Wikipedia:Scottish Wikipedians' notice board/New images

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March and April 2006 January and February 2006 December 2005 November 2005 and Older

[edit] November 2006

[edit] 5 November

Kilravock Castle

[edit] 3 November

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Skelbo Castle ruins

Clach a' Charridh, Shandwick

[edit] 1 November

Skaill House, Orkney

[edit] October 2006

[edit] 31 October

Inchnadamph Bone Caves

[edit] 30 October

Eas a' Chual Aluinn

Falls of Measach

Falls of Glomach

[edit] 29 October

Dornie general view

1919 Battle of George Square - David Kirkwood on the ground after being struck by police batons

[edit] 28 October

Lochinver

Ullapool

Poolewe (?) - can anyone please confirm that this church is in Poolewe indeed ?

[edit] 27 October

Carn Liath Broch general view

Carn Liath Broch inside

Carn Liath Broch entrance

[edit] 25 October

David Kirkwood being detained by police during the 1919 Battle of George Square

Tanks and soldiers after the Battle of George Square

[edit] 24 October

MV Kenilworth and RFA Fort George (A388)

[edit] 22 October

John Maclean's casket being removed from his Pollokshaws home	Workers at Albion Motors in 1911	Willie Gallacher	RFA Fort George (A388)
RFA Fort George (A388)

[edit] 21 October

Election address of three Labour candidates, Mary Barbour, Manny Shinwell, and Tom Kerr, for the Govan Fairfield ward in the Glasgow Municipal elections of 1920.	Manny Shinwell	Mary Barbour	Mary Barbour
Mary Barbour

[edit] 16 October

Loch Thom Greenock Cut

[edit] 14 October

Loch Thom Greenock Cut

[edit] September 2006

[edit] 24 September

British Rail Class 37 locomotives and coach	British Rail Class 37 locomotive	British Rail Class 37 locomotive	PS Waverley
PS Waverley	PS Waverley

[edit] 23 September

Greenock Central railway station

[edit] 19 September

James Watt College: original Memorial College building

James Watt College: statue at original Memorial College

[edit] 17 September

RMAS Salmoor (A185)	James Watt College residences at the Waterfront Campus	James Watt College residences at the Waterfront Campus	James Watt College Waterfront Campus
James Watt College Finnart Campus	James Watt College Finnart Campus

[edit] 16 September

South wing of Powrie Castle viewed from the South East

Powrie Castle North wing viewed from a road to the North

Mills Observatory in Balgay

[edit] 11 September

Torridon village

Loch Torridon

Baxter park pavillian in Stobswell, Dundee

Inverness railway station

[edit] 3 September

Clunie Castle, on the island in Loch of Clunie	Kinloch Rannoch	Old watermill building, Aberfeldy	Alyth
St Serf's Church, Dunning	Kenmore and Loch Tay	Spittal of Glenshee looking north to Carirnwell Pass

[edit] 2 September

River Earn

Meigle Parish Church]]

[edit] August 2006

[edit] 18 August

Image of bridge connection Dùn Èistean to the mainland

overview of site

Archaeologists excavating

[edit] July 2006

[edit] 9 July

Assynt Salmon Hatchery‎

Ardvreck Castle ruins

[edit] 8 July

Wishart Arch

[edit] 7 July

Nairn

[edit] 4 July

Single track road

Kinlochewe

[edit] June 2006

[edit] 5 June

James Chalmers's tombstone, Dundee Howff

Mcmanus Galleries, Dundee

[edit] 4 june

[edit] 2 June

Ruchill Church Hall	Ruchill Church Hall	Ruchill Church Hall	Ruchill Church Hall
Ruchill Church Hall	Ruchill Church Hall

[edit] May 2006

[edit] 31 May

British Rail Class 318

British Rail Class 314

[edit] 29 May

Fort Matilda

[edit] 28 May

Gourock railway station	British Rail Class 334	Gourock pierhead	Gourock from Lyle Hill
Thw Inverclyde Line	Fort Matilda railway station

[edit] 27 May

The Clachaig Inn	Self portrait with Honan soldiers, John Thomson	Children Playing in a Stream, Singapore, John Thomson	King Mongkut of Siam, John Thomson
Angkor Wat, John Thomson	Island Pagoda, John Thomson	The crawlers, John Thomson	Street Gamblers, John Thomson
Carving from Angkor Wat Temple, John Thomson	"Hookey Alf" of Whitechapel'', John Thomson	Prince Kung, John Thomson

[edit] 26 May

Gourock outdoor swimming pool	Ruchill Church Hall	Ruchill Church Hall	Ruchill Church Hall
Ruchill Church Hall	Ruchill Church Hall

[edit] 25 May

Kilcreggan and the Arrochar Alps

Ruchill Church Hall

[edit] 22 May

Greenock esplanade

frigate F207 Bremen in the Firth of Clyde

[edit] 21 May

Barnhouse Settlement, Orkney	Callanish II, Lewis	Callanish II, Lewis	Callanish III, Lewis
Callanish IV, Lewis	Callanish VIII, Lewis	Crossraguel Abbey	Dumgoyne Hill
Duntulm Castle	Carnasserie Castle	Carnasserie Castle	Skipness Castle
Skipness Castle	The Tail of the Bank	Ships off Gourock	Tudorbethan in Greenock
Tudorbethan in Greenock

[edit] 20 May

Greengrocer's in Gourock

Kempock Stone in Gourock

Caledonian MacBrayne ferry Juno

[edit] 17 May

Culross, Town House

Comlongon Castle

[edit] 14 May

Sterling Mills	Sterling Warehouse	Reverend John Thomson of Duddingston	Cover of the Washington Report into the Moray Firth fishing disaster
Map of boat distribution from the Washington Report into the Moray Firth fishing disaster	Proposed boat design from the Washington Report into the Moray Firth fishing disaster

[edit] 9 May

Loch-an-Eilean, Rothiemurchus, Inverness-shire by Reverend John Thomson	Reaper at Dunbar harbour	Reaper in sail	Nether Largie, Kilmartin
Eriskay, Outer Hebrides

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