| # | TITLE |
| C 001 | The Lawtie Mortifications |
| C 002 | Photocopy of “The Illustrated Guide to Cullen House. Home of Earl of Seafield”. |
| C 003 | Layout of Historic Scottish Kirks (Inverness & the North) |
| C 004 | Mission to Banff Mausoleum Completed – Duff Effigy restoration to its original position in St. Anne’s aisle, Cullen Auld Kirk |
| C 005 | 1974 Report on state of Seafield Church, Cullen. |
| C 006 | Excerpt from “Who’s Who in Scotland 1985-1986” for Reverend John T.Guthrie and letter |
| C 007 | Various documents to remember Reverend Guthrie – Banffshire Advertiser: “End of an Era”/ Obituaries / Funeral service / Memorial service leaflet |
| C 008 | Items regarding 40th Anniversary of Reverend J.T.Guthrie’s incumbency in Cullen. 1977. |
| C 009 | Draft basis of linking Congregations of Deskford & Cullen. 1967. Also D 007 |
| C 010 | 1) Article on new minimum stipend for Minister. 1946. 2) Photocopy of front of leaflet issued to Church members: “The Maintenance of the Ministry”. |
| C 011 | Cullen Parish Church Year Book, 1949-50. |
| C 012 | Typescript of poem about Cullen Auld Kirk by “Historicus” “Banffshire Journal” 23.1.1945. (See also “Who was ‘Historicus’”, 0 058). |
| C 013 | Quarterly magazines of Cullen & Deskford Churches: “Harvest”, 1989, (2 copies) & “Winter”, 1989. |
| C 014 | Poems of Cullen: 1) Cullen Harbour Then & Now. 2) Where are they now? 3) The Methodist Kirk Swaree (sic). 1993. ( (1) dup. C 206) |
| C 015 | Memories of early life on Cullen Farm by Robert Proctor Legg, born 1879. 1992. |
| C 016 | Memories of life & work in Cullen, circa 1940s |
| C 017 | Family Memories by Chrissie Addison. 1996. |
| C 018 | “Maggie at Stronsay”: Reminiscences of old herring fishing days |
| C 019 | Coffin name plates |
| C 020 | 1/ Changes in Seafield Street throughout this century 2/ Seafield Street – The view |
| C 021 | Sports & amusements of the past |
| C 022 | Items lying on the West Beach at Cullen |
| C 023 | Dates of ship and boat losses |
| C 024 | Review of ‘The Sixth Gordons in France and Flanders’ by D. Mackenzie |
| C 025 | Cullen School items: Log books / Register / Schools & Schoolmasters of Cullen |
| C 026 | 1/ Churches in Cullen & Deskford. 1994. 2/ Cullen Churches 1992 |
| C 027 | Davie’s Castle, Cullen |
| C 028 | Two local lads that made good: Sir James Clark & John Forbes Clark |
| C 029 | Unpublished CDPHG entertainment sketches by S.Taylor |
| C 030 | Review of ‘History of Fordyce Academy’ |
| C 031 | The Salmon Bothy at Port Long Bay, Cullen. |
| C 032 | Improvement on Cullen House Estates: “The Main Drain” |
| C 033 | Cullen Gas Works |
| C 034 | Tee Names. 1994. |
| C 035 | Leith research notes: Walk from Cullen Harbour to Logie Point; Salmon Bothy at Port Long; the Pets’ Cemetery, Cullen; Geology – Harbour to Logie Head cf C 031 and C 118 |
| C 036 | Doctor James Campbell, knighted |
| C 037 | Wreck of “Diligent”, East end of Harbour |
| C 038 | The Cullen Burn |
| C 039 | History of Cullen |
| C 040 | Holidays in Cullen in 1922 |
| C 041 | 1) The Cullen Methodist Church. 2) Ministers of Cullen Methodist Church. 1992. |
| C 042 | Interesting dates in Cullen history, 1806-1992. 1994. |
| C 043 | According to the papers, re. Cullen: Articles about Cullen over the years. |
| C 044 | Translation of Cullen Town’s Charter, 1455 |
| C 045 | The night the warplane came down in Cullen Bay |
| C 046 | Cullen Harbour Project |
| C 047 | Catalogue of portraits in Cullen Town Hall. 14.6.2005 (?). |
| C 048 | Cost of running local herring boats |
| C 049 | Shops in Seatown from 1915. 1993. |
| C 050 | A look at some of the Earls of Seafield |
| C 051 | Monday was washdays at Granny’s |
| C 052 | Retiral of John Sudding – Cullen Postman |
| C 053 | 12 poems of the District. 1991. (No. 12 dup. in No. 2, C 093). |
| C 054 | Cullen Church |
| C 055 | Sketch plan of Church Hall |
| C 056 | Observations of a Northumbrian incomer. 1) Twice daily round the Bothy. 2) A dinna ken far it’s comin’ fae. 3) Crannoch Woods. 4) Memories of Cullen walks. 1992. |
| C 057 | The late Countess of Seafield’s courageous battle is over |
| C 058 | Losses of Cullen boats: 1) SD “Guiding Star” BF304. 2) D “Lovedale” BF654. 3) Trawler “Nellie Gardiner”. 4) D “Lively Hope”. 5) SD “Racer” BF382. 6) “Ruby Gem” BF364. (X ref. (2) C 263). |
| C 059 | Viking traces by the Moray Firth |
| C 060 | The Temple of Fame, Cullen House Grounds. By Mary Mackie of Edinburgh, late of Sandend. 1979. (X ref.0 269). |
| C 061 | 1) Photocopy: Will of Francis William Ogilvie-Grant, 10th. Earl of Seafield, D. 3.12.1888 aged 41. 2) Inscription on gravestone in New Zealand of 10th. Earl of Seafield & 2 of his children. |
| C 062 | Story of James Ogilvie-Grant, 11th. Earl of Seafield, 1876-1915. 1995. |
| C 063 | 1) Copy of brochure of Cullen House when open to the public. 2) Newspaper cutting re. opening. |
| C 064 | Booklet & article on Caroline, Countess of Seafield on her death. B.1830, D. 1911. (X ref. C 103). |
| C 065 | Cullen House: 1) Newspaper articles, leaflets &c. 2) The mystery manor of Cullen. 3) The roup at Cullen House. |
| C 066 | Booklet and two newspaper articles on visit of King Edward VII to Dowager Countess of Seafield, Sept. 1909 |
| C 067 | Newspaper article & cartoon, July 1939, re. birth of Viscount Reidhaven, present Earl of Seafield. |
| C 068 | Story of the sack of Cullen House in second Jacobite Rebellion, 8.4.1746 |
| C 069 | Article on Castle Grant Library on its removal to permanent home at Cullen House. 1959. |
| C 070 | Press articles on re-building of Cullen House after fire: 1) Restoration. 2) Cullen Phoenix rises to win prize. 1989. (X ref. C 124, 376, 397 ). |
| C 071 | Leaflet on Strathspey & Seafield Estates. 2001. |
| C 072 | Church Magazines: 1955-79 (some missing); 1999 Spring, Summer, Autumn. |
| C 073 | 2 lectures by W.Cramond given to Banffshire Field Club: 1) Constabulary of Cullen. 2)A Walk Round Portknockie Rocks. 26.10.1888. – bad photocopy, better 2 at P141 DUP |
| C 074 | Photocopy of extracts from Weekly Journal of Cullen/Portsoy, 8.5.1947. |
| C 075 | Original draft paper on Seafield Sporting Club, 1972-75. (X ref. C 327). DUP |
| C 076 | Photocopies of early adverts for Cullen shops & hotels. (X ref. C 085). |
| C 077 | Lists of articles in “Banffshire Advertiser”, 1883-1977. |
| C 078 | Photocopy press cutting “200 Years Ago” : “Disruptions in C.of S. 1690-1950”, ref. ordination of Rev. G.Donaldson as minister of Rathven, 1791 & ref. to origin of Findochty Church. |
| C 079 | Press cuttings about Free Church, Seafield St, Cullen, 9/10.8.1899 and “Sunbeams”, quarterly chronicle of Free Church, 1902, Rev. C.M.Jack. |
| C 080 | Copy of sermon by Prof. W.D.McHardy, 40th anniversary of Rev. Guthrie |
| C 081 | Booklets on Cullen Auld Kirk & Rev. J.Guthrie. |
| C 082 | Auld Kirk: Sanctuary for 7 centuries |
| C 083 | Programme of induction of Rev. G.M.Wood, Cullen Auld Kirk |
| C 084 | Repair of steeple, Cullen Church, Seafield St.: Various press cuttings. 1986. |
| C 085 | Cullen Free Church. 1) The book of the Burgh & Bazaar, 1899. 2) 1899 Adverts for Cullen shops. (X ref. C 076). |
| C 086 | Cullen Free Church Bazaar, 1899. (As C 085). |
| C 087 | Cullen Free Church: Photocopy of leaflet re. bazaar, 1926, for reconstruction of Manse. |
| C 088 | Highlights of recording of Mrs. Clara Inglis of Lintmill re. her days working in Cullen House kitchens. 1991. |
| C 089 | Auld Kirk assorted including: 1) Ratification of endowments in favour of the Church in Cullen, 1543, By Mary, Queen of Scots. 2) Cullen Good Fund: Approval of annual endowment for prayers for Robert the Bruce’s Queen, Elizabeth De Burgh. 3) Marks on Banff Plate, Silver & Gold. |
| C 090 | Press cutting re. Cullen & Auld Kirk |
| C 091 | Catalogue of auction sale of the remaining Library of Cullen House, 22.9.1975. |
| C 092 | Photocopy of article on Cullen, Portknockie & Bin Hill area. |
| C 093 | 11 poems. (No. 2 dup. in No. 12, C 053). G.Leith |
| C 094 | Billheads & adverts from Cullen shops. |
| C 095 | Teaching certificates &c. of Elspeth Findlay. |
| C 096 | Music score for “Harbour Head” |
| C 097 | Cullen Scouts at 1937 Jamboree in Holland |
| C 098 | Minutes of meetings of Cullen, Portknockie & Findochty Harbours Consultative Committee. (X ref. 0 039). |
| C 099 | Resignation of Maggie Taylor, Burgh Chamberlain, Cullen. 10.4.1963. |
| C 100 | Articles by Heritage Group in “Northern Scot”, 5.6.1992. |
| C 101 | Leaflets on Cullen, environs & Cullen House. (Poss. X ref. C 065). |
| C 102 | Various press articles on the coming-of-age of the Countess of Seafield, 17.4.1927. |
| C 103 | |
| C 104 | Press articles & pledges of fealty on Lord & Lady Seafield’s homecoming |
| C 105 | Various press articles &c. on Lord Seafield, killed in action. 1915. |
| C 106 | Various papers, articles & programme re. an entertainment at Cullen House, August 1922. |
| C 107 | Various press articles on the death of the Countess of Seafield’s fiancé. 1957. ———— |
| C 108 | Press articles on the marriage of the Countess of Seafield. Jan. 1930. ———- |
| C 109 | “The Cullen Record & Visitor’s List, An Illustrated Weekly Journal”. No. 4. 16.7.1904. ———- |
| C 110 | Plans, applications for planning consent & correspondence re. building 6 houses on the site of the old Gas Works. 1974. 1 ———— |
| C 111 | Press article on the end of Cullen as a separate Council, by Cuthbert Graham. c. 1975. (X ref. C 128, C 156, C 158, C 172). |
| C 112 | Poster advertising a Cake & Candy Sale at Old Cullen, Aug. 1923. |
| C 113 | Programme / invitation / newspaper article / order of service: Unveiling of Cullen War Memorial |
| C 114 | Poster for a concert in Cullen in aid of the Clan Grant Bed in Aberlour Orphanage |
| C 115 | Booklet “A Paragraph of Memory” on the 90th. Anniversary of Cullen Methodist Church. 1995. |
| C 116 | Paper “Seatown” on changes in the Seatown by Davina Runcie |
| C 117 | 200th anniversary is on a different scale |
| C 118 | Notes on Geology – Cullen Harbour to Logie Head |
| C 119 | “Cullen” in ‘Pigot and Co.’s national commercial directory for the whole of Scotland and of the Isle of Man … to which are added, classified directories of … Manchester, Liverpool, Leeds, etc’ |
| C 120 | Excerpt from “Banffshire Advertiser” on the Cullen smack Earl or Earlie |
| C 121 | 1) Receipt from James Forbes, Flesher. (X ref. C 470). 2) Receipt from F.M.Foster, Midwife, 25 Seafield St. 1928/32. (X ref. C 471). |
| C 122 | Paper on the “War Years 1939-1945”. Miss I.Gray |
| C 123 | Membership list of CDPHG 1994. |
| C 124 | Auld Kirk Wooden Panels |
| C 125 | Freedom casket presented to Provost Bain in 1962 |
| C 126 | |
| C 127 | Excerpt from “Country Life” on “Cullen House, Banffshire” |
| C 128 | 1) Standing Orders: Cullen Town Council, 1891. 2) Official Lists 1961-71. Roll of Cullen Town Council. (X ref. C 111, C 156, C 158, C 172). |
| C 129 | No. 338 (Senior Officers) Course. Personnel List. |
| C 130 | Pre-1960 map of the Royal Burgh of Cullen. |
| C 131 | Report on Burgh of Cullen. (Poss. ref. C 406). |
| C 132 | Wedding notice of James Runcie & Davina Gardine |
| C 133 | Part of a letter from George & Elizabeth Fergusson. |
| C 134 | Letter from Duncan Findlater. |
| C 135 | WRVS Membership Card & Enrolment Cert. for Civil Defence Corps. |
| C 136 | Cullen beach mystery solved |
| C 137 | Farskane House assorted |
| C 138 | |
| C 139 | Pitness folk of Cullen |
| C 140 | Some Cullen links with the past. |
| C 141 | Cullen round & about. |
| C 142 | Cullen Provosts. 1906. |
| C 143 | Cullen Golf Course. |
| C 144 | Cullen & its walks |
| C 145 | Funeral directions from Joseph Hardy. 14.2.1918. |
| C 146 | Random notes on back of Christmas card. |
| C 147 | Net/line order. |
| C 148 | Recalling people of Cullen c.1900. (X ref. C 484). |
| C 149 | Old documents. |
| C 150 | Coast erosion. Jan. 1969. |
| C 151 | Playing field/Caravan site memo. |
| C 152 | Unknown note, possibly council. |
| C 153 | Town Clerk on Tourist Information Office. 1972. |
| C 154 | Visit of Queen & photo. 4.7.1961. |
| C 155 | Presentation of coins. |
| C 156 | Role of Council. Poem “The Council”. (X ref. C 111, C 128, C 158, C 172. Poem dup. C 206). |
| C 157 | Constitution: Local Government. |
| C 158 | Our Councils, past, present & future. (X ref. C 111, C 128, C 156, C 172). |
| C 159 | Excursion to Findlater Castle & Cullen. 27.6.1896 |
| C 160 | Royal Burgh of Cullen Arms. |
| C 161 | Whist Drive Cards. |
| C 162 | £40 million heir back from hell |
| C 163 | “Royal Burgh of Cullen” By A.Hutchison, Town Clerk; Names & Dates on Norwood paper. |
| C 164 | Correspondence re. sale of Gas Works to Mrs. V.Addison |
| C 165 | 5 poems: 1) Salute to Cullen (3 copies). 2) Meh Granny. 3) Fame. 4) Perils of the Grate. 5) My Favourite Things. ((1) & (4) dup. C 206). |
| C 166 | 9 poems. |
| C 167 | Cullen in years gone by. |
| C 168 | Findlays in the Seatown of Cullen, in 1891 |
| C 169 | Ramblers’ rendezvous talk and notes |
| C 170 | Talk to Cullen Guides. 1993. |
| C 171 | A Stroll down Memory Lane |
| C 172 | Some memories of Cullen Town Council. (X ref. C 111, C 128, C 156, C 158, C 384). |
| C 173 | Correspondence between Gladys Leith, CDPHG & the Cullen Community Education Committee. |
| C 174 | 1) Snapshots of Cullen 2) The coastal track from Cullen to Findlater Castle |
| C 175 | Front page of “Peoples’ Friend”. 1985. |
| C 176 | Newspaper clippings on Artists & craft fairs. |
| C 177 | Farewell Cullen, bonjour Charente: Chris Williams’ retirement |
