Highland games Black & White Stock Photos
RME66D1J–Scottish Man, sitting on a Shooting Stick and Watching the events at the 2014 Aberfledy Show and Highland Games, Scotland.
RF2C8055C–Retro black and white style illustration of a Scot or Highlander putting the heavy stone or stone put participating in Scottish highland games on isol
RMGDJDEK–Pipers play at a Highland Games in Scotland, location unknown. c 1935.Photograph by Tony Henshaw
RMPGYJ9R–Drumore Loch and abandoned boat house, Perth and Kinross, The Scottish Highlands, Scotland, UK, GB.
RFW8KK33–Fergus, Ontario, Canada - 08 11 2018: Over 20 Pipe bands paricipated in the Pipe Band contest held by Pipers and Pipe Band Society of Ontario during F
RM2RB74AD–Oban, Scotland: c. 1928 R. K. Starkey of Stirling tosses the caber on the opening day of the Argyllshire Highland gathering.
RMG55H6X–Wrestling - Highland Games - Braemar, Scotland. Two of the wrestlers during the wrestling event at the Braemar Highland Games
RM2RJ4EMP–A late 19th century black and white photograph showing The Birnam Highland games near Dunkeld in Scotland.
RM2FME5G3–1956, historical, at a highland games, a male competitor taking part in a Scottish version on the pole vault, Scotland, UK. The first modern Highland games was held in Inverness in 1822, organised by The Northern Meeting Society.
RMCBN804–Man in traditional kilt wool outfit at the Highland Tatoo games in quaint town of Inverness Scotland in the Highlands
RM2BTPAGN–Aboyne Highland Games . Lord and Lady Glentanar and the Marquess of Huntly . 13 September 1928
RMGDJDEJ–Cars parked at a Highland Games in Scotland, location unknown. c 1935. Photograph by Tony Henshaw
RFW79PGC–Fergus, Ontario, Canada - 08 11 2018: Pipers of the Pipes and Drums band paricipating in the Pipe Band contest held by Pipers and Pipe Band Society of
RMB44TH1–Prince Charles and Princess Diana September 1983 Royalty at the Braemar for the Highland games
RMB44TGX–Prince Charles and Princess Diana September 1981 Royalty at the Braemar for the Highland games
RM2G89D2T–1956, historical, at a highland games, outside in a field, three men carrying the caber, a long, heavy, tapered wooden pole, that is tossed in the traditional athletic games event, the caber toss. Between 16-20 in length, the pole is usually made from a Larch tree.
![The National Rifle Association prize meeting at Wimbledon: diversions of the camp - the Highland Games, 1865. View of '...the Highland games of the London Scottish corps...which afforded so much diversion to many of the volunteers and of the ladies and gentlemen who visited their camp'. From "Illustrated London News", 1865. Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2X21WFA/the-national-rifle-association-prize-meeting-at-wimbledon-diversions-of-the-camp-the-highland-games-1865-view-of-the-highland-games-of-the-london-scottish-corpswhich-afforded-so-much-diversion-to-many-of-the-volunteers-and-of-the-ladies-and-gentlemen-who-visited-their-camp-from-quotillustrated-london-newsquot-1865-2X21WFA.jpg "The National Rifle Association prize meeting at Wimbledon: diversions of the camp - the Highland Games, 1865. View of '...the Highland games of the London Scottish corps...which afforded so much diversion to many of the volunteers and of the ladies and gentlemen who visited their camp'. From "Illustrated London News", 1865. Stock Photo")
RM2X21WFA–The National Rifle Association prize meeting at Wimbledon: diversions of the camp - the Highland Games, 1865. View of '...the Highland games of the London Scottish corps...which afforded so much diversion to many of the volunteers and of the ladies and gentlemen who visited their camp'. From "Illustrated London News", 1865.
RM2AR8W5Y–Scotland - The Highlands Spectators at the Highland Games, a nineteenth century continuation of traditional clan games from the Highlands of Scotland Date: 1934 Location: Great Britain Keywords: public, rocks
RM2J2CKWH–Wrestling at the Highland Games, a 19th century continuation of traditional clan games from the Highlands of Scotland ca: 1934
RM2HX50BB–Olympic Stars Sign Up -- These little Highland dancers claimed autographs from Olympic Gold Medalists Yvette Williams of New Zealand (long jump), at left, and Australian Shirley Strickland (80 metres hurdles), during the annual City of Edinburgh Highland Games, staged at Murrayfield Rugby Ground. August 25, 1952.
