| Description | Black and white photographs of:
unidentified members of the Deeside Field Club at the Highland boundary stone erected by the Club, 1964. Photograph produced by Scotpics News and Film Service, Aberdeen;
Fenton Wyness and others standing next to the Highland boundary stone at Deeside: Wyness has his hand on the stone, Photograph produced by Scotpics News and Film Service, Aberdeen;
memorial plaque to General Sir John Forbes of Inverernan. Photograph produced by Aberdeen Journals Limited;
black and white postcard of Dunottar Castle;
landscape view of unidentified glen with river, trees, hills;
exterior view of unidentified country house and gardens. Photograph produced by Aberdeen Journals Limited;
group photograph of Deeside Field Club members, congregated on the lawn outside a partially ivy-covered country house. Photograph produced by Laing's Studios, Forfar;
group photograph of Deeside Field Club members seated and standing on an unidentified lawn. Photograph produced by Laing's Studios, Forfar;.
Deeside Field Club members enjoying a walk in unidentified gardens. Photograph produced by Laing's Studios, Forfar;
male members of the Deeside Field Club standing next to an unknown cairn;
exterior group shot with two men shaking hands. Photograph produced by Aberdeen Bon Accord and Northern Pictorial;
Clach-Na-Cuimhne stone, erected by the Club in 1956, with saltire flag attached. Members of the Deeside Field Club are sitting on either side of the stone;.
members of Deeside Field Club standing around the Highland boundary stone, including Mrs. E. J. Macwilliam and Mr. Fenton Wyness are standing to the right of the stone. Mrs Macwilliam is speaking into a megaphone;
coloured photographs of Mrs E J Macwilliam sitting in a garden, in two of the photographs she is accompanied by another elderly woman. |