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Historic places in and around Macduff.
Macduff War Memorial
The 70ft high octagonal tower stands proudly on a hill known as ‘Canker’s Knowe’. It was built by two retired stone masons; Alexander Brown (79) and Magnus Johnstone (68) they commenced the work April 1921 and finished in October 1922. According to locals the two men considered the work as their contribution to the First World War.
For more information on the war memorial and those who gave their lives, see our publication the Macduff Roll of Honour 1914 - 1919. http://www.webhistorian.co.uk/pages/index.php?id=93
- Knowes War Memorial.
- Macduff Harbour from the top of the War Memorial.
- View of Macduff from the top of the War Memorial.
- Macduff Harbour 1940's (Valentine's Postcard).
- Tarlair Well and Croft (Pre WW2).
- Osborne Terrace.
- Shore Street, Macduff.
- Skene Street, Macduff.
- Duff Street (1950's).
- Macduff Harbour looking from the parish church.
- Macduff High Shore.
- Macduff lighthouse and ship.
- Fishing boats entering Macduff Harbour.
- Steam Drifters in Macduff Harbour.