RMG4RE4J–Queen Elizabeth II, the Duke of Edinburgh, the Queen Mother, Prince of Wales, and Prince Edward are greeted on arrival at the Gathering of the Braemar Royal Highland Society for the Braemar Games at the Princess Royal and Duke of Fife Memorial Park.
RFW96M8P–Fergus, Ontario, Canada - 08 11 2018: Drummers of the Durham Regional Police Pipes and Drums band participating in the Pipe Band contest held by Piper
RM2X1MEF2–THE SOLDIER MAGAZINE IN HAMBURG - The edtior and the artist discuss the make-up of the proposed Highland Games feature page, British Army of the Rhine
RM2GXC2FC–Queen Elizabeth II, Prince Edward and Queen Elizabeth, the Queen Mother attend the Braemar Highland Games on Scotland on September 01, 1975
RMDY0W82–Men's vault, Highland Society's Caledonian Games, Sydney Showground, 1 January 1935 by Sam Hood
RMB44TGP–Prince Charles and Princess Diana September 1981 Royalty at the Braemar for the Highland games
RM2FME6YD–1956, a competitor at a highland games about to toss the caber, Scotland, UK. A traditional and well-loved athletic event at a Scottish highland games, the 'caber toss' involves a competitor tossing a long, heavy pole so that it turns end over end. Usually made from a Larch tree, and up to 20 feet in length, the caber is stood upright and then lifted up and tossed, not thrown. Caber is the Gaelic word for pole. Devised by Scottish woodsmen, the caber toss was first recorded in 1574, at a military meet as toss 'ye barr', when clan warriors tested their physical strength in sporting contests.
RMB5E366–1st Battalion the Seaforth Highlanders. Seen here competing in the Foursome Reel competition at the Regimental highland games. The judges in foreground. June 1929 P001865
![The Gathering of the Highland Clans at Braemar Castle, in the presence of the Prince and Princess of Wales, 1864. Engraving from a sketch by Mr. Colebrooke Stockdale, of the '...annual muster of the sturdy Highlandmen for their favourite athletic sports and feats of strength or skill...The chief interest lay in the competition for the prizes open to "all comers"...Donald Dinnie...sent the stone over 28 ft. 8 in., and threw the hammer 84 ft. 4 in. The tossing of the caber was, however, the most interesting of any of the competitions; and in this the renowned Donald came off victorious Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2WRGTMJ/the-gathering-of-the-highland-clans-at-braemar-castle-in-the-presence-of-the-prince-and-princess-of-wales-1864-engraving-from-a-sketch-by-mr-colebrooke-stockdale-of-the-annual-muster-of-the-sturdy-highlandmen-for-their-favourite-athletic-sports-and-feats-of-strength-or-skillthe-chief-interest-lay-in-the-competition-for-the-prizes-open-to-quotall-comersquotdonald-dinniesent-the-stone-over-28-ft-8-in-and-threw-the-hammer-84-ft-4-in-the-tossing-of-the-caber-was-however-the-most-interesting-of-any-of-the-competitions-and-in-this-the-renowned-donald-came-off-victorious-2WRGTMJ.jpg "The Gathering of the Highland Clans at Braemar Castle, in the presence of the Prince and Princess of Wales, 1864. Engraving from a sketch by Mr. Colebrooke Stockdale, of the '...annual muster of the sturdy Highlandmen for their favourite athletic sports and feats of strength or skill...The chief interest lay in the competition for the prizes open to "all comers"...Donald Dinnie...sent the stone over 28 ft. 8 in., and threw the hammer 84 ft. 4 in. The tossing of the caber was, however, the most interesting of any of the competitions; and in this the renowned Donald came off victorious Stock Photo")
RM2WRGTMJ–The Gathering of the Highland Clans at Braemar Castle, in the presence of the Prince and Princess of Wales, 1864. Engraving from a sketch by Mr. Colebrooke Stockdale, of the '...annual muster of the sturdy Highlandmen for their favourite athletic sports and feats of strength or skill...The chief interest lay in the competition for the prizes open to "all comers"...Donald Dinnie...sent the stone over 28 ft. 8 in., and threw the hammer 84 ft. 4 in. The tossing of the caber was, however, the most interesting of any of the competitions; and in this the renowned Donald came off victorious
RM2J0K6TM–The Royal family share a joke with Geoff Capes as they attend the Braemar Highland Games in Scotland. Left to right are: The Queen Mother, Queen Elizabeth II, Princess Diana, Prince Charles and Geoff Capes. 4th September 1982.