| C 178 | Clippigs: 1) Holiday Homes business flourishing 2) Bank of Scotland new posts |
| C 179 | Clippings: 1) N.E. solicitor John King dies. 2) James Mc Beath, Cullen Chemist dies. 3) Clock marks service to Harbour Body. |
| C 180 | Death of Mrs. Agnes McBeath. Mrs.Doris Addison at Ordiquhill Scool. |
| C 181 | Retirement of Bert Esslemont, Cullen’s top gardener. |
| C 182 | Newspaper clippings re Rev. John Guthrie |
| C 183 | John Duff of Muldavit Memorials in Cullen Auld Kirk |
| C 184 | Clippings re Nan Hay, Confectioner |
| C 185 | Clippings: 1) Cullen skink makers. 2) Scot in Antarctic horror. |
| C 186 | Clippings re George Addison, “Lang Tam”. |
| C 187 | Clippings re Fund raisers. |
| C 188 | Clippings: 1) Golden & Diamond Weddings. 2) Cullen bathers. 3) Le Mans Race driver. |
| C 189 | Clippings: 1) David & Janet Whalley. 2) “Elvis”, aka Trevor Mair. |
| C 190 | Farewell to Rita: A tough, tough lady (Rita Donn) |
| C 191 | Clippings: 1) Tricia Watt: dog rescue. 2) Pensioner in Moray rescue drama. |
| C 192 | Clippings: 1) Dora’s a really good egg (Dora Muir) 2) Cullen couple shine light for new faith. |
| C 193 | Clippings: 1) Elaine Bishop 2)Cullen solicitors go for new look. |
| C 194 | Community Service recognized; Retirement gifts for Kathleen Wood; Easter Bonnets. |
| C 195 | Cullen Seniors net some fun; Cullen cashes in on experience; Councillor graduates. |
| C 196 | Cullen Dancer in demand in Europe; Remembrance Day Wreath Layers; Jim Dallas treasures vintage find from sea wreck. |
| C 197 | Cullen students aim to taste success; Cullen Bobby moves up; Pastor’s top cast. |
| C 198 | Cullen doctor: Roderick Morrison; Obituary: Mary Donn; Cullen TWG celebrates Golden Jubilee. |
| C 199 | Cullen Bowling Club press cuttings. (X ref. C 454). |
| C 200 | Cullen Bridge Club; Cullen WVS; Cullen notes. |
| C 201 | 1) List of publications by Dr. W.Cramond. 2) 8 lectures given to Banffshire Field Club. 3) Cuttings re. death of Dr. Cramond, 14.2.1907. |
| C 202 | Newspaper reports on Charles Marionie, “The Cullen Hermit” |
| C 203 | Cullen District Preliminary Festival in Town Hall. 18.2.1938. |
| C 204 | Re. Town Council: 5 items. (X ref. C 111, C 128, C156, C 158, C172). |
| C 205 | Original copies of “Banffshire Journal”: 17.10.1933; 17.7.1934; 16.2.1937. |
| C 206 | Poems:1) Salute to Cullen. 2) Cullen Harbour, Then & Now. 3) Perils of the Grate. 4) The Cullen Council. ( Dup. in C 014, C 156 & C 165). |
| C 207 | List of flowers in borders at Cullen House Gardens. 1950’s? |
| C 208 | 1) Photo crew & Drifter “Queen” FR169, owned by Hays of Seatown 1910. 2) Copy of picture Sailboat FR613, owned by Hays. |
| C 209 | Copy of article: For all those born before 1945. 1992. |
| C 210 | 1) History of Cullen Burgh Cross. 2) History of Cullen. 1976. |
| C 211 | Talk on “According to the Papers” re. Cullen. 1991. |
| C 212 | Photocopy of article “Beggars’ Badges” |
| C 213 | Article on “Macpherson’s execution at Banff’. June 1894. |
| C 214 | Book “A Walk Around Cullen” pub. Moray DC as a project by Banffshire Coast Preservation Soc. 1980. |
| C 215 | Mortifications connected with the parish of Cullen |
| C 216 | Press: Cullen, Dream come true for a Banffshire Chiel (sic) re. work pub. by William Morrice Wilson, “A Backward Glance at the Dialect of Banffshire”. |
| C 217 | Photocopy of old print of Duff House, Banff. |
| C 218 | 6 Articles re. Cullen House. (See various entries elsewhere). |
| C 219 | Article & press cutting re. action by Alexander Grant in London against Countess of Seafield claiming he is son of 7th. Earl. 2.7.1925. |
| C 220 | |
| C 221 | 1) List of Cullen men who died in Great War 2) Copy of booklet detailing local men in Great War from “Banffshire Advertiser. |
| C 222 | Articles relating to James Simpson, RNR & Alexander Simpson, Army: Brothers of 6 Seafield St., Cullen. Both died in Great War. |
| C 223 | 14 Receipts from Cullen tradesmen issued to Mrs. Findlay, 115 Seatown, Cullen. 1931-1962. |
| C 224 | 1) Penny guide to Cullen by Cramond. 2) Extracts from later guide. 1889. (X Ref. C 301). |
| C 225 | OS map of “Old Cullen”. (X ref. C 357, 407). |
| C 226 | Draft register of electors, Grampian Region, Moray District Council, Cullen Rural. 16.2.1989-15.2.1990. |
| C 227 | Calendar for 2008 issued by Cullen Lunch Club |
| C 228 | Valuation roll for Parish of Cullen 1958-59 MOVE dup |
| C 229 | Original programme for Freedom of Burgh Ceremony: 1) Earl of Seafield; 2) Rev. Prof. McHardy. Wed. 14.5.1975. 3) Newspapers |
| C 230 | Presentation to Earl of Seafield at opening of Cullen Craft Fair, 6.3.1991. “P&J” article. |
| C 231 | |
| C 232 | Cullen Golf Club- score card, gala 1930, two visitors’ Guides to golf in the area, course planner |
| C 233 | List of visitors to Cullen, 17.8.1922. |
| C 234 | Collection of Christmas Cards by Douglas Summer, Art Teacher. |
| C 235 | Press articles: Opening in 1912 & closing in 1980 of Campbell Home. |
| C 236 | Dr. Campbell’s resignation from factorship of Seafield Estate. 18.4.1912. |
| C 237 | 6 poems. |
| C 238 | Scheme of 6 talks by Elspeth Findlay on “The Knowledge of Things American” in 18 Lanarkshire schools. |
| C 239 | “I Happened to Hear”, story of the Flagroom of Friendship; record of talk by Elspeth Findlay |
| C 240 | “P&J” cuttings: 1) Provost Lewis Bain: Freedom of Burgh, 17.4.1962. 2) Death of L.Bain, 25.5.’64. |
| C 241 | |
| C 242 | |
| C 243 | Report by William Slater re. investigation into chimney in Ken Stewart’s back garden. “P&J”. 12.1.998. |
| C 244 | “Cullen Coffee Shop Convention”: Gathering of the Mair family. 1979. |
| C 245 | Paper on “Eeldie” : Yuletide in Cullen in former years. |
| C 246 | Notes re. Millers of Cullen, migrated to Canada; Great War: photos & article telling of family at front. 12.3.2001. |
| C 247 | Copy of press cutting re. Thomas Rannie, Bleachfield, Cullen. 1802. |
| C 248 | Talk on “The Clavie”. 1998. |
| C 249 | “The Castle of Boyne”: Taken from Illustrated Visitors’ Guide,1901 by W.Cramond. |
| C 250 | Article on 1600-year-old coin found at Cullen. 1891. |
| C 251 | Press cuttings on life in Cullen, yearly reports, 1900, ’01, ’02. |
| C 252 | Original copy of “Banffshire Journal” 30.6.1942. |
| C 253 | Typed copy of “My American Post-bag” by Elspeth Findlay. |
| C 254 | Article “His home is like an art gallery”, re. Robert Chalmers. “Banffshire Journal Annual” 1965. |
| C 255 | “Memories of Cullen & Fordyce in 1920’s” by Rev. A. Mitchell, Fraserburgh. |
| C 256 | Programme for Robert Wilson, believed to be in Cullen c.1952. |
| C 257 | About “The 8:5” Train. From GSR Timetable, 1922 |
| C 258 | “Womans Own” Diploma presented to Mrs. C.Grant, Grant St., Cullen at Cullen Horticultural Show, 17.8.1949., signed by J.K. (President). |
| C 259 | Cutting from SWRI Magazine, May 1999, re. cook book by Lady Clark of Tillypronie, D-in-L. of Sir James Clark, Queen Victoria’s Dr. |
| C 260 | Peter Mustard, “Aloha”, Cathay Terrace, Cullen. Driving Licence: 1935-1968. |
| C 261 | Poem “Real Dunkirk Spirit”. 4.6.2004. |
| C 262 | Pre-1896 article, Cullen Golf Course. |
| C 263 | Press cutting re. loss of Cullen Drifter “Lovedale”. (X ref. C 058, No.2). |
| C 264 | Report by Len Hall on sighting of “Fairweather Island” in Moray Firth. – two versions |
| C 265 | Booklet by Sir Leybourne Davidson, Cullen, on Early Memories of Ceylon & India. |
| C 266 | Exercise book belonging to James Gammie, Standard 4, Cullen Public School. (Date unknown). |
| C 267 | Cutting from “Banffshire Advertiser”, 6.10.1976: 200-year well found in front of West Lodge, Cullen House, by Alistair Davie. |
| C 268 | Rolling Easter Eggs in Cullen in former years. By Sheena Pirie. |
| C 269 | Notes on Temple of Fame & public enquiry at Cullen, 27.10.1977. (X ref. C 060). |
| C 270 | Typed copy & press cutting re. the Battle of the Bauds & the Three Kings of Cullen by Elspeth Findlay. 1961. |
| C 271 | “Times” article: Loan of guns from Cullen House to the Tower of London. 1.2.1961. |
| C 272 | Press cuttings of the loss of James Findlay, Seatown, Cullen from Drifter “Thealby”, 24 miles N.E. of Lowestoft. (Undated). |
| C 273 | Class reunion Nov. 1995 of Primary 3, Cullen School 1948. |
| C 274 | 1) The life of Jeannie (Gardiner), unsung heroine of Portsoy. 2) Remember the Fisher’s Wedding by J.Slater. |
| C 275 | Article from “Banffshire Advertiser”, 21.1.1918, on “Cullen Harbour Extension”. |
| C 276 | List of fishing boats, all BF registered, compiled by Mr. W.Chalmers, 36 Church St. Portknockie. 1991. |
| C 277 | Extracts from scrapbook of William Mair, ret. trawler skipper, of “Bumbanks”, 7 Old Church Rd., Cullen |
| C 278 | Programme, meeting of CDPHG 25.4.1991. |
| C 279 | Covenant & rules for a larger building for religious purposes |
| C 280 | Article from “Northern Scot”, 3.5.1991, re. formation of CDPHG |
| C 281 | Letter dated 1.1.1992 re. Radiolocation Station, Crannoch Moor |
| C 282 | Press article, 20.3.1984, re. improvement for Cullen Seatown |
| C 283 | “The three Kings of Cullen” |
| C 284 | Funeral hymn sheet for Alexander M.Thomson (Sandy), 1952-1996. 14.6.1996. |
| C 285 | From “Banffshire Journal Annual, 1974”: Article by Mary P.Mackie on “The History of Cullen”. |
| C 286 | Article (“P&J”?), 25.1.1989, “The Rise & Rise of a Medical Man: Queen Victoria’s Cullen-born Physician”, by R.D.Woodall. (X ref. C 259). |
| C 287 | The Mystery Manor of Cullen |
| C 288 | Extracts of minutes, Committee & Society Meetings, Banffshire Coast Conservation Society.: 1) Seatown. 2) Cullen House. 3) Local Harbours. 4) Craigmin Bridge. 1975/6. |
| C 289 | Passing of Cullen’s ‘Grand Old Man’: ex Provost Gregor Dies in Harness (X ref. C 310). |
| C 290 | Unknown document in Secretary’s hand re. King James VI’s Cullen. 1621. |
| C 291 | Press article, “Moray Firth set to become the Scottish Riviera” |
| C 292 | New Reading Room: Lady Seafield’s Gift. Auspicious Presentation Ceremony |
| C 293 | Banffshire Journal & “Northern Farmer”, 30.6.1959 Emergency Edition during Print Workers’ Strike. |
| C 294 | From “Banffshire Advertiser”, 1.11.1894, on the wrecking of the “Jane Shearer” at Cullen beach. |
| C 295 | Talk on Cullen boats & owners in Campbell St. & Victoria St. by D.Mair & J.G.Addison. 2.10.1994. (X ref. C 383). |
| C 296 | Press articles re. Stevie Findlay’s Pets’ Cemetery & charity work. 1989-1995. |
| C 297 | Poem “The Neighbour” by Sheena Pirie. |
| C 298 | Cullen Bay Hotel assorted |
| C 299 | Presentation to Mr. C. Y. Michie, Cullen House |
| C 300 | £1000 boost for Christmas lights. |
| C 301 | Penny Guide to Cullen, mainly adverts. Map of Cullen Bay. (X ref. C 224). |
| C 302 | Photocopy of Shipper’s certificate for William Runcie, 34 Seatown. (X ref. 0 002, Dup. C 469). |
| C 303 | |
| C 304 | Who’s Who: Hugh Thurburn Wilson. |
| C 305 | “A Christmas Carol” |
| C 306 | Documents & photos of grave of F/Lt. Austin Whyte Shearer. |
| C 307 | Seafield Arms Hotel: Facts & figures. |
| C 308 | Heritage: ex. pats; book receipt; Johnny Watts prayer; photo taken outside Golf Club House; Draw tickets: Masons. |
| C 309 | Cullen Auld Kirk booklet. |
| C 310 | Who’s Who in Cullen: James F. Grant |
| C 311 | Auld Kirk: Dedication of East Window. |
| C 312 | Historical Pageant. 1955. (Dup. C 329, C 342, C 361, C 431 (1)). |
| C 313 | Royal Visit: Police Priority; Itinerary; Council Letters; Programme; “Banffshire Advertiser”. |
| C 314 | Seatown Chapel, Cullen. 1952. |
| C 315 | Reconstructed Town Hall. 1955. |
| C 316 | McGillanders: Wesleyan Methodist Kirk. |
| C 317 | Sheep Dog Trials. 1955. |
| C 318 | Cullen Millennium Celebrations (1 Year early…): Committee Minutes, 1998/9 & 2000. 2001. |
| C 319 | Cullen House: Press Cuttings. (See various entries). |
| C 320 | Various Press Cuttings re. Cullen. (See entries on other sheets). |
| C 321 | Soldiers’ Canteen in Cullen. |
| C 322 | Forsakin’ Cullen for Glasgow. |
| C 323 | Buckie Lifeboat Visits Cullen |
| C 324 | |
| C 325 | Consecration of New Cemetery. 2000. |
| C 326 | Televised United Communion Service, 5.11.2000: Broadcast on Grampian 18.2.2001. |
| C 327 | Photocopies of Seafield Sporting Club. (X ref. C 075). |
| C 328 | Lawtie Tree: Press Cutting, 1988. |
| C 329 | Historical Pageant Brochure. (Dup. C 312, C 342, C 361, C 431 (1)). |
| C 330 | Article from “Scots Magazine” on Forester from Seafield Estates. |
| C 331 | The graveyard of a once proud fishing boat: Artemis written off as a loss |
| C 332 | Items from “Bazaar” Book on Portknockie, The Bin & Cullen Golf Course. |
| C 333 | Photocopy of “The Royal Burgh of Cullen: Official Brochure”. (See other similar publications). |
| C 334 | Photocopies of old photos of Cullen Town Hall. |
| C 335 | “P&J” article re. Garmouth & Cullen railway viaducts. 1.5.1986. |
| C 336 | |
| C 337 | Papers re. John Findlay (“Knab”), Cullen, charged with the murder of George Gardiner (“Bo”) at Cullen in 1877. |
| C 338 | Press cuttings re. loss of FV “Glide” of Cullen & FV “Meliora”, owned by W.Morrison, Stornoway. |
| C 339 | Cutting from “Banffshire Advertiser”, 1.8.1912, re. Life Saving presentation at Cullen. |
| C 340 | Gale of 1953: Press cuttings. (X ref. 0 046, C 168, C 482). |
| C 341 | Photocopy “Banffshire Journal”, 1.12.1897 re. Big Gale & loss of 42 Fishermen. (X ref. 0 022, poss. P 010, P 112). |
| C 342 | Souvenir Brochure: Cullen Historical Pageant Quincentenary 1455-1955 (X ref. C 312, C 329, C 361, C 431 (1)). |
| C 343 | Various Press Cuttings re. Stranded Whale. 27/28.8.1979. |
| C 344 | Press Article: Cullen Gala to Celebrate 50 years of Fire Brigade. 9.7.1991. (X ref. C 413). |
