War in the Glen
Ackie Christie tells Jennifer Stewart, Brian Fowler and Rosemary Bushell about the Kirkmichael Memorial Hall, and the
King George’s proclamation to school children, 1946
Proclamation from King George to every child, after the end of WW2, 8th June 1946 (E. Mitchell
‘Further information on George Gordon supplied by Ernie Stuart’
OS map and genealogical information about George Alexander Gordon of Nevie farm, Glenlivet. He was a Cpl (#1344)
‘For King and Country to the Glory of God and in everlasting memory of Gordon, George Alexander, 1344.’
Official commemorative handbill of the Great War, naming George Alexander Gordon, Nevie Farm, Glenlivet. (George
Tomnavoulin War Memorial
Colour photo of Tomnavoulin War Memorial, date unknown (J. MacKay
WW1 soldiers
Two men in military uniform, dated to WW1. Officer on left possibly Medical Corps (cap badge), private on right (cap
WW2 – River Sangro bridge building with Sengalese soldiers
Jack Robertson is interviewed by Brian Fowler, Rosemary Bushell and Jennifer Stewart about his WW2 experiences. (Part
WW2 – N Africa – pair of Gerries surrender
Jack Robertson is interviewed by Brian Fowler, Rosemary Bushell and Jennifer Stewart about his WW2 experiences. (Part
WW2 – N Africa – no protective gear for bomb disposal
Jack Robertson is interviewed by Brian Fowler, Rosemary Bushell and Jennifer Stewart about his WW2 experiences. (Part
WW2 – N Africa – ‘We steal a lorry…’
Jack Robertson is interviewed by Brian Fowler, Rosemary Bushell and Jennifer Stewart about his WW2 experiences. (Part