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| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| CITADEL SHIPBUILDING YARD | Citadel Shipbuilding Yard Citadel Shipbuilding Yard Citadel Shipbuilding Yard For Shipbuilding For Shipbuilding For Shipbuilding For Shipbuilding Shipbuilding |
R. Stewart Shipbuilder A. P. Hay, Clerk to the Harbour Trustees & Co. Colin Davidson Inverness Directory Emperial Encyclopaedia Sullivan's English Dictionary |
004 | Shipbuilding has been carried on in the yard for the last five years & Previous to that the place now occupied by Walkers Saw Mill was a Shipbuilding yard and at a still more remote period the business was carried on where Millers Steam Yard now stands. It would appear from Tytler's History of Scotland that so far back as the middle of the 13th Century Inverness was noted for its excellent shipbuilders. |
| SLAUGHTERHOUSES [Inverness] | Slaughter-houses Slaughter-houses Slaughter-houses Slaughterhouses |
Inverness Directory Tablet in Office of Slaughter-houses Sullivan's English Dictionary Webster's Dictionary |
004 | This building erected in 1858 by the Town of Inverness, is let yearly but subject to the supervision of an Inspector appointed by the Town Council. It is clean and in good repair. |
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