Professional Genealogist, with link to Mackenzie lands for sale at Inverbroom. (The lands of Mackenzie of Ballone, 4th son of the Tutor of Kintail.)

The Historic Highlanders are a Scottish cultural and educational organization.  Their objective is to preserve authentic Scottish heritage by researching and recreating elements of everyday life of Highland society from 1314 to 1746 (the battles of Bannockburn and Culloden respectively), and to share that information with the public through lectures and demonstration.

Each item is crafted by hand with a keen attention to detail. Also, each item is made from the very finest of materials from Europe and the United States. Our belt buckles are from Cornwall, England, our tartans are from Scotland, and our floral trims are from France, all brought together and handcrafted in Maine.

B. Donald McKenzie: Illustrates our services as professional photographers located in North Carolina

Luxury, NC log cabin, mountain, vacation rental resort with hot tub, fireplace, views, privacy, nature trails, romance, peace and quiet, in the mountains of NC - GA - TN. It's the perfect honeymoon, anniversary, or romantic mountain getaway...and all less than two hours north of Atlanta, GA.

Project to restore the famous Strathpeffer Pavilion, commissioned in the 19th century by the Countess of Cromartie. Clan MacKenzie Society Member (UK).

Highland Attire & Fashion Manufacturer ~ Rentals Available; Tartan Designers, Consultants & Yardage ~ Home of the Original Mary Washington Tartan ~ Bagpipes, Drums & Accessories ~ Irish Instruments; Unique Gifts, Jewelry & Weapons ~ Food Stuffs & Specialty Items

Prince Charlie Coatees, Argyles, and Kilt Jacket conversions for a fraction of the price. We convert Saxon formal wear and tweed jackets into the more appealing Scottish form. Turn a tail coat into a coatee, a tux into an Argyle, and a tweed jacket into a kilt jacket. Repairs, alterations, custom tailoring and sewing with a Scottish flare. Other products include kilts, flashes, garters, and other tartan apparel.

A non-profit pipe band and Gaelic arts society which was founded in the Boston area in 1995. Tulach Àrd is one of only two Grade II pipe bands in Massachusetts and was awarded the title of EUSPBA Season Champions (grade 2) for the 1999 season (tied for 2nd place in 2000 Season Championships.