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Old Photographs of Huntly, Aberdeenshire, Scotland from around 1895 - 1905 |
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It is really amazing how
little Huntly (the once home of the Duke of Gordon) has changed over the
last hundred years and although some of the landmarks have now gone such as
the Saw Mill on the River Bogie, many of its historical buildings still
remain. The village of Strathbogie (now Huntly) dates from the 12th century and has had an interesting, if not volatile history over the centuries and we hope over a period of time to cover some of these events on Scottish History online. Huntly the home of the 'Gordon Highlanders' |
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