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Mavesy, Wimbledon and Ramming U-Boats

10th March at 6:45pm. Nucleus: The Nuclear and Caithness Archives

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Family History Day

Saturday 14th March. 10:30am-1.30pm. Highland Archive Centre. Free (donations welcome, suggested £3). Booking is essential.

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Community Creative Climate Conversation

25th March, 6:30pm-8:30pm and 30th March 10:00am-12:00pm. Nucleus: The Nuclear and Caithness Archive

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Learn with Lorna In-person

28th May 2026. Highland Archive Centre, Inverness. Free. Booking essential.

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Archive Afternoons

Every Wednesday, 1pm-4pm. Nucleus: The Caithness and Nuclear Archives, Wick

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Archive and Family History Classes

Archives and family history classes run by the Highland Archive Service

Donate to our Archives

The Archive Service preserves, conserves and makes accessible over 700 years of Highland history. There is no charge to visit our Archive Centres and access the collections we hold, but High Life Highland is a charity and we rely on your donations.

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