| C 345 | Press Article: Cullen Gala. 12.7.1991. (As C 344?). |
| C 346 | Torpedo Air Vessel by Seawall (?) Jan.1959. |
| C 347 | “P&J” “Weekend Review” Articles on Cullen. 1962 & 1968. |
| C 348 | Misc. Press Articles. 1975/85. |
| C 349 | Misc. Press Articles. 1975/80/84. |
| C 350 | Press Articles re. Proposal to move Cullen Library. 1984 et seq. |
| C 351 | Grampian Region Small Grants Awards to Cullen. 1995. |
| C 352 | Press Articles re. Cullen & Portsoy Coats of Arms. |
| C 353 | Seatown Conservation/Facelift Plans. 1983/4. |
| C 354 | Farewell to Dr. A.W.Thomson. |
| C 355 | Dr.Ashley Mowat. |
| C 356 | Photocopy of Painting by Sir Luke Fildes: “The Doctor”. Believed to be Sir James Clark. |
| C 357 | Photocopy of Old Map of Cullen. (X ref. C 225, 407). |
| C 358 | Presentation to Mrs. D.Runcie. |
| C 359 | Differing Spellings of “Cullen” |
| C 360 | Royal Visits to Cullen (See also C 066, C 154) |
| C 361 | Programme of Historical Pageant. 1955. (Dup. C 312, C 329, C 342, C 431 (1)). |
| C 362 | Bible scholar’s work published |
| C 363 | Emma Ramsay. |
| C 364 | |
| C 365 | Clippings of the Viaducts. |
| C 366 | Clippings of the Temple. |
| C 367 | A Shock from Seafield Estates; Cullen Plays Host to Royalty. |
| C 368 | Happy Seafield Christmas; Seafield Plan Rejected. |
| C 369 | Silent Vigil Carried Out; Leasing Practice. |
| C 370 | Seafield Tenants Urged to “Cool it”; Govt to stay out of Seafield Estates Issue; Laird’s “No” to Appeal. |
| C 371 | Museum Plan: Lawtie Buildings. |
| C 372 | More on 99 Year Lease: Press cuttings: See C 369 & C 370. |
| C 373 | More on 99 Year Lease: Press cuttings: See C 369, C 370 & C 372. |
| C 374 | £9,000 sought for £150 cottage; Minister clears lease “smokescreen”. |
| C 375 | 99 Year lease. |
| C 376 | Restoration : Cullen House. (X ref. C 070). |
| C 377 | Cullen House Fire assorted clippings |
| C 378 | Cullen House Conversion. |
| C 379 | Cullen House Sale & Fire. (See numerous other refs.) |
| C 380 | Sale of Century: Cullen House; Commercial “Rape”. ( See C 379). |
| C 381 | Cullen House. (See other refs.). |
| C 382 | “The Seafields”: The family. |
| C 383 | Cullen fishing boats & fishermen. (X ref. C 048 & C 295). |
| C 384 | Cullen Town Council. (X ref. C 111, C128, C156, C158, C 172). |
| C 385 | Peace for Cullen Pensioners; Wakefield house; John Rhind. |
| C 386 | Cullen makes sure of future assets. |
| C 387 | Landslip at Cullen; Cullen Hall storm. |
| C 388 | Court Cases. |
| C 389 | Clean Beaches; Promoting Cullen. |
| C 390 | |
| C 391 | Floral Dolphin. |
| C 392 | Cullen does forward planning; Cullen ups & downs. |
| C 393 | Many Happy Returns; Quiet Life. |
| C 394 | Top marks for Port Primary; Crystal clear; Cullen Petition carried out. |
| C 395 | Buckie pupil’s science achievements marked. |
| C 396 | Cullen skyline back to normal; Cullen House award (X ref. C 070); Cullen Architects commended. |
| C 397 | Cullen Heritage Group. |
| C 398 | Guiding Honoured; Evergreen Club, 1967. |
| C 399 | Community Council. |
| C 400 | Star show for Cullen Library; Railway Centenary Exhibition. |
| C 401 | The Sweeping Charter of Cullen |
| C 402 | Barometer project seeks calmer weather ahead – whole newspaper, p1 and p4 |
| C 403 | Various newspaper articles about severe flooding in Cullen |
| C 404 | Some details of the district: Cullen, Deskford. 1875. |
| C 405 | Photocopy of “Plan of Cullen, 1818” by W.Whyte, Carpenter. |
| C 406 | Report on the Burgh of Cullen. 1821-31. (Poss. X ref. C 131). |
| C 407 | Photocopy of map of old Cullen. (X ref. C 225, 357). |
| C 408 | “A Very Early History of Cullen”: Extract from “P&J” article by W. Russell, 1951. |
| C 409 | |
| C 410 | Original copy “P&J”, Wed. 10.4.1935. |
| C 411 | Buckie & District Directory, 1924/5. |
| C 412 | Bayview Court, Cullen: From “Banffshire Advertiser”, 17.11.1991. |
| C 413 | From “P&J”, 1.7.1991 & 1.12.1992: 2 articles re. Cullen Fire Brigade. (X ref. C 344). |
| C 414 | Tony Hetherington: Three articles on “Giant’s Steps”, “P&J” & “Northern Scot”, 1989 & article on his death, “P&J”, 30.7.1993 |
| C 415 | Threatened demolition of Cullen viaduct: “Evening Express”, 5.9.1971. |
| C 416 | Capsized lorry under Cullen viaduct: “P&J”, 3.2.1961. |
| C 417 | Article in “Banffshire Journal Christmas Annual”,1978: “Signs of the Times”, re. road signs. |
| C 418 | Arts, Crafts & Hobbies Festival Programme, Cullen & Deskford Community Council. 2.8.1992. (See C 437, Dup. C 477). |
| C 419 | Stock of postcards. March 1940. |
| C 420 | Parish Church. 19.1.1885 |
| C 421 | Dedication of new Methodist Church. 7.9.1905 and various other docs |
| C 422 | Obituary Prof. Alex Mowat (original & photocopy). 21.11.1995. |
| C 423 | Photocopies of unknown book; Court books of the Regality (?) of Ogilvie. |
| C 424 | Grampian Regional Archives: Details of records held. |
| C 425 | Echoes from the years; Wheelwright of Cullen. |
| C 426 | Seal of the Conveners of the County of Banff Bursary Fund. 1890. |
| C 427 | Letter from Mrs. Jessie Getty, pupil of Dr. Cramond, Cullen. |
| C 428 | Copies of photos of Dr. W.Cramond & Family. |
| C 429 | |
| C 430 | New York redeems debt |
| C 431 | Press cuttings: 1) Quincentenary pageant (X ref. C 312, C 329, C 342, C 361); 2) Operetta “Three Kings of Cullen”; 3) Re-opening of Town Hall; 4) Amateur Dramatic Society; 5) Fire on Seine-netter “Shamara”. |
| C 432 | Changes to town hall get go ahead |
| C 433 | Cullen W.R.V.S. Welfare Section. 30.5.1960. |
| C 434 | Petrol Coupons, Suez Crisis, 1957. |
| C 435 | Aerial view of Cullen. |
| C 436 | ?? |
| C 437 | Souvenir booklets: Historical Pageant, 1955. (See C 312 et al.); Festival of Arts, Crafts & Hobbies. (See C 418). |
| C 438 | Moray Visitor 1991. |
| C 439 | “Cullen News”, 1912. |
| C 440 | Launch of Heritage Club book. 1997. (See C 449) |
| C 441 | Death of Provost Major James Findlay. 1974. |
| C 442 | |
| C 443 | Copy of Freedom of Cullen Ceremony, 1975. (X ref. C 229). |
| C 444 | Article on Amateur Drama by John R.Allan. 1952. |
| C 445 | Council houses in Queen’s Drive to be sold. |
| C 446 | Cullen Craft Fair programmes 1989-1999 |
| C 447 | |
| C 448 | Heritage Group Annual Presentation. 1999. |
| C 449 | Launch of Heritage Club book. “Banffie”, May 1997. (See C 440). |
| C 450 | Cullen’s proposed water supply. (Undated). |
| C 451 | Cullen’s Civic Heads. |
| C 452 | “Ballad of Findlater Castle” by Class 1R, Buckie High School. |
| C 453 | |
| C 454 | Cullen Bowling & Tennis Club. (X ref. C 199). |
| C 455 | |
| C 456 | A.P.Mustard, Seatown: Pre-decimal bills of sale. |
| C 457 | Local words, expressions & place names. Feb. 1991. |
| C 458 | Wheelwright workshop, Campbell Place, Cullen. |
| C 459 | Photocopies of letter from Alex Baird to his Father. 31.10.1758. |
| C 460 | Cullen Guides various: 1st. Cullen Guide Co., 70th Birthday; proficiency badge certificates; cooking guide; patrol camp permit |
| C 461 | Cullen Landmark to be given £150,000 revamp. 14.3.1998. |
| C 462 | Memories of Cullen Railway. |
| C 463 | Underbridge 923: Scotvec Project on viaducts. By W.Mowat. |
| C 464 | Article re. Railway 13 years after closure. 14.11.1981. |
| C 465 | Details of Cullen Railway Station. 12.2.1991. |
| C 466 | Highland Railway Timetable. 22.10.1922 |
| C 467 | Football Club advert for jumble sale & auction. |
| C 468 | Opening of Cullen new golf clubhouse. |
| C 469 | Skipper’s certificate, W.Runcie, 19.5.1910. (X ref. 0 002, Dup. C 302). |
| C 470 | Receipt for goods from Robert Gregor, Ironmonger. 1924 (X ref. 0 044).; Receipt from James Forbes, Flesher. 1932. (X ref. C 121). |
| C 471 | Receipt from F.M.Foster, midwife. 24.11.1928. (X ref. C 121). |
| C 472 | Receipts from Lyle & Kinahan, Belfast, for cigarettes & wine to HMS “British Honduras”. 1945. |
| C 473 | Photocopies of 2 invoices from J.H.Moon to SS “Eccieshill” for bonded stores. 29.9.1947. |
| C 474 | 2 Souvenir booklets of the Cullen Leisure Trails. |
| C 475 | Booklet showing goods for ship & payment. April 1918. |
| C 476 | Rules for Seatown Chapel, Cullen. 1952. |
| C 477 | Charms of Cullen |
| C 478 | Cullen Methodist Church Centenary Celebrations, 11.6.2005. |
| C 479 | Masonry Specifications: 2 Lawtie Mortification houses, S.Deskford St., Cullen. 27.3.1824. |
| C 480 | Banffshire Constabulary reports on Cullen matters: 14.10.1893; 20.7.1899; 14.3.1900; 17.11.1900. |
| C 481 | Photocopy “The Annals of Cullen” by Dr. W.Cramond. 1904. |
| C 482 | |
| C 483 | Photocopy from “Glasgow Herald”, 1991, article on Moray Firth Ports. |
| C 484 | Recalling some Cullen people c.1900. (X ref. C 148). |
| C 485 | List of sailing boats & others of Cullen. |
| C 486 | |
| C 487 | Brief notes of Cullen ships: Talk by Mr. A.Mowat, Findochty. 12.2.1991. |
| C 488 | Photocopy press cutting: Albert Johnson who brought back the “Kelvinway” after the loss of Skipper & Mate. (Undated). |
| C 489 | Photocopy press cutting: UXB in Cullen Harbour. 15.1.1959. |
| C 490 | Press cuttings: 1) Mast falls on links in gale. 2) History of Cullen Bay Hotel. 3) Ailsa Flett, beneficiary of Fire Brigade’s 50th Anniversary. “Banffshire Journal” 10.12.1991. |
| C 491 | Page 3 of a paper on Cullen Church (Kirk?). |
| C 492 | Photo of large bell manufactured by John Taylor & Co. in memory of William Duffus, former Provost of Cullen. 1883. (1993). |
| C 493 | Undated Christmas card from Ken, Helen & the boys. Front features Three Kings of Cullen. Accession Date (ND.) 2013. |
| C 494 | Programme for presentation of the Freedom of the Royal Burgh of Cullen to the Earl of Seafield. 1975 (See also C 229, C 443). |
| C 495 | 1) Centenary handbook. 2) Programme for Centenary Dinner. Both Cullen Bowling & Tennis Club. 2001 |
| C 496 | “Down Memory Lane”. Reminiscences of Mrs. R.Paterson. 1998 |
| C 497 | Poem (from ‘Scots Magazine’ ?), “My Kirk Atop the Bin”. Alison Skinner. |
| C 498 | Accounts for CDPHG for years ending 2010,’11 & ’12 |
| C 499 | 1) Constitution & Rules, Cullen Bowling & Tennis Club. 2) Minutes of Executive Committee meeting of CB&TC, Sept.1996 |
| C 500 | Programme for 40th. Anniversary Kirk Social & Presentation to Rev. J.T.Guthrie. 1977(See also C 008). |
| C 501 | ‘Banffshire Advertiser’ photo of Miss Jackie Ewen being presented with free holiday to Barbados. 1986 |
| C 502 | Press photos of Queen Elizabeth in Cullen and Portknockie. 1961 |
| C 503 | P&J photo Alison Findlay (19) presenting a glass goblet to the Queen at Herd & McKenzie, Buckie. 1982 |
| C 504 | Celebration of Cullen & Deskford Women’s Guild centenary. 1989. A/D 2013. |
| C 505 | |
| C 506 | “Row at Cullen Council: 4 walk out”. 1958 |
| C 507 | Presentation of Achievement Certificates by Community Council. 2012 |
| C 508 | |
| C 509 | Cullen Flower Show & results. 1957 |
| C 510 | |
| C 511 | |
| C 512 | |
| C 513 | Cullen Calender 2008. |
| C 514 | Cullen Town Hall. Polling Station no. 56. List of addresses |
| C 515 | List of Cullen references in ‘Banffshire Journal Annuals’ 1960-95 |
| C 516 | Complimentary calendar for 1928 issued by William Runcie, Ship’s Chandler, Cullen |
| C 517 | Paper “The Mystery Manor of Cullen”. A/D 2013. (See also C 287). |
| C 518 | Paper “The Big Ben of Cullen” |
| C 519 | Obituary of centenarian Catherine McArthur |
| C 520 | Blank invoice & memo. from Andrew Wilson, Grocer, Seafield St |
| C 521 | Obituaries of Professor W.D. McHardy and memorial service programme |
| C 522 | The Answer’, Gospel magazine for Cullen & Portknockie. No. 9 |
| C 523 | Programme for 2009-10 season of CDPHG |
| C 524 | Paper “The Cullen Market Cross” |
| C 525 | List of references in ‘Banffshire Advertiser’ to Cullen railway viaducts |
| C 526 | Poster for CDPHG Summer Exhibition, 2013 |
| C 527 | Press accounts of loss at sea: 1) Calamity at Buckie. 2) Loss of ‘Lovedale’ at Lowestoft. 3) J.Findlay, Seatown, lost off Lowestoft. ND 2013. (For No.2) see also C 058 No.2, C 263; for 3) see C 272.). CHECK |
| C 528 | Guide to Moray District Council conservation area policies: Cullen |
| C 529 | Abstract of the Accounts of the Town Council for the year ended 15th May 1960 |
| C 530 | Christmas card from J.Forbes, Provost of Cullen to local soldier in the trenches. 1915 |
| C 531 | Paper “Perambulation of the Marches of Cullen 1618” |
| C 532 | Excursion to Boyndie, Boyndie & Findlater Castles & Cullen House |
| C 533 | Excursion to Cullen |
| C 534 | Report on CDPHG 2013 Summer Exhibition |
| C 535 | Banffshire Field Club. 1927 excursion to Cullen House and its environs, and Cullen Kirkyard |
| C 536 | 1. Tumuli in the Cullen District. W. Cramond. 2. A Gamrie farmer’s money transactions, 1760 – 1769 |
| C 537 | Excursion to Findlater Castle and Cullen |
| C 538 | Banffshire Field Club. 1883. 1. Excursion to Boyndie, Boyne, Portsoy and Cullen. 2. Geology of the excursion to Boyndie, Portsoy and Cullen. J. Horne. |
| C 539 | The Constabulary of Cullen |
| C 540 | Press cuttings about Rev J T Guthrie, two on his death and one on his resignation as Presbytery Clerk. |
| C 541 | Photo of the Buckie bus used as a tea room in Cullen in the 1940s. |
| C 542 | Summary of master bakers in Cullen, Buckie and Portgordon |
| C 543 | Sale of the Seafield Arms Hotel |
| C 544 | Leaflets and resume of Cullen Tourist Initiative, 2006. |
| C 545 | Extensive details of the building of Cullen Harbour |
| C 546 | Charlie the Hermit story as told to D.Mair |
| C 547 | Buckie and District Directory. List of fishing boats in Buckie, Cullen, Findochty and Portknockie. 1924/25. |
