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View of Bank Street Cromarty

View of Bank Street Cromarty

Date Added: 01 January 2003 Contributor: Unknown Year: 1920 Picture No: 98

Bank Street, Cromarty showing the old tea shop on the left of the picture - 1920??
Please let us know if you can identify the year?

Albums: Postcards, Streets

2 Comments

The railings at the left of the picture are no longer there, the pavement now being twice as wide as is shown here. Otherwise, apart from the shop signs, the view is not very different from the present day. Comment left on 19 December 2003 by Garve Scott-Lodge
The old tea shop is I believe number 30 Bank Street. This was run by my great aunt Miss Vera Rennie together with her sister Mrs Margaret A Piper. The family had numerous businesses in Cromarty, one of them was starting the first bus service to the Black Isles. Mrs Piper was the first female councillor on the Black Isles. They were the first shop to sell Sunday newspapers and ice cream on a Sunday, heaven forbid. Comment left on 09 November 2014 at 19:52 by Alan Thomas
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