Records for civilian staff at Royal Naval Base, Invergordon

[clairemmain]

Just wondering if anybody's had any luck requesting records for staff at the RN Base at Invergordon, or similar bases.  Specifically, I'm talking about non-enlisted / civilian staff - in this case a timekeeper - for the period of WWI and immediately after.

I'm aware that Kew have Navy files for this period, but I've not seen anything to suggest it would include base / civilian staff.  Any advice?

[ev]

Found this-
https://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/help-with-your-research/research-guides/royal-naval-dockyard-staff/


ev

[clairemmain]

Clearly I've not had my morning coffee if I missed that!  Thank you so much ev

EDIT: Unfortunately, it does not seem to include Invergordon.  Does anyone have any further pointers?

[ev]

Not sure if you have looked through this -
https://canmore.org.uk/site/107073/invergordon-royal-naval-dockyard

Might not give you what your after , but there are lot of images of the dockyard including civilians.
https://canmore.org.uk/site/107073/invergordon-royal-naval-dockyard#site-images


ev

Added-
https://www.invergordonmuseum.co.uk/ ?

[clairemmain]

I saw that, the photos are fantastic!  Unfortunately, very few of them are captioned and I don't have any other photos of the man in question to compare.  There's one photo with a man wearing a very prominent fob watch in addition to his pocket watch, and I'd be inclined to assume he's a timekeeper but that's mostly wishful thinking!

[Forfarian]

Unfortunately, it does not seem to include Invergordon.  Does anyone have any further pointers?

You could ask Highland Archives if they know of any such records. https://www.highlifehighland.com/highland-archive-centre/

[clairemmain]

Good shout, will contact them next week.  Thank you!