RMP9KC8K–265 SLNSW 43462 Two Highland pipers talking together at the Highland Societys Caledonian Games
RM2BTPAGF–Aboyne Highland Games . Viscount and Viscountess Dunedin and their dog Sholi . . 13 September 1928
RM2BWAGC9–At the Highland Games at Inverness , Scotland ; Lady Marjorie Mackenzie and Mr Seton Gordon 23 September 1923
RM2J2CM3J–Spectators at the Highland Games, a nineteenth century continuation of traditional clan games from the highlands of Scotland ca: 1934
RM2APWYAG–Scotland - The Highlands Parade of bagpipes during the Highland Games, a nineteenth century continuation of traditional clan games from the Highlands of Scotland Date: 1934 Location: Great Britain, Scotland Keywords: bagpipes
RM2GC49WF–HIGHLAND GAMES ROYALS ATTEND HIGHLAND GAMES IN BRAEMAR, SCOTLAND - PRINCE CHARLES AND PRINCESS ANNE ; 6 SEPTEMBER 1963
RFW79PTE–Fergus, Ontario, Canada - 08 11 2018: Over 20 Pipe bands paricipated in the Pipe Band contest held by Pipers and Pipe Band Society of Ontario during F
RM2BW224K–Pipers and kilted clans men invaded Ranelegh club, advanced to compete in the first Highland gathering held in London for many years. James Anderson of Dundee, one of Scotland's outstanding hammer throwers competing at the Highland games. 29 September 1937.
RMG4RE4H–Queen Elizabeth II, the Duke of Edinburgh, the Queen Mother, Prince of Wales, and Prince Edward are greeted on arrival at the Gathering of the Braemar Royal Highland Society for the Braemar Games at the Princess Royal and Duke of Fife Memorial Park.
RMB4TR6M–Prince Charles Princess Diana and The Queen September 1981 Royalty at the Braemar for the Highland games
RMEC81DY–The Duke and Duchess of York (later King George VI and Queen Elizabeth) together with their daughter Princess Elizabeth and Princess Margret at the Highland games at Braemar, Scotland in 1934.
RMP9KC8T–265 SLNSW 43465 Two Highlanders clink their glasses of beer at the Highland Societys Caledonian Games
RMKF9KJW–43465 Two Highlanders clink their glasses of beer at the Highland Societys Caledonian Games
RM2J2CM46–Spectators at the Highland Games, a nineteenth century continuation of traditional clan games from the highlands of Scotland ca: 1934
RM2APY2BK–Scotland - The Highlands Wrestling during the Highland Games, a nineteenth century continuation of traditional clan games from the Highlands of Scotland Date: 1934 Location: Great Britain, Scotland Keywords: folk culture
RM2J8968D–''The Highland Games--Hundredth Anniversary at Inverness Scotland', 1888. From, 'The Graphic. An Illustrated Weekly Newspaper Volume 38. July to December, 1888'.
RFW8PA6R–Fergus, Ontario, Canada - 08 11 2018: Piper of the Hamilton Police Pipes and Drums band paricipating in the Pipe Band contest held by Pipers and Pipe
RM2BW2257–Pipers and kilted clans men invaded Ranelegh club, advanced to compete in the first Highland gathering held in London for many years. James Anderson of Dundee, one of Scotland's outstanding hammer throwers competing at the Highland games. 29 September 1937.
RM2R8T4FR–The King And Queen Attend Braemar Gathering - Left to right: Princess Alexandra of Kent, the Duke of Kent, Marchioness of Aberdeen and Temair, H.M. The Queen (wearing a skirt of Hunting Stet Tartan with dark blue tweed jacket), H.M.The King, also in Highland, dress, and Captain Alwyne A. Compton, of Invercauld, watching the Games. The King and Queen - holidaying in Scotland - attended the Braemar Gathering, the famous Scottish sports meeting and which this year attracted nearly 30,000 spectators including many visitors from abroad. September 9, 1948. (Photo by Sport & General Press Agency…
RM2AFREMN–. Highland Echo 1915-1925. ome of the Middle Westernschools are passing rules that noco-ed may have a date at the games. —Exchange. France is looking to the UnitedStates for coaches to train herathletes for the coming Olympicgames. —Exchange The senior girls at Colorado AgCollege, have placed a ban on thefreshman girls having so manydates. Sophs and Juniors come infor their share of the restrictions,too. —Press Dispatch. Lives of seniors all remind usWe should do our best;And, departing, leave behind usNote books that will help therest. —The Wild Cat. Horseshoe pitching is one of thenew sports
RMG7G32N–Royalty - 1986 Commonwealth Games Opening - Duke of Edinburgh - Meadowbank Stadium - Edinburgh, Scotland
RMPDRWP1–161 SLNSW 43462 Two Highland pipers talking together at the Highland Societys Caledonian Games
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