| C 548 | Photos of Cullen Harbour showing its wooden foundations. |
| C 549 | Programme of the Festival of Arts and Crafts, Cullen Town Hall. 1994 & 1995. |
| C 550 | Proceedings of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland. Notes on tumuli in Cullen district and discovery of two urns at Foulford near Cullen in 1897. |
| C 551 | Article from “Fishing News” 02/02.01. on Zulus and line boats. |
| C 552 | Account of murder in Cullen of G. Gardiner (Bo) by J. Findlay (Knab). 1887. |
| C 553 | Buckie and District Street Directory 1924 with lists of houses, businesses and shops from Cullen to Buckie. |
| C 554 | List of losses of steam drifters from CDPHG area. |
| C 555 | Complete transcript of all inscriptions in Cullen Kirkyard in 1867, on closure. |
| C 556 | Press article on the loss of the “Lovedale”, 14/11/1929 |
| C 557 | Poem, “Cullen Old Age Pensioners”. |
| C 558 | Cullen Townswomen’s Guild 1934 – 1984. 1. Poem : 25th Anniversary, Jan 1959. 2. Poem : Townswomen’s Guild Outing |
| C 559 | Poems. 1. Marching Doon The Avenue. 2. Autumn Glory. 3. Doon the Brae. 4. A Wet Sunday. 5. Lassie, Do You Believe Me? |
| C 560 | Poems. 1. The Cullen Fleet (George Addison). 2. Hameward Bound (But this may have been struck out). |
| C 561 | Poems. 1. Shepherd’s Version of the 23rd Psalm. 2. Fisherman’s Version of the 23rd psalm. 3. Christmas Day. 4. Hope Thou in God. |
| C 562 | Poems. 1. Honey. 2. Fantasy. 3. Robin’s Return. 4. Postie. 5. Deid Room. 6. Take Time. |
| C 563 | Poems. 1. Oor Jubilee Picnic 1887. 2. Whistle, Whistle Auld Wife. 3. Lizzie. 4. Hame. 5. Any Husband |
| C 564 | Looking back 100 Years by A. Pirie. Fishing, farming, clubs and societies |
| C 565 | Story of a young loon running away from home. “It lasted a day”. |
| C 566 | Extract from “Steam Drifters Recalled”. H.M.D. Sea Breeze |
| C 567 | Cullen Drifter, “Nellie Gardiner”. Alarming experience at Stronsay. |
| C 568 | list of admissions to Cullen School, 1932/33. |
| C 569 | Press articles about Alexander Grant’s claim to the Earldom of Seafield. |
| C 570 | Seafield Estates Notice about large numbers of unpaid rents in fishing villages. Payment or removal by law. |
| C 571 | Cullen circa 1900 TO BE ADDED WHEN COMPLETE JIM TOOK HOME |
| C 572 | Findlater Castle floor plans. 1951. |
| C 573 | “Stiff tae Steam” BF14 “Excelsa”, sold and renamed FR221 “Pitulli” |
| C 574 | Extract from log of SD “Tyrie”, 16/02/1941. |
| C 575 | Banffshire Advertiser. Photos and article on 9 Cullen men who served in WWI |
| C 576 | Press Article. Presentation to mark the retirement of Dr. A. W. Thomson. |
| C 577 | Various order forms and receipts for shops and services in Cullen and Aberdeen. From the effects of the late Kiturah Jane Runcie (Margaret Donn’s Sister) |
| C 578 | Poem. “The Rock Fishers of Cullen”. |
| C 579 | Aerial photo of modern Cullen with map of Old Cullen superimposed. |
| C 580 | e-mails from Ken McBeath and letter written to his father in 1978, referring to aspects of Cullen in the past. |
| C 581 | Various hand written notes and a photocopy referring to Earls of Seafield in the C19th. |
| C 582 | Photocopy of Cramond’s “A Walk in the Churchyard of Cullen”. |
| C 583 | Cullen Environmental Audit on behalf of Cullen Community Council, 2015. |
| C 584 | Pocket map of Cullen and District, published by James McBeath, Chemist and Stationer, The Square, Cullen. Plus two photocopies. |
| C 585 | Envelope addressed to Andrew Wilson, and short genealogy. |
| C 586 | Publicity booklet for Seafield Arms Hotel |
| C 587 | Booklet on Cullen School Log Books. |
| C 588 | Royal Burgh of Cullen. Bye Laws for regulating the Links Pleasure Ground. 1963. |
| C 589 | Cullen Bowling Club Membership Card. 1975. |
| C 590 | Booklet. “Cullen Leisure Trails”. Community Council. |
| C 591 | Various programmes and photographs of 1960s Cullen Dramatic Society productions. |
| C 592 | Cullen Parish Church Sunday School programme for operetta “Princess Chrysanthemum”. |
| C 593 | Traditional New Year Poem recited by Children |
| C 594 | Poem, “The Rock Fishers of Cullen” |
| C 595 | Doric Poetry winner, Zara Gill. |
| C 596 | Newspaper article “The Day a Wartime Bomber Crew Dropped in for tea”. |
| C 597 | Paper. “The Findlater Obelisk” (Carlsbad, now Karlovy Vary). Pete Mason. |
| C 598 | Map of boundary between Cullen House Gardens and Seafield Estates land. Peter Mason. |
| C 599 | Paper. “Memories of the Hurricane in Seatown, Cullen”. Rod Little. |
| C 600 | Humorous sketch map of Scotland by George Desson, slater. |
| C 601 | Various old newspaper adverts for Cullen shops |
| C 602 | Manuscript copy of a book by David Fowler on newspaper adverts for Cullen shops. |
| C 603 | Various C19th lists of Cullen voters, tradesmen, etc. David Fowler. |
| C 604 | CDPHG committee 2015/16. |
| C 605 | Various documents and lists referring to the 2nd Cullen Brownie Pack in the 1950’s |
| C 606 | Undated (1970’s?) newsletter . Cullen 50 + Group |
| C 607 | Handwritten account. “Monday’s Washin’ Day” |
| C 608 | Court sentences from 1698 to 1717. From the “Banffshire Journal”, September 13, 1887 |
| C 609 | 1. Undated account of early CDPHG meeting. 2. Photograph of CDPHG meeting, June 1994 from the “Banffshire Advertiser” |
| C 610 | Poem. My Aul’ Dog Bow by Slochie Loon, 1892 |
| C 611 | Sandy Forbes’ Version of the 23rd Psalm, in Doric. |
| C 612 | P&J article on Cullen Auld Kirk, 25/05/1968 |
| C 613 | Paper entitled “Eeldie”, (Yule) |
| C 614 | Paper entitled “The Three Kings of Cullen” |
| C 615 | Booklet produced by the Banffshire Coast Conservation Society |
| C 616 | Aerial photograph of Cullen. Evening Express. 25/07/1961 |
| C 617 | Copies of the First and New Statistical Accounts. Parish of Cullen |
| C 618 | Photographs and some brief pen portraits of some local men who served in World War I |
| C 619 | Handwritten notes and lists of local boats. D. Mair |
| C 620 | Paper on the “Isabella Fortuna” and the Wick Society Boat Club |
| C 621 | The story of the great gale of November 1893 by J Campbell, skipper of the sailboat “Glide” of Lossiemouth |
| C 622 | Various papers on the Lawtie Mortification |
| C 623 | Rough drafts and amended copy of CDPHG booklet “Traditional Recipes” |
| C 624 | Correspondence on Tochieneal and Blackpots tileworks. 1987 |
| C 625 | 1. Numbers and owners of Cullen steam drifters 2. Paper on “Ships of Cullen”. A Mowat |
| C 626 | Papers by Bill Davidson: Cullen Station, Cullen rail timetable. Railway time |
| C 627 | Article from Banffshire Journal Annual 1973 about late C19th and early C20th Cullen. “The Big Ben of Cullen”. Robert Gregor |
| C 628 | Handwritten list and copies of adverts for old Cullen shops |
| C 629 | A coastal walk from Sandend to Portknockie |
| C 630 | Engineering drawings and articles relating to the railway in Cullen |
| C 631 | Walks and wonders – Walk Cullen to Sanded |
| C 632 | Loss of boats and lives on the Banffshire coast. 1857 |
| C 633 | Undated school project on Cullen |
| C 634 | “Vassal Burghers and Inhabitants of Cullen” |
| C 635 | Steamers and drifters in Buckie District. 1926. Including Cullen and Portknockie |
| C 636 | Drifters Belonging to the Heritage Area Lost in Unforseen Circumstances |
| C 637 | Three Roman Harbours on the Moray Firth, Portsoy, Cullen and Spey Bay |
| C 638 | Various papers about sailing drifters |
| C 639 | Proof Copy of “Heritage Tales” |
| C 640 | Proof Copy of “More heritage tales” |
| C 641 | |
| C 642 | Various papers and articles about shipwrecks |
| C 643 | List of boatbuilding yards in Buckie and District (Portgordon to Cullen) |
| C 644 | Preface and Introduction to Buckhart Ogilvie’s book on the Ogilvie family |
| C 645 | Names, Official and Fishing Numbers, and Owners of Cullen steam drifters |
| C 646 | Papers and articles on the extension of Cullen harbour |
| C 647 | Various articles on Cullen House fire |
| C 648 | Posters and programme for CDPHG event 1996 |
| C 649 | List of products of “Cullen in Stitches” 1994 |
| C 650 | Newspaper article. 21/08/2007 on visit by Kevin Findlay, great great grandson of its founder to Cullen Methodist Church |
| C 651 | Account of renovations in Lower Castle St in 1950s and 1960s. Ian Hall |
| C 652 | Cullen Red Cross Hospital |
| C 653 | Notes on the Cullen Extension of the Banffshire Railway |
| C 654 | Maps and Text on Cullen Area in Moray District Local Plan. Undated, probably 1990s |
| C 655 | 1957 declaration of Cullen Links Right-of-Way |
| C 656 | A Fragment From the History of Cullen. Mary P Mackie |
| C 657 | Account of Crash of Avro Anson in Cullen Bay. November 1939. Alex Mowat |
| C 658 | History of Four Dining Room Chairs |
| C 659 | Poem. “The Battle of Cullen Sands” |
| C 660 | First Floor Plan of Cullen House |
| C 661 | Notes on the Seafield Arms Hotel |
| C 662 | Notes on a traction engine fly wheel used for getting beached boats back into the sea CHECK |
| C 663 | Notes on hen broth and boiled fowl |
| C 664 | Essay: Why on earth do we garden? |
| C 665 | Historic drain still working after 130 years – Essay on the Main Drain |
| C 666 | Charlie: A legend in his own lifetime |
| C 667 | Essay: Death of the last shop in Seatown |
| C 668 | Heraldry on Cullen Coat of Arms explained |
| C 669 | |
| C 670 | Memories of Mrs Clara Inglis re the Countess of Seafield |
| C 671 | The Story of Len Hall’s Life |
| C 672 | Sport in Cullen a Hundred Years Ago |
| C 673 | The Visit to Cullen and Portknockie by King Edward VII |
| C 674 | The Birth of a Pets’ Cemetery in Cullen |
| C 675 | Colourful Cullen Characters No 1. Stephen Findlay |
| C 676 | Seafield Estates as they were in the first half of this (20th) Century |
| C 677 | Letter from Len Hall to BBC “Out of Doors” programme |
| C 678 | Notes on Rannie surname |
| C 679 | Bill Davidson’s memories and paper bag |
| C 680 | Brief Notes about Cullen House. 1975-c.1987 |
| C 681 | Paper on the Main Drain |
| C 682 | History of Cullen harbour |
| C 683 | |
| C 684 | |
| C 685 | Partial Copy of WW1 Diary / Various Papers about the Railway in Cullen |
| C 686 | Various Papers about the Railway in Cullen |
| C 687 | |
| C 688 | Various Papers on Fishing and Fishing Boats of Cullen |
| C 689 | Various Papers on the Findlater and Seafield Earls and on Seafield Estate |
| C 690 | Two Papers. 1. Schools and Schoolmasters of Cullen. 2. Log Books of Cullen School |
| C 691 | The Cullen Burn |
| C 692 | |
| C 693 | |
| C 694 | Some Happenings Recorded in the District in 1936 |
| C 695 | |
| C 696 | Various dialect word lists and Sketches |
| C 697 | Two Papers. 1. Tochieneal Distillery by J Rennie 2. The Wilson Family of Tochieneal by A Pirie |
| C 698 | A brief picture of Who’s Who: William Rothnie Station Master Cullen |
| C 699 | A Few of My Earliest Memories |
| C 700 | |
| C 701 | Standard Grade History Investigation by Marie Pirie, Buckie High School 1992. “The Lawtie Mortifications” |
| C 702 | The Copie of the Covenant of Cullen. 1649 |
| C 703 | Sports and Amusements of the Past. IM Gray. 1991 |
| C 704 | Various papers on Seatown |
| C 705 | |
| C 706 | Various Papers About Charlie the Hermit |
| C 707 | Interesting Dates in Cullen 1806-1992. B Imlah 1994 |
| C 708 | Davie’s Castle. J Rennie. 1995 |
| C 709 | Newspaper Extracts. G Leith & A Pirie |
| C 710 | The Amazing Dr Cramond |
| C 711 | Some family Memories |
| C 712 | Various Papers on Details of the loss of named Fishing Boats |
| C 713 | Various Papers on Cullen Churches. I Gray 1992 & 1994. E Imlah 1992 & J Rennie 1993 |
| C 714 | |
| C 715 | Launch of Auld Kirk Booklet |
| C 716 | Message from Queen Elizabeth on her Golden Wedding, 1997, to unidentified recipient |
| C 717 | Note about the Drinking Fountain in the Cross in Cullen Square |
| C 718 | Newspaper articles on the presentation of a Pulpit Bible to the Auld Kirk by Rev Prof W McHardy |
| C 719 | Unattributed Poem “Salute to Cullen” |
| C 720 | List of Ministers of Cullen Methodist Church |
| C 721 | Cullen Community Education Centre Programme |
| C 722 | Painting Donated to Cullen in 1947 by Bill Glennon |
| C 723 | Discipline and the Church. J Meneer. 1995 |
| C 724 | Incomplete handwritten comments on renovation of houses in North Castle St. C. 1960 |
| C 725 | Scottish notes and Queries. 1. Cullen House 1709 (inc. Plan) 2. Leslie of Birdsbank 3. The Ord Family |
| C 726 | |
| C 727 | |
| C 728 | Brief papers on 1. Tenants of Tochieneal 2 Whyntie family tree |
| C 729 | Royal Burgh of Cullen Coat of Arms |
| C 730 | The Temple of Fame Cullen – NB Planning |
| C 731 | Old Cullen Reminiscences, summarised from Cramond |
| C 732 | Key for map of environs of Old Cullen |
| C 733 | Programme for 1955 Historical Pageant |
| C 734 | Innes Surname and Cullen Auld Kirk |
| C 735 | Paper on art works in Cullen House |
| C 736 | Brief notes on Cullen Old Age Pensioners Association |
| C 737 | 2015 CDPHG outing to Tochieneal Brick works |
| C 738 | Call to secure Cullen facilities (page1) |
| C 739 | By Crannoch Loch MOVE dup |
| C 740 | 30-year hunt for permanent home ends as Cullen Heritage Centre officially opened MOVE |
| C 741 | Cullen: Presentation of seat MOVE |
| C 742 | A Community Health Profile of Cullen Old Town |
| C 743 | Cullen and round about move? |
| C 744 | Some people living at Cullen House and in the Grounds in 1901 PAPER? |
| C 745 | Tochienal Station camping carriage |
| C 746 | Auld Kirk visiting hours 2024 & 2025 |
| C 747 | Let us pray, but you should pay |
| C 748 | Feu contract between Countess Seafield and George Wilson Findlay for 29 Seafield Street |
