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The opening of Fraserburgh Academy on September 20th 1962. Crowds wait the arrival of Princess Margaret and Lord Snowdon . 🎥
A bike parade which took place to celebrate the coronation of King George VI and Queen Elizabeth in 1937. 🎥
Excited crowds gather on Mid Street as Santa arrives on a horse drawn cart at Benzie & Miller. 🎥
Jim Duthie, born in 1898, lived through many different eras of and changes within the fishing industry. 🎥🎤
Bill Smith, fishing boat skipper from Rosehearty, talks about working on the Dundarg. 🎥🎤
Interview with Andrew Strachan, born September 1898, about his days on board sail boats and steam drifters. 🎥🎤
Fisherman at Fraserburgh discussing the changes in the fishing industry over the years and the demise of the herring industry. 🎥
Bill McDonald talks about the days of coal powered drifters and working at Fraserburgh Harbour during this era. 🎥
Interview with fisherman and one time convener of Fraserburgh harbour, George Sutherland. 🎥
Jessie Buchan talks about her life as a herring gutter and her time spent working in Yarmouth. 🎥🎤
Interview with Jim Slater a one time chairman of the Scottish Pelagic Producers Association who was awarded an MBE in 1995 for services to the fishing industry 🎥
Short clip shot on board the Philorth upon returning to Fraserburgh harbour following a successful trip to sea. 🎥
Footage of Russian ships off the coast of Fraserburgh shot from Broadsea and a trip on board, leaving from Fraserburgh harbour. 🎥
Bill McDonald talks about the days of coal powered drifters and working at Fraserburgh Harbour during this era. 🎥
Bill Smith, fishing boat skipper from Rosehearty, talks about working on the Dundarg. 🎥🎤
Fisherman filmed at Fraserburgh harbour mending his nets and talking about the then state of the industry. 🎥
Fisherman at Fraserburgh discussing the changes in the fishing industry over the years and the demise of the herring industry. 🎥
Interview with fisherman and one time convener of Fraserburgh harbour, George Sutherland. 🎥
Flight Lieutenant J Buchan talks about his time during WWII and being involved in a crash during his service. 🎥
Interview with Jack Pressley about the music played by himself and members of his family. 🎥🎤
Jessie Buchan talks about her life as a herring gutter and her time spent working in Yarmouth. 🎥🎤
Jim Duthie, born in 1898, lived through many different eras of and changes within the fishing industry. 🎥🎤
Interview with Major Charles Fraser who was integral in establishing the Fraserburgh Home Guard during WWII. 🎥🎤
Short clip shot on board the Philorth upon returning to Fraserburgh harbour following a successful trip to sea. 🎥
Footage of Russian ships off the coast of Fraserburgh shot from Broadsea and a trip on board, leaving from Fraserburgh harbour. 🎥
Fraserburgh resident, Norman Fordyce, takes Jim Taylor on a tour of the town, recounting the places which were bombed during WWII 🎥
Interview with Albert Davidson, a cooper from Fraserburgh who worked in the herring trade. 🎥🎤
Interview with Andrew Strachan, born September 1898, about his days on board sail boats and steam drifters. 🎥🎤
Fisherman, possibly from Banff, talks about the then state of the fishing industry. Filmed at Fraserburgh harbour. 🎥
Robbie Tait who worked for many years in the fishing industry and owned his own successful curing company which sold fish in markets around the UK 🎥
Flight Lieutenant J Buchan talks about his time during WWII and being involved in a crash during his service. 🎥
Interview with Major Charles Fraser who was integral in establishing the Fraserburgh Home Guard during WWII. 🎥🎤
General views of Fraserburgh harbour, possibly shot during the 1960s showing a sailboat/yacht entering the mouth of the harbour. 🎥
Naming ceremony for the new Fraserburgh lifeboat , the ‘John and Charles Kennedy’ in 1937 🎥
Short clip shot on board the Philorth upon returning to Fraserburgh harbour following a successful trip to sea. 🎥
General views filmed around Fraserburgh town centre in the 1960s. Various shops and frontages are shown. 🎥
General views of Kinnaird Head featuring the lighthouse and the wine tower. Possibly shot during the 1950s. 🎥
General views filmed around Fraserburgh town centre in the late 1950s/early 1960s. Various shops and frontages are shown. 🎥
Footage of Fraserburgh’s ceremony celebrating the Coronation of Queen Elizabeth II in 1953. 🎥
Naming ceremony for the new Fraserburgh lifeboat , the ‘John and Charles Kennedy’ in 1937 🎥
Delivery of essential supplies to Pennan in 1947 by boat after if was cut off by bad winter weather. 🎥
Short clip of Maggie Strachan (Breadsie’s Maggie) who became the town crier for Inverallochy in 1939 🎥📰
A short clip showing a working farm, possibly from the 1950s and possibly shot on the outskirts of Fraserburgh. 🎥
Delivery of essential supplies to Pennan in 1947 by boat after if was cut off by bad winter weather. 🎥
Various short clips of old St Combs featuring walks and footage of Charles Street from the 1940s. 🎥
Footage of Fraserburgh’s ceremony celebrating the Coronation of Queen Elizabeth II in 1953. 🎥
Naming ceremony for the new Fraserburgh lifeboat , the ‘John and Charles Kennedy’ in 1937 🎥
A bike parade which took place to celebrate the coronation of King George VI and Queen Elizabeth in 1937. 🎥
Excited crowds gather on Mid Street as Santa arrives on a horse drawn cart at Benzie & Miller. 🎥