Owner and Chief Instructor in the ski school uniform.

Nethy Bridge Station

Abernethy Bunkhouses - Nethy Station 2006 The picnic tables are from the old Ptarmigan Cafe on CairnGorm Mountain

Nethy House

Grampa Smith, Mom & Anthony, my oldest brother Photo kindly provided by Winnie Boutet, Canada Mom's brother Gordon, far right Photo kindly provided by Winnie Boutet, Canada Mom & Dad (Jessie & Anthony) Deane, Mom's sister Madge & her daughter Ruby. Photo kindly provided by Winnie Boutet, Canada

Nurse's Cottage

Nursery Cottage

The house most associated with the old tree nursery on Dell Road

Oak Bank

Old Bake House

One of several bakeries in the village this one on Dell Road has kept its name

Old Bridge End

Previous owners Donald Stuart d1911 m Annie MacKintosh d1881

Old Kirk Graveyard

The following were all ministers of the church

Old Police Station

Old Smithy

Old Stable Yard

House on the site of Nethy Bridge Riding Centre, an accredited riding school run by Newby and Pat Taylor between c. 1960 - 1980.

Old Station Yard

Osprey Lodge

Park Cottage

Patfannich

Pathways

Pine Cottage 1

Pine Cottage 2