| C 749 | |
| C 750 | |
| C 751 | |
| C 752 | |
| C 753 | |
| C 754 | |
| C 755 | |
| C 769 | LAST HANG FILE |
| GAP | |
| C 790 | |
| C 791 | |
| C 792 | |
| C 793 | |
| C 794 | Poem: The council |
| C 795 | Notes on Grant family |
| C 796 | Notes on James Pirie – Watch Maker and Clock Maker, Cullen. |
| C 797 | Cullen Grit |
| C 798 | Bank of Scotland Grant Street – Stable Building |
| C 799 | The long term management of an 18th century Banffshire estate |
| C 800 | Cullen census information 1841-1901 |
| C 801 | The mystery of James Abercrombie’s plaque at Cullen Auld Kirk |
| C 802 | Loch in Cullen House grounds |
| C 803 | The Jane Shearer: A stormy day at Cullen Harbour – see also rib from Jane Shearer held in artefacts |
| C 804 | A walk from Cullen to Sandend |
| C 805 | Cullen House Ice House & Duff House Ice House |
| C 806 | Findlater Castle |
| C 807 | ‘Cullen Days’ poster` |
| C 808 | ‘Cullen as seen through old postcards’ poster |
| C 809 | ‘Quiz night’ July 2014 poster |
| C 810 | ‘Quiz night’ November 2014 poster |
| C 811 | Summer exhibition 2014 poster |
| C 812 | Evening talks programme |
| C 813 | ‘The Cullen War Memorial’ poster |
| C 814 | Xmas party poster |
| C 815 | Summer exhibition 2015 poster |
| C 816 | ‘Cullen Days’ poster` |
| C 817 | ‘Cullen as seen through old photographs’ (again) poster |
| C 818 | ‘Cullen 1930s to 1960s as seen through old postcards’ poster |
| C 819 | ‘Cullen Sea School: A dream becoming a reality’ poster |
| C 820 | Poster for guided tour of Cullen Auld Kirk and Kirkyard |
| C 821 | Summer exhibition 2016 |
| C 822 | ‘Glasgow to Cullen July 1939’ poster |
| C 823 | ‘Old postcards of Cullen’ poster |
| C 824 | ‘How the arrival of the railway affected Cullen’ poster |
| C 825 | ‘Quiz night’ poster |
| C 826 | ‘The Up Toon Shops’ poster |
| C 827 | ‘The Castle Hill Project’ poster |
| C 828 | ‘The conversion of Cullen House’ poster |
| C 829 | Summer exhibition 2017 |
| C 830 | ‘From Cullen to Croatia’ poster |
| C 831 | ‘Malcolm’s World’ poster |
| C 832 | ‘March of Time? Records and remains of the burgh boundary’ poster |
| C 833 | ‘In his element: A look at the heritage of Cullen and its near neighbours’ parts 1 & 2 posters |
| C 834 | ‘Life, people and places of Auld Cullen’ poster |
| C 835 | ‘Treasure in the attic / Castle Hill’ poster |
| C 836 | ‘Recent discoveries about Cullen Auld Kirk’ poster |
| C 837 | ‘Cullen Viaducts: Their rise, fall and renaissance’ poster |
| C 838 | ‘Esther and the Estate’ parts 1 & 2 posters |
| C 839 | ‘Lintmill: Its historic development’ poster |
| C 840 | ‘Farskane to Cullen Bay’ parts 1 & 2 poster |
| C 841 | ‘The history and evolution of Cullen House’ poster |
| C 842 | ‘The Cullen Temple: Its past present and future’ poster |
| C 843 | ‘The Cullen Ice House’ poster |
| C 844 | Exhibition 2023 poster |
| C 845 | ‘The 1955 pageant’ poster |
| C 846 | ‘Primitive beliefs, witches and trials in North East Scotland’ poster |
| C 847 | ‘Chinwag: Bygone shops in our area’ poster |
| C 848 | ‘Chinwag2: Railway days’ poster |
| C 849 | Extracts from the Will of the Right Honourable Caroline, Countess Dowager of Seafield, who died at Cullen House, on 6th October, 1911 |
| C 850 | |
| C 851 | |
| C 852 | |
| C 853 | Death of John Forbes 21 South Castle Street |
| C 854 | Newspaper report – Death of John Graham, Hillocks Cottage, Cullen |
| C 855 | Cullen fisherman drowned at harbour on 6 February 1916 |
| C 856 | Notes on Birdsbank in the old town of Cullen |
| C 857 | Death of William ‘Mast’ Mowat |
| C 858 | Queen Victoria’s Golden Jubilee Celebrations in Cullen, Portknockie and Deskford in June 1887 |
| C 859 | From the Years |
| C 860 | The Auld Kirk and its mysterious marks |
| C 861 | Special constables in Cullen in 1915 |
| C 862 | Temple of Pomona |
| C 863 | Temple of Fame |
| C 864 | Who’s Who: Dr John Geddes Pirie |
| C 865 | Notes on Stannard families in Cullen |
| C 866 | Great gale of 1953 recalled |
| C 867 | Seafield Estates newsletters 2000-2021 |
| C 868 | Robert the Bruce died 700 years ago… But he’s still paying £5 to this church every year |
| C 869 | Poem: From the diary of a hen |
| C 870 | Valuation rolls for Parish of Cullen 1887-1940 (not all years) |
| C 871 | Notes on Davidson family in Cullen |
| C 872 | Notes on Gardiner family at 86, Seatown |
| C 873 | Cullen Loons poem |
| C 874 | Findlays in the Seatown of Cullen, in 1891 |
| C 875 | Let’s go back 100 years |
| C 876 | A year in Cullen in 1902 |
| C 877 | The Salmon Bothy at Port Long Bay (Rennie version) |
| C 878 | Cullen’s Pet Cemetery and Stephen Findlay |
| C 879 | Various documents on disappearance and presumed death of Peter Wood during WWI |
| C 880 | ‘The Northern Picts’ poster |
| C 881 | Princess Anne’s royal seal of approval tops off bumper year for Cullen Heritage Centre |
| C 882 | |
| D 001 | 1) Deskford extract from “New Statistical Account” 1843. Rev. G.Innes. 2) Preparatory note for “Third Statistical Account” 1956. Rev. W Hamilton. |
| D 002 | Deskford by Margaret Watson or Forbes |
| D 003 | 1) “Deskford Parish Supplement” & “Deskford Church Magazine” 1906-1937. 2) “DFM & Parish Church News” 1938-1957. 3) “DCPN & Deskford Kirk News” ’58-’67. |
| D 004 | 1) Extract from Deskford Free Church Minutes, 1851/52. 2) Extract from Deskford Free Church minutes, 1883. |
| D 005 | “Deskford Church Magazine” & “Deskford Church News”. 1932-1949. |
| D 006 | 1) Circular re. pew allocation in Deskford Church 1872. 2) Description of Deskford old Parish Church in “Churches in Cullen & Deskford”. 1994. |
| D 007 | Draft Basis for linking for the Congregations of Cullen & Deskford. 1967 Also C 009 |
| D 008 | Farms in the Parish of Deskford. 1997. |
| D 009 | Deskford WRI Indoor Bowling Foursome, winner of N. Federation WRI Championships: Hilda Bass, Annette Gardiner, Bunty Gardiner & Effie Stewart. 1994. |
| D 010 | Photocopy of letter from E.Cruickshank to Crudie WRI re. trip to Malaya 1927. |
| D 011 | Extinct limestone quarry & lime kilns at Craibstone in Deskford |
| D 012 | “Banffshire Advertiser” article on Craibstone lime quarries. 28.11.1995. |
| D 013 | 1) Paper on the Deskford Burn. 2) Newspaper articles from “The Banffshire Journal” 15 1 1992, 22 1 92 and 29 1 92 on the Deskford Burn |
| D 014 | Prize Schedules for Deskford Horticultural Society Show / Flower Shows |
| D 015 | Note of children born to McKay & Cruickshank, millers at Berryhillock. 1885-1904. |
| D 016 | History of the Cruickshank family of Berryhillock, Deskford. 1767-1930. |
| D 017 | Talk given by Dr. Alice Ker to Birkenhead Literary & Scientific Society in 1910 on “Scottish Country Life 50 years ago” |
| D 018 | A Deskford man in Canada, 1908: A letter received by Mr. Cruickshank, Inspector of the Poor, Berryhillock, from Alexander Bain, late of Duffushillock |
| D 019 | |
| D 020 | Interview with Mrs. M. E. Beveridge of Deskford whose memory went back to the 1890’s. 1991. |
| D 021 | 1) Application by Hugh Shearer, Ardoch Cottages, to emigrate to Canada under Empire Settlement Act 1922. 2) 2 letters to H.Shearer from Canadian Dept. of Immigration & Colonization re. his proposed settlement in New Brunswick. 1928. |
| D 022 | “Deskford” |
| D 023 | Article including a piece on the Dexford (sic) Carnyx. (See also 041, 049 & B 109). |
| D 024 | “The Parish of Deskford” 1724. |
| D 025 | 2 Deskford Children’s Christmas Concert Programmes at the School, 1 x 1926, 1 unknown date. |
| D 026 | Invoice for goods & services from William Duncan, General Blacksmith, Woodend, to A.Wright, Upper Skeith |
| D 027 | Photocopy of chapter from Victorian book on Castles of Banffshire, 1873. “Deskford & Findlater”. |
| D 028 | 2 “Press & Journal” articles on the Dutch Bulb Garden. 28.2.1992 & 20.2.1993. (See also A 003). |
| D 029 | Poems by & biography of Margaret Forbes of Kirktown. From “Banffshire Journal Annual” 1970. |
| D 030 | “The Fortunes of the Vale of Deskford” |
| D 031 | Photo from the “P&J Past Times” of Deskford Farmers’ Picnic at Findlater Castle, c. 1899. |
| D 032 | 1) Farm Valuation Orders 1936. 2) Letter from Seafield Estates re. March Fences. 1936. |
| D 033 | 1) Drawing of Deskford Castle from an early book. 2) Text & drawing of Deskford Castle from Cardiner’s (?) book of “Romantic Ruins in the North of Scotland”. c. 1790. |
| D 034 | Notes on St. John’s Church, Deskford |
| D 035 | Death of Mr. Robert Cruickshank, Deskford |
| D 036 | The Gaulcross Hoard of Pictish Silver |
| D 037 | |
| D 038 | Letter from Grigor & Gordon, solicitors, Elgin, to Rev. Park re. Mackintosh Trust. c.1904. |
| D 039 | Deskford Women’s Guild Accounts. 1919. |
| D 040 | Unveiling of War Memorial |
| D 041 | National Museums of Scotland Factsheet: “The Deskford Carnyx”. 1994. (See also 023, 049 & B 109). |
| D 042 | Discovery of an old gibbet |
| D 043 | “The Power of the Deskford Burn” Len Hall. 1991. |
| D 044 | Deskford Flower Show Winners List |
| D 045 | “P&J” photo of Deskford Home Guard, 1941/42 |
| D 046 | Resumption of the Leitchestown dig |
| D 047 | Campaign by Mrs. Wendy Moss to have motoring offences subject to stiffer penalties |
| D 048 | Notes on Deskford Flower Shows, 1885-1891. |
| D 049 | “The Deskford Carnyx Factsheet”, Fraser Hunter. 1995. (See also 023, 041 & B 109). DUP? |
| D 050 | “Sang o’ Deskert Howe”. Rev. Alfred J.Armour. |
| D 051 | “Deskford Church News”, May 1947. |
| D 052 | Notes on Moral Dissipation during the late 19th. Century in the Parish of Deskford. John Menner. 1996. |
| D 053 | Letter from an Edinburgh lawyer stating the stipend of the Minister of the Parish Church in Deskford. 1871. |
| D 054 | Order form (completed) from Rev. Park to the C. of S. Sunday School Depot for various books for S/School. 1930. |
| D 055 | Notes from Deskford Women’s Guild. 1932-1935. |
| D 056 | Photo of welcome by Deskford Community Association to the new Minister, Rev. Alex McPherson. 1987. |
| D 057 | Various letters to & from Rev. Park about the collection of Communion Tokens. C.19th. |
| D 058 | Photo of the ladies of Deskford at the former school, with most named. c.1900. |
| D 059 | Life of Robert Cruickshank, Berryhillock Mill, 1834-1912 |
| D 060 | Detailed specification for building new farmhouse at Inaltry (?). 1880. |
| D 061 | Bleachfield: A hidden gem |
| D 062 | Various papers referring to the Gallows on Clune & related matters. C.17th. &c. |
| D 063 | Constitution governing the care and use of Deskford Public Hall, 1923. |
| D 064 | Wedding of Barbara Geddes, Swailend |
| D 065 | Three press articles about the Dutch Bulb Garden |
| D 066 | “Banffshire Advertiser” article and results. Deskford Flower Show. |
| D 067 | Brief history of Samuel Forrest, born Aultmore, 1836. |
| D 068 | Petrol Ration Book of coupons for JLF 828, Jackie Smith, Deskford, 1957. |
| D 069 | Banffshire Field Club, 1888. 1. Excursion to Deskford. 2. The Old Church at Deskford. 3. The Stone Circles at Ley. |
| D 070 | Deskford |
| D 071 | Deskford WWI Roll of Honour |
| D 072 | Poll Card for 2014 Scottish Independence Referendum. Deskford Polling Place. |
| D 073 | Rules and Regulations for burial ground, Parish of Deskford, 1887. |
| D 074 | Diary of Robert Cruickshank, Inspector of the Poor, Deskford, 1906. |
| D 075 | Complete transcript of all inscriptions in Deskford Kirkyard, William Cramond, 1884. |
| D 076 | Cash account for Mr Smith, Deskford, Jan / Feb, 1906. |
| D 077 | Poem about Deskford. |
| D 078 | Genealogy of the Cruickshank family of Little Mosside, with photos and press articles. |
| D 079 | Induction of Rev W.R. Brown of Falkirk as Minister of Deskford West and St. John’s Church, 1932. |
| D 080 | Context for a carnyx: Excavation of a long-lived ritual site at Leitchestown Deskford,Moray, north-east Scotland |
| D 081 | Deskford Women’s Guild: article on Social Evening and presentation to long serving members. |
| D 082 | Diary of Robert Cruickshank, Inspector of the Poor, Deskford, 1906. |
| D 083 | Poem about Deskford. (Possibly by Robert Cruickshank, Inspector of the Poor) |
| D 084 | Invoice to Parish Hall Trustees from R. Cruickshank, Coal Merchant. 1935 |
| D 085 | Invoice to Miss Cowie, Clune, from Anderson Nursing Home for an operation. 1944. |
| D 086 | Ration Book for Currie, Greenhill. 1953/54. |
| D 087 | Biography and family history of John McKay, miller at Berryhillock |
| D 088 | Copies of Deskford Parish Magazine/News. 1928-1953 |
| D 089 | Papers on Scottish Vernacular Buildings Working Group meeting at Craibstone. 1995 |
| D 090 | Tochieneal and Its Tenants 1600-1900 |
| D 091 | |
| D 092 | Biographical Notes on Dr Alice Ker |
| D 093 | Historical research concerning Mains of Skeith / Castle of Skeith by Laura Stewart (presented by E. Dee) at Deskford CDPHG talk 2025 |
| D 094 | Deskford Women’s Guild Centenary Recipe Book 1985 |
| D 095 | Notes on possible illicit still on Mid Skeith |
| D 096 | Account of Fraser Hunter’s dig at Leitchestown |
| D 097 | Sarabella Chalmers, nee Morrison. A Most Perfect Woman |
| D 098 | Account of the Dutch Bulb Garden at Cottertown |
| D 099 | Bill Patterson and Miriam Margoyles purchase of and occupancy of Little Cultain. Sunday Times |
| D 100 | |
| D 101 | Seafield Estates correspondence with Len Hall re Ardoch Steading and Beechbank Cottage (Bank Croft) |
| D 102 | Correspondence re possible improvement to site of Craibstone Lime Works |
| D 103 | Deskford Timeline. Handwritten notes by Dr Fraser Hunter |
| D 104 | |
| D 105 | |
| D 106 | Sketch map, plan of work and guided tour of Carnyx site |
