
The Turnpike in Shore Street Thurso dating from c1686, a rotund two storey external stair tower of an old merchant’s house. Note one of Thurso’s famous fishwives carring the catch from the harbour to her cutomers.
| Creator | The Johnston Family Photographers |
| Publisher / Agency | Wick Heritage Centre |
| Contributor / Photographer | The Johnston Family Photographers |
| Date | 1920 |
| Type (nature of resource) | Photo |
| Format | jpeg |
| Identifier | JSC_017 |
| Rights | Wick Heritage Centre |
| Relevance | History, Social Science |
| Location | ND 119 686 |
| Supplier | North Highland College |








The Kensingtons at Laventie
A platoon of British soldiers standing in a village street. There is an exterior whitewashed wall in the background, snow on the ground, debris scattered around to the right, and above, a calvary cross in the top corner of the composition. The figures are loosely grouped on the left, with one man lying sprawled on the ground below, and another standing off to the right. Each man stares off in a different direction. Metal objects, a helmet, a fork and a belt-buckle are picked out in gold metallic paint.