Building record MHG25211 - Petty Parish Church of Scotland

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Location

Grid reference Centred NH 7387 4987 (93m by 103m)
Map sheet NH74NW
Old County INVERNESS-SHIRE
Civil Parish PETTY
Geographical Area INVERNESS

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Full Description

See also:
NH74NW0153 Graveyard
NH74NW0132 Watch House
Jaitken : 19/12/02
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A comprehensive monumental inscription survey has been completed by the 'Highland Family History Society'. This survey does not include photos of each stone. Please contact Chairperson, John Durham for copies of the report.
E-mail: JohnDurran@compuserve.com
J Aitken : 18/12/02
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NH74NW 55.00 7388 4990

NH74NW 55.01 NH 7388 4985 House

An oblique aerial photograph of this building and the new golf course behind has been submitted by Jim Bone. <1>

This building was revisited by a member of RCAHMS staff in 2011 and confirmed that this building remains at risk. <2>

The building was visited and photographed by S Kruse in 2013 during the ARCH Ardersier and Hilton Local Heritage Project. <3>

Sources/Archives (4)

  • --- Text/Publication/Volume: Leonella Longmore. 2000. Land of Churches.
  • <1> Image/Photograph(s)/Aerial Photograph/Oblique: Bone, J. 2008-9. Aerial photographs of various HER sites submitted by Jim Bone. Colour. Yes. Digital.
  • <2> Text/Correspondence: Fry, I. 01/2012. Buildings at Risk updates, Inverness area and others. Digital.
  • <3> Collection/Project Archive: Archaeology for Communities in the Highlands (ARCH). 2013-14. Ardersier and Hilton Local Heritage Project. Archaeology for Communities in the Highlands (ARCH). Yes. Digital.

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Record last edited

Oct 28 2014 2:33PM

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