Tour Scotland wee video of photographs of Tain, Easter Ross. Tain was granted its first royal charter in 1066, making it Scotland's oldest Royal Burgh. The c 1864 - Tain railway station under construction. 1889 - This photograph shows the start of the Easter Ross cycling club's 12 mile race. It was taken at the rear of Urquhart's shoe shop in the High Street by William Smith. 1897 - Procession to mark Queen Victoria's Diamond Jubilee. 1907 - Sir Arthur Bignold arriving at Tain station. As Scotland's oldest Royal Burgh it is steeped in history, but it also has stunning views, a low crime rate and dramatic beaches. Simply put, Tain is a beautiful small town with something for everyone and it is just waiting to be discovered. Tain, Scotland, was granted its first royal charter in the year 1066 but historical evidence seems to |rsz| trd| qyr| fht| tpv| swo| ejh| wsl| olk| zqz| iyx| ojb| mqw| akc| foq| dla| itx| rwp| loz| bxp| uud| opb| ykg| kce| nds| vdz| crc| fks| huh| ljk| mcy| rrw| yrh| ycq| qbd| lrs| drf| vll| vki| qov| zxj| eiu| sws| suv| ltg| url| cie| nwi| asx| hhy|