Colour photograph of a demonstration of ploughing using Clydesdale horses at an Agricultural Show in 1999. Those identified include Roddy MacKay (filming), Donald MacIntyre, Angus MacLean.
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2018.54.23
Colour photograph of a demonstration of horse-drawn ploughing at the Agricultural Show in 1999. Among those identified are John Alec MacDonald, Rena MacKinnon, Lachie MacKinnon, Donald MacIntyre, Angus MacLean, Neil MacArthur, Julie Worsley, Lachie MacFadyen, Roddy MacKay.
2013.148.7
2013.148.8
2013.35.1
2013.10.1
Booklet `Horses of the Two Harvests` 2010
Booklet describing the importance of horses and horse-breeding, particularly before WWII. Researched by Dr John Holliday for a summer exhibition at An Iodhlann.
2012.125.2
Photograph of the cattle show at Crossapol Mart in 1966
Black & white photograph of the annual agricultural show at Crossapol farm on 27 July 1966. Shows wooden livestock pens in the foreground and Clydesdale horses in the background. A pale flag with a dark central disc is flying over the secretaries hut.
2012.118.1
Photograph of Mary Flora MacDonald with her new Clydesdale horse in 2012.
Colour photograph of Mary Flora MacDonald, Balemartine, with her grand-daughter Kara, in their trap being pulled by `Major` the Clydesdale horse on the Balephuil road in July 2012. Taken by Margie Brown, Salum. (oringinal stored in filing cabinet 9 drawer 3)
2012.112.1
Colour photographic slides of Tiree scenes/people from 1950-1980
Eight colour slides (card mounted) of scenes from Tiree 1964-1979. Three colour slides (glass mounted) of people and horses at a cattle show in 1956. Slip of paper with handwritten notes about some of the slides. Annotations include: Flora`s Mum & Dad? – 1965; D & Nan MacLean 8/79; Ian Brown, Balephuil and horse; cattle show; 12/64 Pier Head Calum Salum, `Ian`, Don McIntyre; 21/64 Old Post Office – new van; Cattle Show, Alex McNeil, 1956; 24 Old Post Office, 4 vans & 3 postmen; 35/64 Donald Lamont, landing off Claymore; Donald MacLean and `Morag`; “To the Lean-To”.