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Archive and Family History Classes

Our Archive and Family History classes are held several times throughout the year and are advertised on our events page. 

For information on upcoming classes or to join our waiting list, please contact us at:

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The wedding of Eddie MacKenzie from Plockton to Lily Morrison from Totaig took place at Plockton Free Church. The wedding party are pictured standing at a door in a stone wall with metal railings to the right of the group. The best man, on the far left, is Angus Campbell, a shoemaker, and the bridesmaids are Katie and Alice MacKenzie, daughters of Duncan (Tailor) MacKenzie. The wedding party was held in Plockton Hall.

Wedding of Eddie MacKenzie and Lily Morrison, Plockton

A black‑and‑white photograph showing a stone church with a steeple on a hillside road overlooking water and distant hills. A funeral procession walks along the road, with mourners gathered near the church and others following behind a hearse. Large trees frame the scene in the foreground. Text on the photograph reads “Funeral of Sir Hugh Fraser of Strome Ferry.”

Funeral cortege of Sir Hugh Fraser

A vintage black‑and‑white photograph of a baby sitting in a pram indoors. The baby is bundled in warm clothing and holding a small soft toy. The pram has a folding hood and is positioned beside a window with patterned glass. The image has visible age marks and scratches. The baby is Mary, daughter of the photographer Duncan Macpherson and his wife Margaret. It was probably taken outside her father's pharmacy which he opened in Kyle of Lochalsh when he moved to the area in 1911.

Mary Macpherson, probably taken outside her father's pharmacy in Kyle of Lochalsh

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