| D 107 | Programme for Doris Hall’s funeral |
| D 108 | Extinct Limestone Quarry and Limekilns etc at Craibstone. |
| D 109 | Extinct Tochieneal Tile Works DUP |
| D 110 | Obituary of Robert Cruickshank |
| D 111 | Various papers on the Voyage of the Girl Pat |
| D 112 | Clearances |
| D 113 | Deskford now and as it was 65 years ago |
| D 114 | Deskford Roll of Honour |
| D 115 | Deskford Centenary Flower Show |
| D 116 | Newspaper article on the retirement of Willie and Jean Taylor, Braidbog, from Farming. L Hall 1997 |
| D 117 | Various papers on and by Len and Doris Hall |
| D 118 | List of Farms in Deskford in the Valuation Roll of 1947 |
| D 119 | List of Farmers and Others in Deskford in 1903. B McHardy 1999 / L Hall 1999 |
| D 120 | Deskford SWRI minutes in three books 1996-2019 |
| D 121 | Birth Of A Flower Show |
| D 122 | Brief quote from Banffshire Herald 1966 about a monster neep |
| D 123 | Newspaper article on the McRorys of Dominie |
| D 124 | Hard work and happy days |
| D 125 | Three papers on World War I John Aitken 2018 |
| D 126 | Two 1990 Northern Scot articles about Lorraine Miller, jewellery student |
| D 127 | Papers on Lorna Gammack, nee Findlay’s reminiscences on Kirktown c. 1939. |
| D 128 | 1906 photo of Ladies’ Outing, with names attached |
| D 129 | P&J photo of 1958 League and Cup winning football team with names attached |
| D 130 | Content list for Ian Currie’s DVD of old family films |
| D 131 | The Picts in Deskford. John Aitken 2018 |
| D 132 | Newspaper Cuttings/ 1. A Model Banffshire Parish 2. Church of Deskford 3. Sketches of Local History 4. Old Saints Days and Present Day Associations |
| D 133 | Childrens Concert Party photo in Community Hall, welcoming Rev Alex McPherson. |
| D 134 | Executor’s Report on the Estate of Alexander Craib, Todholes. 1956 |
| D 135 | Tourist and visitors guide 1901 – Deskford |
| D 136 | Berryord and other pundler’s crofts DRAFT |
| D 137 | Deskford and District Community Association newsletters 2024, 2025 |
| D 138 | Newspaper cuttings re Deskford carnyx |
| D 139 | The Carnyx in Iron Age Britain |
| D 140 | £2m Moray steading with swimming pool, gym,sauna and renowned gardens for sale |
| D 141 | Davie’s Castle, Banffshire |
| D 142 | Excavations at Leitchestown, Deskford, Banffshire |
| D 143 | Dates of happenings in Deskford |
| D 144 | Deskford picnic and first Flower Show |
| D 145 | Brief biography of the men whose name appears on the Deskford War Memorial |
| D 146 | Obituary: Eleanor Cruickshank |
| D 147 | Obituary: Annie Finnie |
| D 148 | Obituary: Doll Taylor |
| D 149 | Obituary: Donald Main |
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| D 169 | LAST LABELLED HANG FILE |
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| D 197 | Patrick Ogilvy and Elizabeth Baird |
| D 198 | Bouquet for Dutch man who laid down roots in Deskford |
| D 199 | Enzie / Deskford plans RHP 11845 and 11847 Deskford 1771 |
| D 200 | |
| D 201 | Deskford Heritage Evening Poster 2014 |
| D 202 | Deskford Heritage Evening Poster 2015 |
| D 203 | Deskford Heritage Evening Poster 2016 |
| D 204 | CDPHG Squaredoch railway outing |
| D 205 | 2014 meeting |
| D 206 | Inaltry (former Monastery or Castle) Deskford |
| D 207 | Deskford Castle |
| D 208 | Deskford Heritage Evening Poster 2017 |
| D 209 | Deskford Heritage Evening Poster 2018 |
| D 210 | Deskford Heritage Evening Poster 2019 |
| D 211 | ‘Monuments in Cullen and Deskford’ poster |
| D 212 | ‘The Deskford Carnyx’ poster |
| D 213 | ‘Deskford Kirk and Tower: The chicken or the egg’ poster |
| D 214 | Deskford Heritage Evening Poster 2024 |
| D 215 | Deskford Heritage Evening Poster 2025 |
| D 216 | Deskford census information 1841-1901 |
| D 217 | Baptismal records St John’s Church |
| D 218 | Closure of St John’s Church |
| D 219 | Deskford Church Deed |
| D 220 | Deskford Golden Wedding Celebrations |
| D 221 | |
| D 222 | Who’s Who: Sir Ashley Watson Mackintosh, Deskford |
| D 223 | Extracts taken from the register of baptisms in the Free Church congregation of Deskford 1843-1932 |
| D 224 | Letter from Fraser Hunter to Len Hall about the Deskford carnyx site excavations |
| D 225 | Davie’s Castle: Entry in the Schedule of Mounuments |
| D 226 | The Journal of James Wilson: An Insight into Life in North East Scotland Toward the End of the Nineteenth Century |
| D 227 | James Wilson – Journal of my life and everyday doings |
| D 228 | Who’s Who: Robert Cruickshank – Berryhillock Mill |
| D 229 | Notes on William McLean |
| D 230 | Notes on McKay and Cruickshank – Berryhillock Millers |
| D 231 | List of Deskford Servicemen in World War I as at November, 1918 |
| D 232 | Notes on Longmores of Deskford |
| D 233 | Notes on Reverend James Mackintosh and St. John’s, Deskford |
| D 234 | The Diary of William McWillie: Farmed the Backies, Deskford |
| D 235 | The Clunehill gallows site and well |
| D 236 | Deskford Auld Kirk and Castle (see also D 207) |
| D 237 | The Willows Tearoom: A place of vintage delight on the backroads of Moray |
| D 238 | Farmer retires |
| D 239 | Valuation rolls for Parish of Deskford 1887-1940 |
| D 240 | |
| P 001 | 4 items re. Rev. James MacIntyre: Booklet; 2 Press articles; Letter from Mrs. J.Kerr, Fochabers dated 30.11.2001. 1926/2001. |
| P 002 | Moray Firth disaster 1857 media reports, death certificates and A. Pirie paper |
| P 003 | Poem “The Aul’ Days”, believed by D.Pirie. |
| P 004 | Poems: 1) “Cruats Ower the Brig” by David Pirie. 2) “The Station that was” by “Tronachs” (Press cutting). |
| P 005 | Booklet of “Poetry & Songs” by W.G.Mair; 2 poems: “Oor Scotland” & Bessie Broon”. c.1908. |
| P 006 | The loss of the Evangeline 1905 newspaper reports (See also P 038, P 044, P 129, P 152, P 177, P 205 ) |
| P 007 | Booklet of poems by “Exiled”, David Pirie |
| P 008 | Poem “My Auld Dog” by “The Slochie Loon” and Doggie bows or dog bowies by A. Pirie |
| P 009 | Crew list & poem by John Innes (Fisherman) on the loss of the “Polly”. 15.11.1895 and notes by A. Pirie |
| P 010 | Poem: “A Brief Memory of the terrific November Gale, 1893”, by J.W.B. 1893. (Poss. X ref. 0 022, C 341, P 112). |
| P 011 | Poem: “Hameward Bound” by “Kersey Breeks” NZ. |
| P 012 | Poem: “The Skaffie & the Zulu” by “Kersey Breeks”. 31.12.1936. |
| P 013 | Copies of Portknockie School photos from 1881 onwards. |
| P 014 | Various photos of Portknockie people. |
| P 015 | Portknockie Public school entrants 1881-1973 |
| P 016 | Copies of Portknockie Boy Scout photos. |
| P 017 | Info. W.McFarlane & Co., Glasgow, Mfrs. school equipment: School desk found in Portknockie. |
| P 018 | Notes on schooling in Portknockie from 1870’s. |
| P 019 | National Savings Pass Book, Portknockie Public School, belonging to Christina Innes. 25.2.1941. |
| P 020 | Paper on Battle of the Bauds in 961, entitled “The Three Kings of Cullen”. (Poss. X ref. C 137). |
| P 021 | Report by Constable William Urquhart, Portknockie, 30.4.1892; “Wanted” poster for Matthew Seaton Hardy, 18.2.1892. |
| P 022 | Portknockie from 1901 Tourist Guide. |
| P 023 | 2 photocopies of articles on Portknockie & Bin Hill. c.1900. By W.Cramond? (X ref. P 116). |
| P 024 | TV script “To Their Desired Haven” by Rev.J.Wood, Portknockie: Story of Moray Firth Fishing Town. 21.3.1965. |
| P 025 | “Preaching Cave” 30.7.1936. (X ref. P 103). |
| P 026 | 1) Aerial photo of Portknockie & Cullen taken by Germans. 2) Article re. bombing of Portknockie, 19.2.1941. |
| P 027 | Municipal Election Portknockie, 1972 Poster; List of nominees. Last municipal election. |
| P 028 | Invoice book of William Slater, General Merchant & Ship Chandler, 11 Pulteney St., Portknockie. 1934. |
| P 029 | Snippets 1) 1901: James Russell, Centenarian. 2) 1912: Portknockie Highland Gathering. 3) 1912: House Collection. |
| P 030 | Missing Silver Trowel presented to Portknockie inhabitants by Dowager Countess Caroline. 25.4.1890. |
| P 031 | Opening of the Seafield Hall, Portknockie. 8.3.1911. |
| P 032 | 3 stories re. life in early 20th.C. Portknockie: ‘Jessie’s Day’, ‘The Way We Lived’ & ‘And It Came To Pass’. |
| P 033 | Supplementary list of plants around Portknockie |
| P 034 | Valuation Roll for Portknockie. 1892/3. |
| P 035 | An Army Doctor’s Moral Dilemma re. “A Belgian Baby”. |
| P 036 | Drifters from Cullen & Portknockie in Great War. |
| P 037 | Drifters from Cullen & Portknockie in 2nd. World War. |
| P 038 | Dave Wood correspondence over Evangeline shipwreck in 1991 |
| P 039 | Excerpt from ‘Shipwrecks of N.E. Scotland’: re. ‘St. Nicholas’, Portknockie. Stockholm |
| P 040 | Press article re. fishing fleet at E.Anglia, 22.10.1954. |
| P 041 | Article re. death of George Mair (“Bobbin”), Portknockie. |
| P 042 | “Memories of Herring Days”: Press cuttings re. groups at the Broch & Lowestoft, 1919 |
| P 043 | Portknockie fishermen move to Banff: 1853-1880; Notes on Cullen fishermen: 1812/3 |
| P 044 | Photocopy of Zulu “Evangeline” BF1952 & named crew |
| P 045 | Award of D.S.O. to Acting Skipper Lt. David E.S.Mair of Portknockie re Sinking of Uboat |
| P 046 | Portknockie poems. |
| P 047 | Sinking of SD “Gem” BF313, War no. 123609 |
| P 048 | Bank of Scotland, 1 Pulteney Street |
| P 049 | Some happenings in the Portknockie/Cullen area, 1936. |
| P 050 | Meeting of Portknockie Town Council, 13.5.1913 |
| P 051 | Postal Services in Portknockie, 1884-1933. |
| P 052 | Memories from “Buckie Advertiser”, 1895. |
| P 053 | Loss of SD “Josephine” BF415, official no. 124630. June 1915. |
| P 054 | Loss of SD “Ladysmith” BF1528, official no. 119661 |
| P 055 | Loss of SD “Witham” BF197, official no. 122787. 3.11.1927. |
| P 056 | Loss of SD “Slains Castle” BF78. Crew taken off as vessel sank. |
| P 057 | Loss of SD “Margaret Mair” BF160. 3.11.1927. |
| P 058 | Loss of SD “Pitgaveny” BF151. Driven ashore while disabled, crew saved by lifeboat. 26.11.1936. |
| P 059 | Listing of BF reg. boats from BF1-BF2007 |
| P 060 | Davie Falconer’s lone voyage. 12.7.1883. |
| P 061 | Opening of Portknockie Harbour, 25.4.1890. |
| P 062 | Some names of families in Portknockie 1906/7. |
| P 063 | Premises in Portknockie, 1906/7. |
| P 064 | Bottleneck bridge to go |
| P 065 | Drifters lost in heritage area. 25.3.1901-4.8.1907. |
| P 066 | Clay and Dash Houses in Portknockie |
| P 067 | A walk around Portknockie Village c.1930 |
| P 068 | A short journey from Tronach Head to the Sand Cheek |
| P 069 | Joseph, a Portknockie business man |
| P 070 | Memories of Legges Farm, Portknockie |
| P 071 | Days of yore |
| P 072 | The country bairns, 1925-1935 |
| P 073 | Rathven Parish, 1792 DUP |
| P 074 | Some local superstitions |
| P 075 | A favourite story re. a retired fisherman told by W.Slater’s father |
| P 076 | “Dovie” |
| P 077 | “Doon the Brae”. 1930S dup |
| P 078 | “An 8-year-old” compiled by W.Slater. 1928 |
| P 079 | “The Flit” compiled by W.Slater. 1928 |
| P 080 | |
| P 081 | A day’s walk through Portknockie in the 1930s. (Dup. P108). |
| P 082 | Poem: “Cottle Pirkies”. 1930’s. |
| P 083 | Poem: “To the Scottish Fisher Quines”. |
| P 084 | Poem: “To the Portknockie Horse”. 1995. |
| P 085 | Poem: “Portknockie” by Joan B.White. |
| P 086 | Poem: “Portknockie Revisited” by Robert Printer, St. Ninians Manse, Linlithgow. |
| P 087 | Poem: “Where are they now?”. |
| P 088 | Poem: “Portknockie Revisited”. (As P 086?). |
| P 089 | Poem: “Portknockie School Afore the War” |
| P 090 | Poem: “Cruats Ower the Brig”. |
| P 091 | From the Bucket to Wheelie Bin |
| P 092 | Early years in Portknockie |
| P 093 | Isabella Slater, nee Pirie DUP |
| P 094 | Cullen Skink MOVE DUP |
| P 095 | Alex’s First Day |
| P 096 | List of Portknockie photos. |
| P 097 | A Boyhood by the Sea by James S. Wood. Sept.1987. Press cutting with picture |
| P 098 | Portknockie enjoys a long memory by Brian Taylor. Pictures collected by James S. Wood and Ron Castle |
| P 099 | Press photo: Portknockie Boys Brigade march through Buckie. 23.3.1982. |
| P 100 | Press cutting: Miss Alice Slater’s 100th. Birthday. 21.6.2002. Northern Scot by Leanne Carter AND ‘Abstinence is the key’ to long, long life 200602 by Hazel Lawson |
| P 101 | Bid to heal rift over window changes |
| P 102 | Press cutting: Millennium Time Capsule Ceremony. 27.8.1999. by Pauline Taylor AND Deskford Flower Show entry on back to scan270899 |
| P 103 | “The Answer” Gospel Magazine 17: “The Preaching Cave”. 1994. (X ref. P 025). |
| P 104 | Rathven Parish Council Rules & Regulations: Portknockie & Findochty Cemetery. 1901. |
| P 105 | Portknockie War Memorial unveiling ceremony. 1.6.1923. |
| P 106 | The Fisherman’s Hall, Portknockie.1933, 1994. |
| P 107 | Letter & photos of the Innes family & others. 1897. 1.3.1994.AND PHOTO? |
| P 108 | A day’s walk through Portknockie in the 1930’s. (Dup. P 081). by E.J. Anderson DUPLICATE MOVED TO 81 |
| P 109 | An appreciation of Portknockie |
| P 110 | SD “Gem” BF313, Official no. 123609. (Dup. P 047). MOVED TO 47 |
| P 111 | Portknockie Harbour Bazaar 2712.22 and 281222 |
| P 112 | Dates of N.E.Gales, 8.10.1832-27.10.1898. (X ref.P 010, 0 022, C 341). |
| P 113 | Portknockie Drifter “Aivern” launched in Macduff for Alexander Mair (Slater) & Robert Grant Junior, (Undated) |
| P 114 | Boat building in Portknockie: George Innes & Son; Presentation at U.F. Church Hall. |
| P 115 | Press cutting: Photos of Portknockie. 8.12.1979. same as 98, DUPLICATE |
| P 116 | Portknockie & the Bin Hill. (X ref. or dup. P 023). MOVED TO 23 DUPLICATE – MOVE ONE TO CULLEN OR DESKFORD? |
