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Wick Heritage Museum set for January 2 open day


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Three generations posing for an old-style photo in the replica Johnston studio at the 2019 New Year open day: Carol Robinson with her daughter Kirsten and her parents Liz and Dennis Henderson. Picture: Fergus Mather
Three generations posing for an old-style photo in the replica Johnston studio at the 2019 New Year open day: Carol Robinson with her daughter Kirsten and her parents Liz and Dennis Henderson. Picture: Fergus Mather

WICK Heritage Museum will welcome visitors on January 2 for its now traditional New Year open day.

The centre in Bank Row will be open from 11am to 4pm and entry is free.

Special attractions include the photographic collection from McDonald Photographers first seen during gala week and a display of traditional hand-knitted ganseys by Gordon Reid.

There will be an opportunity to have your photo taken in the replica Johnston studio, in period costume, courtesy of the Johnston photographic team.

Various musicians will play throughout the day and there will be Wick Voices oral history presentations.

The Wick Society boat section’s historic ship award will be on display.

Ian Leith, chairman of the Wick Society, said: "Dust off the New Year’s Day cobwebs and come along for a catch-up with friends."

Camilla Elder was one of the local musicians who performed last time. Picture: Alan Hendry
Camilla Elder was one of the local musicians who performed last time. Picture: Alan Hendry
Three queens at Wick Heritage Museum's New Year open day in 2019: Lynsey Bremner (Wick herring queen 2009), Ray Richard (Wick herring queen in 1949) and Nancy Nicolson (Wick gala queen 1964). Picture: Alf Gunn
Three queens at Wick Heritage Museum's New Year open day in 2019: Lynsey Bremner (Wick herring queen 2009), Ray Richard (Wick herring queen in 1949) and Nancy Nicolson (Wick gala queen 1964). Picture: Alf Gunn

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