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Ullapool Museum
Добавлен 22 апр 2020
We collect, preserve and protect the history and heritage of the Parish of Lochbroom, and use our collections in dynamic and creative ways for the inspiration, learning and enjoyment of our audiences.
Lost Inverlael Minecraft
Take a whistle stop tour of Inverlael, Lochbroom in the mid 1700s and see how history and be fun for everyone!
Video and Map by Adam Clarke (aka Wizard Keen for Ullapool Museum Trust)
Video and Map by Adam Clarke (aka Wizard Keen for Ullapool Museum Trust)
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Deconstructing Emigration: Legacies
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The last talk in our series invites Dr Karly Kehoe (St Mary's University), Roger Lewis, (Nova Scotia Museum), Dr Joanna Rodgers (UHI) and Susan Parker (McCulloch House Museum and Genealogy Centre) to discuss the legacies of emigration and what the future holds for the next generation.
Deconstructing Emigration: The Mi'kmaw Story
Просмотров 83Год назад
This year we are deepening our connections with Nova Scotia in Canada by creating series of talks looking at cross Atlantic emigration from Scotland to Canada from the 18th to 20th centuries, as part of commemoration for the 250th Anniversary of the hector Sailing from Lochbroom to Nova Scotia in 1773. Our second talk will look at the story of the native tribes that already called Nova Scotia h...
Deconstructing Emigration: The Migrant's Story
Просмотров 93Год назад
Dr John Reid and Dr Karly Kehoe of St Mary's University, Halifax, Nova Scotia talk to Ullapool Museum about the waves of migrants who crossed the Atlantic Ocean. Why did they go? What happened when they got there and how did if effect the native tribes.
Ghosts of Balblair
Просмотров 111Год назад
As part of our Lost Inverlael project we commissioned Ruairidh MacLean of Ullapool. Ruairidh's haunting rendition breathes life into the people, places and landscapes that e have been uncovering over the past two years.
How to pack fragile finds
Просмотров 77Год назад
Lachlan from Highland Archaeology Services, gives a demonstration at Lost Inverlael Community Finds Workshop on the proper way to package fragile finds.
TikTok Diary Surveying
Просмотров 11Год назад
Daily TikTok Diary showing the progress of the Lost Inverlael Excavations
Lost Inverlael: A' Lorg Baile Bhlàir Community Archaeology Project
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Lost Inverlael is a Community Archaeology Project, headed by Ullapool Museum. Bringing the past back to the community. Film by Will Hall Wildlife
Ullapool Museum Crowdfunder Community Engagement Fund
Просмотров 682 года назад
Covid 19 has left a £4000 hole in Ullapool Museum’s Community Engagement Fund. If we can’t replace these funds, we will not be able to plan our well loved outreach events. Events like our 'Take Over Day' That saw Ullapool Primary School Primary 6 run our Museum for a day in 2019. We hope to raise £4000 to help ensure we are able to continue to engage with our local community and visitiors to pr...
Lost Inverlael A 'Lorg Baile Bhlair Phase 1
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Lost Inverlael A 'Lorg Baile Bhlair Phase 1
Mary Catherine MacKenzie Gales of 1953
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Mary Catherine MacKenzie Gales of 1953
Ah Westminster stopped everything
This was great. I remember being up that way in the early 90's and seeing Russian factory ships there and further north.
The first ships to arrive in 1978 were 2 Russians and 3 Bulgarians. Of course this was not Ullapool's first klondyke, I understand that back in the 60s Polish vessels arrived to take herring. Before the decline of the herring very little mackerel was landed by Scottish vessels preferring to concentrate on the `Silver Darlings. As the fishery grew so did the number of factory ships along with this the size of the cathing vessels grew. There were a number of companies involved in the trade, in some cases the ships were just floating processors for the companies who then sold the finished product worldwide. Other ships were freezing mackerel for their home consumption. Conditions on board some of the ships went from basic to exceptional.
Spent a few weeks up there on Customs Cutter in early 1980s.
Interesting stuff, thanks for this. Watching from New Zealand.
We apologise for a small technical difficulty at the beginning and lost a minute or two of Michael's introduction.
Looks like you lost more thana minute or two!
It's all true. Glorious times. 😃
I live in australia now i crewed on yogis prawn trawler the corsair back then ,i grew up on Scoraig Thank you for this video of memories ,i just showed my Australian wife.
My great aunt used to teach in Scoraig School in the 1930’s, my people are from Durnamuck
@@paul1962uk thats awsome ,a woman by the name of Cathy dag lives on scoraig and collects history perhaps she might relish any anecdotes
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Всё правда. Наварились тогда местные очень круто, на советских лохах.
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Sorry 1984
1994
Loads of voices I can recognise ,I left there 26 years ago
Are you Paul who was bragging to me about the Honey-monster?
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Да-а, мощные фотки! Нахлынули воспоминания! Были когда то и мы рысаками! Мортрансфлот/Рефтрансфлот 1981-1991 годы.
I worked in the Mercury 78-79 remember these people well and the boats
Называли Алапуловка, возили на автобусе в инвернес,1992 год п/б Кронштадская Слава.
я тоже в тот рейс ходил, жил на негритянке
Great photos!Thanks for my memory!
Знакомые параходы..
Я там работал 👍👏😎⚓🦈
Happy days boarding these boats 24/7 to check their catches. When interviewing the skippers I was always asked questions about my lifestyle in the village. Do you have a car, washing machine etc. Remember helping one crew get a washing machine from Mike Kelly’s emporium down to the boat. Seeing the lifeboats the scariest thing was heading out the loch at night in the FPV at 30 knots with none of the lifeboats showing any lights. The stories I could tell 😂😂
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A few recognisable faces!
I remember the very strong smell of garlic when they came into Macdonalds 😂
Are the speakers Ullapool locals?
thuss I weep thuss I cry why my Gt grand dad left SCOTLAND BEHIND Lochbroom 1854.
My grandad, too 1880's