Welcome to Wick Voices

A project started in 2016 by members of the Wick Society, Wick Voices has taken on a life of its own over the subsequent years. Now boasting hundreds of recordings that have been enjoyed getting on for half a million times, Wick Voices continues to grow whilst preserving a window on Wick's evolving history for future generations.

If you enjoy Wick Voices then register now to keep favourites, leave comments, be notified when new recordings are added, and other benefits. Registration will also give you full access to our Wick Society and Johnston Collection websites.

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Johnston Collection

The Johnston Collection represents the work of three generations of Caithness photographers who captured images of life in and around the area between 1863 and 1975. They are now held in trust by the Wick Society.

Wick Society

Since 1971, the Wick Society has striven to protect and promote Wick's history. Please come along and view our displays for an amazing look back into the past of this historic town.

Wick Voices news

I owe a lot to Wick Players, says Glenna as she gives an insight into her acting career2 years ago - by Alan Hendry

My great-great-grandmother would chain herself to railings2 years ago - by Alan Hendry

Sounds like science3 years ago - by Doreen Leith

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