| P 117 | Press cutting: Photo of Mother & Toddler Group Christmas Party; Item on “Rosedale” & Evangeline” (Dup. P 038). TWO ITEMS, KEPT AS KIDS, FISHERS AT 038 |
| P 118 | |
| P 119 | Paid invoices from Portknockie Harbour Commissioners. 1929. |
| P 120 | Agendas & minutes of Portknockie Town Council, 1972. |
| P 121 | Agendas & minutes of Portknockie Town Council, 1973. |
| P 122 | Agendas & minutes of Portknockie Town Council, 1974. —- —— |
| P 123 | Agendas & minutes of Portknockie Town Council, 1975. —- ——- |
| P 124 | 1) Changes in street names & nos., 31.3.1975. 2) Applicants to whom houses have been allocated, 1972/3. 3) Portknockie Town Council Housing List, 1973. 4) Memorandum on Action of Ejection against Mr. A.S.Mair & Mr. G.L.Purves, 13.9.1972. 5) Rents of Council Houses: Revision, 1972/3. 6) Report on Housing Improvements, 1974. |
| P 125 | Portknockie Town Council: Statutory Payments & Accounts already paid to be confirmed. 1973-1975 —- ——- |
| P 126 | 1) Minutes Grampian Local Government Consultative Committee, 1973; 2) Grampian Area Health Board: organization 1973. |
| P 127 | 1) Minutes of Buckie Swimming Pool Joint Committee, 1972. 2) Minutes of Buckie District Joint Committee, 1972-75. |
| P 128 | Misc.papers re. Portknockie Town Council, 1972-75. |
| P 129 | Poem: “The Wreck of the Evangeline” by Rev.W.J.Mathews |
| P 130 | Portknockie Town Council Budgets, years ending 1969 and 1970 |
| P 131 | Paper on the Inauguration of Ordiquish Water Scheme, 1.6.1966 |
| P 132 | 1948 account of 1918 WW1 rescue of John Mair, Portknockie, part of the Dover Patrol |
| P 133 | “The McGillanders” from ‘The Romance of Banffshire Methodism’, Rev.Wesley F. Swift. ND 2013. (See also C 316). SEPARATE OUT |
| P 134 | Photo of Portknockie Gala Queen & Attendants. 1982 |
| P 135 | Various large press articles re. Portknockie. 1971, ’76, ’79 & undated |
| P 136 | ‘Northern Scot’ article on John Rennie & ‘The Diamonds”, “The Apaches” & “The Jacobeats” |
| P 137 | ‘Banffshire Advertiser’ article on Buckie Town Council dumping cow heads & sour meat at Portknockie Tip |
| P 138 | Portknockie heritage map showing historic house numbering. ND 2013. |
| P 139 | Banffshire’s great fishing resources. The Banffshire Field Club 22.11.1917. ND 2014. William Barclay |
| P 140 | 1) Excursion to Portknockie & Findochty J.Wood. 2) Early history of Findochty W.Cramond. TBFC 30.6.1888 |
| P 141 | The Banffshire Field Club 1888: “A Walk Round the Rocks of Portknockie” by W.Cramond (X Ref. C073). |
| P 142 | Invoice from G.W.Slater, builder to Mr. Joseph Wood, ‘Roselea’, Portknockie. 26 January 1973 |
| P 143 | Application by Portknockie Town Council for warrant to demolish Bridge St. air raid shelter. 1971? |
| P 144 | Poem: “The Station that was” by Tronachs |
| P 145 | Buckie and District Directory – Portknockie |
| P 146 | Green Castle excavations – Picts |
| P 147 | Poem: “Portknockie Drifters” |
| P 148 | Portknockie Town Council 1975 photograph |
| P 149 | MOVED TO P026 |
| P 150 | Poem: “A Portknockie Loon’s Drifter Memories”. June 2001 |
| P 151 | Family Tree: Gats/Galts/Gaults, Portknockie & Banff. 1851/61. A/D 9.2.2015. |
| P 152 | Record of Fatal Accident Enquiry on the sinking of the “Evangeline” |
| P 153 | The Portknockie Disaster |
| P 154 | ‘Portknockie Harbourmaster Assaulted’ |
| P 155 | Seine netter ‘Sickle’ accident, 3 drowned at harbour mouth. |
| P 156 | Press article re. crimes & offences in Portknockie between the Bruces & the Mairs. |
| P 157 | Press photo Portknockie Auxiliary Fire Service c.1939/40 |
| P 158 | Press cutting re. Portknockie 1920s: poor price of herring & no bids at boat auction. |
| P 159 | MOVED TO P039 |
| P 160 | Silver Trowel: 1. Photo of Arnold Pirie with trowel. 2. Detailed description of trowel. 3. A. Pirie report |
| P 161 | The Davie Mair “Shavie” collection of poems. |
| P 162 | Portknockie Harbour Bye-Laws 1916. |
| P 163 | The great storm of 1893. Jeems Mair. |
| P 164 | Poem about a fisherman’s wedding. W.G. Mair. |
| P 165 | Aye Afloat – song version |
| P 166 | 1. Notes on boatbuilding in Portknockie. 2. Banffshire Advertiser article on proposed harbour in Portknockie 1883 |
| P 167 | Portknockie Directory. 1926 |
| P 168 | Feu contract between Viscount Reidhaven and Margaret Cowie Mair re 40, High St Portknockie. 1962 |
| P 169 | P&J article 30/04/1986. “The Day Bombs Dropped on Portknockie” and to add stations TO SORT |
| P 170 | Names, Official and Fishing Numbers, and Owners of Portknockie steam drifters |
| P 171 | Police memorandum: Angus Mcleod Sheep stealing |
| P 172 | |
| P 173 | Newspaper articles on ex-harbour-master William Falconer Wood’s bequest of £1.8 million to fund scholarships to Gordonstoun |
| P 174 | Various papers on Portknockie Fishing Festival 2004 |
| P 175 | Various newspaper articles on Portknockie Coat of Arms |
| P 176 | Newspaper articles on Portknockie centenarian Jessie Ann Slater |
| P 177 | Lines in memory of the crew who perished at Stronsay 17 January 1905 |
| P 178 | Portknockie Floral Week programme. Undated |
| P 179 | Newspaper article about controversy about announcement of water cut. 1966 DG For whom the bell tolled in Portknockie |
| P 180 | Retirement of teachers James AK and Winifred Moyes |
| P 181 | An Army Doctor’s Moral Dilema. Prof Alex Mair |
| P 182 | The Portknockie Experience |
| P 183 | Portknockie Dates |
| P 184 | The Rise and Progress of Portknockie |
| P 185 | A day’s walk through Portknockie in the 1930s DUP |
| P 186 | Portknockie Traders |
| P 187 | Here’s something that will make every housewife sit up |
| P 188 | |
| P 189 | Little Harbours on the Rocks |
| P 190 | Various poems about Portknockie |
| P 191 | Portknockie’s roll of honour |
| P 192 | It All Began in Portknockie in 1920 |
| P 193 | Old fishing boats: The Scaffs of the Moray Firth |
| P 194 | Skipper William Wood Portknockie |
| P 195 | Portknockie Rover Scouts. Receipt from John Stewart, Butcher. 1967 and shopping list |
| P 196 | Art find is a piece of history |
| P 197 | Portknockie Harbour Bye-laws. 1916 dup |
| P 198 | Correspondence re sale of 2, Cliff Terrace, Portknockie |
| P 199 | Receipt to Mrs Wm Mair, widow from George Pirie, Boot and Shoe warehouse |
| P 200 | Programme for presentation of Letters Patent and Coat of Arms to Portknockie Community Council |
| P 201 | Villagers unite to kick crime out |
| P 202 | Electrical storm brings havoc to Portknockie |
| P 203 | Portknockie sights on title |
| P 204 | Homecoming mosaic hailed |
| P 205 | New song for Portknockie tragedy |
| P 206 | How battling Emily, 8, is ready to go to court to save her village school |
| P 207 | Minister hails “amazing generosity” |
| P 208 | Portknockie girl artist |
| P 209 | Book launch unveils Portknockie Memories |
| P 210 | Granny’s Cullen Skink / A Portknockie fishwife – Isabella Slater nee Pirie / Early years in Portknockie/Tricks of small boys |
| P 211 | A Walk Around the Rocks of Portknockie |
| P 212 | Dog Bowies: The use of dogskins for fishing floats |
| P 213 | Tee Names of Fishermen |
| P 214 | Snippets on Fishing and fishing boats of Portknockie |
| P 215 | List of storms and gales which greatly affected this area |
| P 216 | Some Items from meetings of Portknockie Town Council in 1920s |
| P 217 | Various Poems about Portknockie. |
| P 218 | Portknockie meeting history |
| P 219 | Some of the names of families in Portknockie 1906-1907 |
| P 220 | Clay and Dash Houses in Portknockie |
| P 221 | Reports on award of DSO to Acting Skipper Lieutenant David E .S. Mair |
| P 222 | A sail by boat from Portknockie to Sandend |
| P 223 | Supplementary list of plants around Portknockie. 1996. |
| P 224 | Names of Features on the Coast Around Portknockie |
| P 225 | Various Volumes of the Knockers in box file 1 and listed here |
| P 226 | |
| P 227 | Opening of Portknockie bowling green and pavilion 3 July 1935 |
| P 228 | Early days 14 Church Street Portknockie |
| P 229 | Brooklax |
| P 330 | |
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| P 260 | LAST LABELLED HANG FILE |
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| P 301 | Green Castle |
| P 302 | Findochty Castle and the Ords |
| P 303 | Portknockie Heritage Evening 2014 Poster |
| P 304 | Portknockie Tea Morning 2015 in the Seafield Hall Poster |
| P 305 | Portknockie Heritage Evening 2015 Poster |
| P 306 | ‘A day’s walk through Portknockie in the 1930s’ Poster |
| P 307 | ‘James Mair’s Portknockie’ poster |
| P 308 | ‘Gan tae the Shoppies: Portknockie 1950-1960’ poster |
| P 309 | ‘The coast walk from Findochty to Cullen: The old names of the caves and rocks along the way’ poster |
| P 310 | The Wreck of the Evangeline |
| P 311 | Cruats Farm Portknockie: Mill dams |
| P 312 | Portknocie barometer |
| P 313 | List of some Pirie / Buxer children at Portknockie School |
| P 314 | Portknockie’s Shoppies |
| P 315 | Evangeline BF1952 |
| P 316 | Evangeline gravestones in Hillhead Cemetery |
| P 317 | Findochty valuation rolls 1887-1987 |
| P 318 | Portknockie valuation rolls 1887-1939 |
| P 319 | Portknockie census enumeration rolls – 1841 and 1851 |
| P 320 | Joseph Addison – A Knocker through and through THERE IS PAPER – CHECK |
| P 321 | Portknockie Memories cf P 209 DRAFT VERSION |
| O 001 | Extinct Tochieneal Tile Works |
| O 002 | 1) Skippers ticket. 2) Letter to Board of Trade re. introduction of Skipper’s Tickets. 1910. (X ref. C 302, C 469). |
| O 003 | “A Forgotten Hero”: Sir Ralph Abercromby. 1997. |
| O 004 | The Wilsons of Brangan & Cullen. |
| O 005 | 1) Loss of “Seafield” BF680. “Banffshire Advertiser”, 1920. 2) Loss of “Deliverer” BF151. “Fishing News”, 1917. |
| O 006 | “Travels of a Banffshire Laird” – Thomas St.Clair Abercromby of Glenglassaugh by Mary P.Mackie. (X ref. 0 007). |
| O 007 | The Lairds of Glassaugh. (X ref. 0 006). |
| O 008 | Inchgower Distillery. Alexander Wilson & Co. 1871-1929. |
| O 009 | 2 full page articles on Fordyce from “P&J”, 1971 &1976. |
| O 010 | History of the Hays of Rannas and Lenplum. |
| O 011 | 1) An historical outline of the George Smith Bounty. 2) Account of petty expenses, Trust Estate of George Smith of Bombay, 1858/9. |
| O 012 | Transcript of all the inscriptions in the Churchyard of Fordyce. 1885. |
| O 013 | Lintmill Picnic & Games, 1894 |
| O 014 | Newspaper photo: Repairing the steam drifter “Rosedale” at Herd & Mackenzie’s slip at Crooked Hythe, Findochty. 1918. (X ref. P 038). |
| O 015 | Article from “National Geographic”, 1961, about the crew of the drifter “Radium” from Findochty. Average crew age 68. |
| O 016 | 1) 6″ O.S. Map copy. 2) Recordings of conversations at Tarrieclerach Long Cairn by Douglas & David Summers & Dr. Ralston. |
| O 017 | Thirty ways to kill an association. |
| O 018 | Tochieneal Distillery |
| O 019 | 3 lists or glossaries of local dialect. |
| O 020 | Opening of the Coast Railway line from Tochieneal to Portsoy, “Banffshire Advertiser’, 3.4.1884. |
| O 021 | Notes on some of the Wilson family of Tochieneal. A.Pirie, 1994. |
| O 022 | Chronological list of storms & gales which affected this area. From local newspapers. 18.32.1898. (X ref. C 341, P 010, P 112). |
| O 023 | Chronological list of Hay involvements with civic & ecclesiastical affairs. (1992). |
| O 024 | Table of Customs leviable for goods &c. exposed for sale in St. Peters Fair of Rathven. |
| O 025 | Tourist leaflet about the Banffshire Costal Burghs. Undated. |
| O 026 | Order of Service for the Receiving & Dedicating of the completed New English Bible by the Churches in Scotland in St.Giles Cathedral, Edinburgh, 18.3.1970. Cathedral, Edinburgh, 18.3.1970. |
| O 027 | Newspaper article & opening speech by Lady Seafield for Bazaar at Cambridge. 23.8.1923. |
| O 028 | 1) Notices of unveiling of War Memorials at: Bimie 2.10.1921; Keith 11.11.1923; Banff 12.11.1922; Portsoy 10.11.1923. 2) Notice of laying of foundation stone of Boyndie United Free Church, 13.8.1924. |
| O 029 | “Aberdeen Journal” 5.1.1748. |
| O 030 | 1) Invitation, Programme & Menu for the official opening of Whitehill Harbour, 4.3.1961. 2) “P&J” photo of Whitehill Harbour Commissioners & guests at Dinner Dance, 24.3.1976. 3) “Banffshire Journal” photo of the Whitehills Branch of the White Fish Producers Association. |
| O 031 | Application by James Smith, Lintmill, to the Trustees of George Smith’s Bounty. 1884. (See also 0 011). |
| O 032 | Notice from C. in C. No. 76 Squadron, Bomber Command re. skill & crew co-operation during a raid on Hamburg. 27/8.7.1943. |
| O 033 | Paragraph by Len Hall on the Shetland Bus. 1993. |
| O 034 | 3 day Maritime Planning Forecast on 18.2.1991. |
| O 035 | 1) Royal Assent for: i) Redhythe Bursaries. ii) George Smith’s Bounty. iii) Stuart Mortification. 1890. 2) Royal Assent for the “County of Roxburgh Educational Trust Scheme 1931”. 3) An historic outline of the George Smith Bounty (Fordyce Academy) 1952. |
| O 036 | ‘The Isabella Fortuna story’ poster and handout |
| O 037 | “Banffshire Advertiser, 29.8.2000. |
| O 038 | Grampian Regional Council Harbours Order 4197/ 4.1.84. |
| O 039 | 1) Agendas & Minutes of Cullen, Portnockie & Findochty Harbours Consultative Committee 1980/81. 2) Letter & report to Harbour Advisory Committees from VV.Turner, Director of Roads. 1981/82. (X ref. C 098). |
| O 040 | Letter & Paper from Ancient Monuments Dept., Scottish Development Dept. on Rescue Archaeology in Scotland. 15.12.1978. |
| O 041 | Christmas Postcard to Mrs. McHardy, 38 West Church St, Buckie. 1912. |
| O 042 | Hydro Electricity in Scotland |
