HPA035 Willie Moodie. Call-up 1939 RAF
HPA036 David Moodie. Call-up 1914 Seaforth Highlanders
HPA037 RAF Whalehead 1942 (RCAHMS)
HPA038 RAF Whalehead 1942 (RCAHMS)
HPA042 RAF Whalehead. Radar Station
HPA043 RAF Whalehead. Radar Station
HPA045
HPA048 RAF Whalehead Camp 1954. Bombed twice in WWII. Closed 1951 (Sandy Wylie)
HPA098 The Brickie Hut, Sanday (control centre for the dummy airfield, WWII)
HPA099 The Mortuary, RAF Whale Head Camp
HPA102 Radar masts from the sea. Andrew Wilson in his yawl “Lizzie”
HPA104 Mast footings, Relief Radar Station, Lettan
HPA105 Power House, RAF Whale Head
HPA106 Stand-by power. RAF Whale Head
HPA108
HPA110 Home Guard, Sanday
Names and details are available
HPA111 Relief Radar Station, Lettan
HPA125 Norwegian skiff (WWII)
HPA128 Gun in foreground thought to be from Destroyer B98. Now at Lyness (A. Lee)
HPA129 William Towrie, Clickimin Seaforth Highlanders killed in action 1918
HPA162 John Muir
HPA163 Robina Hay in NAAFI uniform
HPA176 2nd Sub-Lt. Muir (1914 - 18)
HPA185 Taken at Kinghorn July 1939
Back Row: John Hay, John Muir, Jim Work
Front Row: David Matches, William Muir (killed Italy
1944), John Muir
Front Row: David Matches, William Muir (killed Italy
1944), John Muir
HPA187 Sanday Territorial Army. Kinghorn, July 1939
Back Row: John Baikie, David Rousay, Jim Foubister, John Muir, Peter Fotheringham, David Matches, Alfred
Moodie
Middle Row: John Sinclair, David Learmonth, John Hay, James Work, Hugh Walls, Douglas Flynn
Front Row: John Muir, William Muir, David Bews
Moodie
Middle Row: John Sinclair, David Learmonth, John Hay, James Work, Hugh Walls, Douglas Flynn
Front Row: John Muir, William Muir, David Bews
HPA251 Sanday Volunteers pre 1914
HPA273 Sanday T.A. erecting gun at Colliness (WWI)
HPA275 B98 at Lopness, grounded 1919
HPA278 William Towrie & Andrew Muir
HPA279 Sitting: Corporal David Drever (Royal Garrison Artillery), died 1919
HPA282 George Lennie, Howland. Otago Light Infantry, NZ, WW1. Killed in France
HPA286 HMS Goldfinch, wrecked at Start Point 1915/1919 (Orkney Image Library)
HPA299 Pte. James Brown, Gordon Highlanders, Stove
HPA300 Pte. Magnus Brown, Gordon Highlanders, Stove
HPA301 William Learmonth, deck hand R.N.R
HPA302 Pte. Wm.M. Sinclair, Seaforth Highlanders, Norh Myre
HPA303 Pte. John Moodie, H.L.I Hammarbrake Hill
HPA305 Pvt. William Tulloch, Newark. Seaforth Highlanders
HPA306 Pte. J. K. Moodie, Isegarth. King’s Own Scottish Borderers
HPA307 Pte. William Robson, Scar. Seaforth Highlanders
HPA308 Pte. Peter Fotheringhame, Templehall, 3rd Australian Brigade of Infantry
HPA310 Taken on Sanday 1914-1918
HPA311 Pte. G. F. Paul, Backaskaill. 47th Battalion Canadian Expeditionary Force
HPA312 Acting Lieut. Jas. Towrie Muir, R.N.R. D.S.C
HPA323 Fraser Horne, Territorials WWII
HPA329 Tommy Dearness, Nouster
HPA375 Scuthvie Telegraph Cable house (WWI)
HPA376 ORAC at Millbrae, Scar 1917
HPA377 Hair cutting at Scar (WWI)
HPA398 David Drever, centre back with drum (WW1)
HPA412 Colliness Battery (Victorian)
HPA412 Colliness Battery (Victorian)
HPA413
HPA413a
HPA417 2 Sanday men in uniform
HPA438
HPA455 WWII
David Matches, Alfred Moodie, James Moodie,John Sinclair
HPA470 Radar Station, Lopness
HPA557 James Peace, Sanday Volunteers
HPA694 Pte James Fea (ANZAC) right, killed 1918
HPA695 Pte James Fea (ANZAC) left, killed 1918
HPA702 Alfred John Walls (Sanday). ‘Doric Star’, sunk by ‘Graf Spee’
HPA710 Remembrance Day 2018 (100 years after end of WWI)
HPA712 Removal of radar towers, Lopness, 1954 Willie Clyne (Stronsay)
HPA713
HPA714 Bob Scott
HPA715
HPA716
HPA717
HPA718
HPA719
HPA720
HPA778 William Muir, Roo. Killed in WW1
HPA812 David King
