Dalwhinnie Voices

Dalwhinnie WC Graffiti
A walk around Dalwhinnie
Bagatelle and other social clubs - Dalwhinnie in times gone by
Dalwhinnie Voices
Bagatelle and other social clubs - Dalwhinnie in times gone by

Christine Crighton looks through the archives of The Strathspey and Badenoch Herald (part 1)
Picture added on 21 April 2011 at 21:25
Comments:
Hi there - you talked about whist drives, dances, dancing classes and the women's guild. I remember them all well. My mother was in the guild and was a great whist fan. I and my sister went to country dancing classes run by the wife of the owner of the garage and the exciseman's wife! I remember my mother and father both being in an amateur dramatic group too. The village hall dances were great and the children of the village were always given a day trip in the summer and a party at Christmas.We went to places like Elgin and Dundee for the day trips when I was young! Also - don't forget the Highlands and Islands Film Guild who brought a portable cinema kit to the hall every fortnight. I saw King Solomon's Mines there and fell for Stewart Grainger... I was all of twelve years old... Ahh memories.
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Interviewees

Fara with parents, Wendy and Alan A wee walk round Dalwhinnie - slideshow with commentaryRon Mercer Iain Macdonald Ron MercerIan CunninghamJanet Dunkin The St BernardTom and Alison SheridanSheena Slimon