| O 043 | Invoices from ships’ suppliers. 1945/7. |
| O 044 | Invoice from Robert Gregor, Saddler, Ironmonger, Seedsman & Furniture Warehouseman, Buckie to Mrs.Runcie, 16 Castle Street, Cullen. 1927. (X ref. C 470). |
| O 045 | Paper on Tochieneal Distillery. John Rennie 1994. (See also 0 018). |
| O 046 | Synoptic charts, statistics & photocopies of newspaper articles on the Great Gale of January 1953. (X ref. C 168, C 340, C 482) |
| O 047 | The genealogy of the Hays of Rannes |
| O 048 | Portsoy history & topography copies from an old MS in Portsoy Chapel-House (?) Banffshire. Anon. |
| O 049 | Findochty woman to compete in Beta Sled Dog Rally at Aviemore |
| O 050 | Banff Goldsmiths & their marks (1670-1855) |
| O 051 | 1) Tourists’ & Visitors’ Guide (Banffshire-Morayshire) adverts. 2) As (1). 3) T. & V. Guide – to p.48. 4) As (3), pp.19-111. 1901. |
| O 052 | Various notes re. Findlater Castle & 1 re. Findochty Castle. 1891; 1904; 1907 &c. |
| O 053 | 1 page Geological History of Banffshire Coast. |
| O 054 | Paper by C.M.Flett: “First Fletts in Findochty”. 1998. |
| O 055 | Extract on Findochty from undated Tourists’ & Visitors’ Guide. |
| O 056 | Poem “Memories of Aul’ Aiberdeen”. |
| O 057 | Submission by Arnold Pirie re. Tochieneal Distillery. (See also article by J.Rennie, 0 018). |
| O 058 | Article “Who was ‘Historicus’” from “Banffshire Journal Christmas Annual” 1974. |
| O 059 | Reproduction of Blaeuw’s World Map, 1645. |
| O 060 | Article from “P&J” 30.8.1978 on Orkney Archaeology. |
| O 061 | Photocopies of extracts from a newspaper (“Aberdeen Journal”?), 1798, including several on the Battle of the Nile plus adverts. |
| O 062 | Buckie Baptist Church Constitution, 1984. |
| O 063 | Paper on the development of the Colt Revolver. |
| O 064 | Newspaper article on Dr. Johnson’s Bi-centenary. 1909. |
| O 065 | Weather related old fishermen’s sayings from Wick. 2001. |
| O 066 | Paper on Clay Building in the Lower Spey Valley. 1975. |
| O 067 | Paper & 2 newspaper articles on the Campbell Hospital, Portsoy. 1902 & 1998. |
| O 068 | Letter from John Cowie, Buckie, ordering cut wood. 1879. |
| O 069 | Embroidered Brother postcard |
| O 070 | National Registration I.D. card. Catherine (Kate) McKay, Sandend. 1949/50. Accession Date (A/D) 2013. |
| O 071 | 2 remembrance cards from London: 1) George Richard Mortley Hougham. 2) Henry V. Schulby. 1883 & 1885. ND |
| O 072 | Script for “Cinderella” sketch |
| O 073 | Details of Fifie “Isabella Fortune”, Arbroath. A/D 2013. |
| O 074 | 3 letters re. use of ‘duck” lamps on fishing boats. 1982 |
| O 075 | Article on old household items made of iron |
| O 076 | List of names & brief biographies from Buckie War Memorial |
| O 077 | Paper: “Tochieneal & its Tenants”. ND 2013. Photocopy from “Shipwrecks of N.E. Scotland”. ND 2013. |
| O 078 | Photocopy from “Shipwrecks of N.E. Scotland”. A/D 2013 |
| O 079 | Paper: “The Banffshire Railway” by Mary P. Mackie. A/D 2013. |
| O 080 | William Ingram and the Grange Patrol |
| O 081 | Notes of CDPHG talk by Jim Mackay on Duff House |
| O 082 | Words of bothy ballad “Tochineal”(sic). (p.353. ISBN 0 85976 303 X). ND 2014. |
| O 083 | Notes of CDPHG talk by Pete Mason on Tochieneal Brick & Tile Works |
| O 084 | Plans of entire route networks of Highland Railway & GNSR |
| O 085 | Boyne, Findlater and Findochty Castles |
| O 086 | Church bells in Banffshire |
| O 087 | Excursion to Portsoy |
| O 088 | “The River Lossie” |
| O 089 | “Historic Elgin” |
| O 090 | “Pilgrimages in Moray” |
| O 091 | “Raiford in the Past” |
| O 092 | Booklet “Medieval Elgin” F.Wyness. 1944 – A Doric Grace. 2) “Uncle Bob Says”, a collection of Doric sayings by Robert Sharpe, Bothwellseat, Huntly |
| O 093 | 1) A Doric Grace. 2) The Seton claim on Fyvie. 2) The Ogilvies of Boyne. 3) The Famine Years in the North east. A/D 2014 |
| O 094 | TBFC 1933: 1) The Seton claim on Fyvie. 2) The Ogilvies of Boyne. 3) The Famine Years in North East Scotland |
| O 095 | TBFC 1932 (including): 1)Andrew Hay of Rannes in exile. 2) Folk beliefs in North East Scotland |
| O 097 | Dialect of Moray Fishermen |
| O 098 | 1) Petrol Ration book. 2) Ration book holder |
| O 099 | Fyvie Parish Church history |
| O 100 | Examination of oath relating to ‘Golden Hope’, owner James Murray, Buckie |
| O 101 | Press cuttings re. Kinloss Nimrods |
| O 102 | Complete transcript of all inscriptions in Fordyce Kirkyard 1885. (Dup. O 012). |
| O 103 | Complete transcript of all inscriptions in Rathven Kirkyard 1886. |
| O 104 | Details of first Zulu, ‘Nonesuch’, launched 13.7.1878, Branderburgh, Lossie & launch of Zulu ‘M. Slater’ 13.1.1910, Buckle.Poem re. Scaffie & Zulu. (X ref./Dup. P 012). |
| O 105 | Poem: Weather Rhymes. |
| O 106 | The Stotfield disaster, 25.12.1806 |
| O 107 | The Burryman of South Queensferry. |
| O 108 | Article re. late disastrous gale which cost lives of 93 fishermen. |
| O 109 | Entire newspaper ?? |
| O 110 | Records of Geo.Slater, Gordonsburgh re. granting of place to cure herring. C17th. |
| O 111 | Red tape ‘crisis’ on N.E. fishing ports |
| O 112 | Record of 2013 campaign to save libraries in Moray |
| O 113 | 1989 Moray District Council Museums Information Sheet on Roads in Moray. |
| O 114 | 1988 Moray District Council Museums Information Sheet on Peat. |
| O 115 | Laminated 1946 message from King George VI. “Today We Celebrate Victory” |
| O 116 | McDougall’s Semi – Vertical Copy Book. |
| O 117 | “Fordyce Academy Magazines”, 1958, 1959, 1960, 1961. |
| O 118 | Motor Fuel Ration Books and Vitamin Token Book (Child). |
| O 119 | Ration Books, Identity Cards, YMCA Membership Card, Day School Certificate (Lower), Driver’s Licence, AA Membership Card, RAF ID Card, Lodge St James No 653 Macduff Membership Card, Henry (Harry) Patterson, Georgina Patterson nee Wilson,Alan Patterson and Dennis Patterson. |
| O 120 | Empty “Players Navy Cut Cigarettes” packets. Margaret Donn’s father. Lost at sea 1948. |
| O 121 | Parade Brings Carnyx Home |
| O 122 | Advert for displenish sale at Balnamoon, Grange, 17/05/1858. |
| O 123 | 1960 booklet on local wages under the Agricultural Wages (Scotland) Act 1940 |
| O 124 | Photocopy of receipted invoice from Keith District Council for lairs in Grange Cemetery, 1944. |
| O 125 | Various papers of Doric Usage by Buckie Community High School Scots Language Group. |
| O 126 | Notes on the history of several Fraserburgh schools |
| O 127 | Various Doric poems |
| O 128 | Entire Forres Elgin & Nairn Gazette ??? |
| O 129 | Poem, “The Slippery Stane” |
| O 130 | Notes, drawing and photograph of “Cup and Saucer”, Sandend |
| O 131 | Old maps of Buckie and District |
| O 132 | Will of George Wilson, Rathven. 1868 |
| O 133 | Copies of Old and New Statistical Accounts for Rathven |
| O 134 | List of fishing boats built by John Duthie, Torry |
| O 135 | List of newspaper on microfilm |
| O 136 | Records of archaeological digs at Birnie, Fraser Hunter. 2007 & 2008 |
| O 137 | Booklet. A Sea-faring Saga. James Slater |
| O 138 | Buckie Station 1914. A train leaving for the front |
| O 139 | Birth Certificate of Christina-Begg Mitchell Midtown of Badenspink Fordyce |
| O 140 | Papers relating to George Gardiner (Ross) and WW1 Canadian Forces |
| O141 | The Progressive Copy Book, completed by G. Duncan |
| O142 | Leaflet about the life of Joe Watt VC, Gardenstown and Fraserburgh |
| O 143 | Stickmaking as a hobby |
| O 144 | Poems by Charles Murray |
| O 145 | Various Tales ( 5 Pockets) |
| O 146 | Obituary. William Ingram of Greenbog, Northern Scot 11/05/2001 |
| O 147 | A Visit to Rannas House and exchange with Historic Scotland |
| O 148 | Plans to restore a Zulu in Buckie |
| O 149 | On the Great North after a century plus Scotland Railway photos |
| O 150 | The Observer Corps of Wartime Days |
| O 151 | Map of Earthworks near Connage – Tumuli and Tarrieclerach |
| O 152 | Article. SWRI Magazine, by Jean Brown. “For All Those Born Before 1945” |
| O 153 | A Strange Story of The Sea. |
| O 154 | Words of ballad “Sir Patrick Spens” |
| O 155 | List of Components for a half size Hebridean Spinning Wheel |
| O 156 | Bothy Ballad. “Drumdelgie” |
| O 157 | Hydro Electricity in Scotland. Bill Davidson |
| O 158 | Hay of Rannas. Chronological List of Involvements with Civic and Ecclesiastical Affairs |
| O 159 | Rathven Parish. W. Slater. 1996 DUP |
| O 160 | Unidentified handwritten account of Religious Revival along the Moray Firth Coast |
| O 161 | The 1881 census and tee names on the Banffshire coast |
| O 162 | Memories of a Youth Spent in and Around Aberdeen Before World War II |
| O 163 | Magazine article on Blackpots Brick and Tile Works, Whitehills |
| O 164 | Extracts from Birth, Death and Marriage Registers 1885-1920. Various locations Stephen Family |
| O 165 | Papers on rights of way in Portsoy, Fordyce and Glassaugh |
| O 166 | Ironic Poem in Doric, “Better Deid” |
| O 167 | Photocopy and transcription by John Barrett of memoirs of Rev James Allan, 1689/90 |
| O 168 | Extracts from the Annals of Banff |
| O 169 | Quarterly Notes of the 1745 Association. 1986 |
| O 170 | Herring fishing in Scotland |
| O 171 | Fetternear Bishop’s Palace |
| O 172 | Fisher quines who were a race apart |
| O 173 | ‘The Enigmatic Picts’ talk and poster |
| O 174 | Notes for a talk on Timeline, Torture, Acts of Parliament and the Witchcraft Cases |
| O 175 | Rannas and the Hay Family |
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| O 200 | LAST HANG FILE |
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| O 205 | 25 April 2019 CDPHG outing |
| O 206 | 2016 CDPHG outing to Alford transport museum |
| O 207 | 2016 CDPHG outing to Land Girls memorial and Craigmin bridge |
| O 208 | 2016 CDPHG outing to Pluscarden and Spynie |
| O 209 | 2018 CDPHG outing |
| O 210 | 2019 CDPHG boat trip |
| O 211 | 2019 CDPHG castle trip |
| O 212 | 2019 CDPHG train trip |
| O 213 | 2022 CDPHG church trip |
| O 214 | 2023 CDPHG Forres trip |
| O 215 | 2015 Coxton Tower |
| O 216 | Plant and book sale |
| O 217 | The Seton claim on Fyvie |
| O 218 | The Ogilvies of Boyne |
| O 219 | Forgotten Forts and Settlements – DRAFT |
| O 220 | Duff House and Grounds |
| O 221 | ‘North East Fishing’ 2014 poster |
| O 222 | ‘The Picts in the North East’ poster |
| O 223 | ‘Artefacts in our collection as seen through Jeems’ lens’ poster |
| O 224 | ‘The incorporated trades of Banff’ poster |
| O 225 | ‘What’s in a boundary? Or even, what’s outside a boundary?’ poster |
| O 226 | ‘The Local Heritage Centre, Elgin: What is available for local and family history research’ poster |
| O 227 | ‘Christian Endeavour: Summer Meets’ poster |
| O 228 | ‘A look back at the group’s outings last season’ poster |
| O 229 | ‘Northern Picts’ poster |
| O 230 | ‘Prisoners of War 1914-1918’ poster |
| O 231 | ‘Macduff’s fishing heritage’ poster |
| O 232 | ‘The Coast: Hopeman to Lossiemouth’ poster |
| O 233 | ‘Three Short Talks’ poster |
| O 234 | ‘The Medieval Church in Banffshire’ poster |
| O 235 | ‘The Mills and Burn about Auld Cullen’ poster |
| O 236 | ‘Who owns Strathspey?’ poster |
| O 237 | ‘The changing landscape of farming up to the 1920s’ poster |
| O 238 | ‘Adverts from the past’ poster |
| O 239 | ‘The Castles of Lowland Banffshire’ poster |
| O 240 | ‘More fishtails’ poster |
| O 241 | ‘War memorials’ poster |
| O 242 | ‘King Robert the Bruce’ poster |
| O 243 | ‘The Bombing of Duff House’ poster cf O 081 |
| O 244 | ‘Fish Tails 2’ poster |
| O 245 | ‘The Great War: The homefront in Cullen, Deskford and Portknockie’ poster |
| O 246 | ‘The development of the Pictish symbol system: Inscribing identity beyond the edges of empire’ poster |
| O 247 | ‘Do you know your piscina from your sedilia?’ poster |
| O 248 | ‘Boat building at Garmouth and the battle of Kingston’ poster |
| O 249 | ‘Little Norway: The story of Buckie’s Norwegian and Danish communities during the Second World War’ poster |
| O 250 | ‘Morayvia Aviation Museum: A Sci-tech experience!’ poster |
| O 251 | ‘Rannas and the Hays’ poster |
| O 252 | ‘The Lairds of the Enzie: A journey from Cullen to Fochabers’ poster |
| O 253 | ‘Researching your family history’ poster |
| O 254 | ‘The evolving role of the Lord Lieutenant: and the impact of Covid’ poster |
| O 255 | ‘Maps, places and place-names: How to use online resources to access historical data’ poster |
| O 256 | ‘Railways of Banffshire’ poster |
| O 257 | ‘Moray’s birds: 30 years of change’ poster |
| O 258 | ‘Looking down and looking back’ poster |
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| O 260 | “Strange goings on in Buckie!” poster |
| O 261 | “Gaining wisdom of Solomon” poster |
| O 262 | The Buckie Extension Railway Works |
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| O 264 | Portsoy police station |
| O 265 | Inchdrewer Castle |
| O 266 | Portsoy railway station |
| O 267 | Portsoy shops in 1950s |
| O 268 | Sandend Snippets |
| O 269 | Glassaugh Windmill |
| O 270 | Drybridge Smiddy |
| O 271 | Fordyce Castle |
| O 272 | Kirkies Wood west of Portsoy and Durn House Coach House & Stables |
| O 273 | Local seamen killed in World Wars |
| O 274 | CDPHG March outing 2023 |
| O 275 | November 2024 CDPHG outing to Gamrie and environs |
| O 276 | The master of the Girl Pat D111 |
| O 277 | Seafield district census enumeration rolls – 1861 1871 1881 1891 1901 |
| O 278 | Books held by CDPHG in 2002 |
| O 279 | CDPHG book library 2023 |
| O 280 | Fishing boats at war 1939-1945 |
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