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Scotland (Counties as in 1851-1901) => Scotland => Inverness => Topic started by: Martin Briscoe on Saturday 04 October 08 14:23 BST (UK)
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Just been looking around the Heritage North (http://www.heritagenorth.org.uk) website and there is a mention of the Glengarry Heritage Centre which appears to hold some local genealogical information.
Glengarry Heritage Centre
Glengarry Heritage Centre ImageThe venue is a small purpose-built Heritage Room within the new Glengarry and District Community Centre. It was built to house an existing exhibition of wall-mounted panels describing the history of Glengarry during the period 1600-1939, focusing mainly on the MacDonells of Glengarry, Glengarry emigrations and Victorian/Edwardian Ellice periods. It has been designed to house a growing archive of local historical material in paper and electronic form. There is also to a small library of reference books of local relevance and genealogical support is offered in person or by e-mail Opening times: 11.00 –3.00 p.m. Tuesday-Friday, Easter – October, or by appointment
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It's on the A87 about a mile or so west of Invergarry, just past the new cemetery...
It's the community hall that opened up in May 2006. I was there for the opening along with many, many residents of the area and MPs Charles Kennedy and Danny Alexander.
It has historical information moreso than genealogical information.
What is it that you are after?
Gruemach
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It's on the A87 about a mile or so west of Invergarry, just past the new cemetery...
It's the community hall that opened up in May 2006. I was there for the opening along with many, many residents of the area and MPs Charles Kennedy and Danny Alexander.
It has historical information moreso than genealogical information.
What is it that you are after?
Gruemach
I am not after anything, I just posted the quote because I thought that it could of interest and use to people from outside the area.
MB
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Yeah, Martin. There are a number of members of the local historical society who work at the Visitors Centre in the rooms set aside for local history. It was thoughful of you to mention it.
Gruemach