F - Fraserburgh
![Fraserburgh harbour. A harbour with many small sail boats. In the foreground two boats crewed by men in dark clothing sail towards the viewer. Fraserburgh harbour. A harbour with many small sail boats. In the foreground two boats crewed by men in dark clothing sail towards the viewer.](https://exhibitions.abdn.ac.uk/university-collections/files/fullsize/4e78cdb917ad26c127aa2c8dfa66f126.jpg)
![Victoria Street, Fraserburgh. A long wide street lined with small two storey stone houses, with a church at the end. Victoria Street, Fraserburgh. A long wide street lined with small two storey stone houses, with a church at the end.](https://exhibitions.abdn.ac.uk/university-collections/files/fullsize/ce8dc89945cd5ffb6b2ec15d868d5fc4.jpg)
Fraserburgh
Founded in 1592, it was once known as Faithlie; locals know it as The Broch. One of the main fishing centres and harbours in Scotland.
Founded in 1592, it was once known as Faithlie; locals know it as The Broch. One of the main fishing centres and harbours in Scotland.