Colour photograph of Lachie Maclean, Vaul, and Hector Brown, Balephuil.
L-R: Lachie Maclean, Vaul, and Hector Brown, Balephuil, in the 1990s.
2001.84.8
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1997.222.1
Blueprint of Vaul Golf Course.
Blueprint of Vaul Golf Course at a scale of 1:2,500, giving the names of each hole and dated 29/11/1911.
1997.222.2
Print of blueprint of Vaul Golf Course, 1911
Print of digitised copy of the original blueprint map of Vaul Golf Course dated 1911. Copy made in March 2011.
1997.222.3
Digitised copy of Vaul Golf Course blueprint 1911 on DVD
DVD containing digitised image of the original blueprint map of Vaul Golf Course, 1911. Digitised in March 2011.
1997.222.4
Framed copy of the blueprint of Vaul Golf Course, 1911
Framed print of the original blueprint map of Vaul Golf Course dated 1911. Made in 2011 on the centenary of the golf course.
1997.221.10
Ordnance Survey map, sheet NM04NW, 1:10,000.
Map of Balephetrish, the Reef, Orisgal, Scarinish, Gott, Kirkapol and Vaul showing contour lines, roads and paths, boundaries, townships and buildings, bridges and cattle grids, rivers and drains, sites of antiquities, vegetation and rock features.
1997.221.11
Ordnance Survey map, sheet NM04NE, 1:10,000.
Map of Vaul, Salum, Caoles, Milton, Brock, Ruaig and Kirkapol showing contour lines, roads and paths, boundaries, townships and buildings, bridges and cattle grids, rivers and drains, sites of antiquities, vegetation and rock features.
2002.167.4
Black and white photograph of Margaret MacKinnon`s wedding c. 1920s or 30s.
Margaret MacKinnon’s wedding held in the barn at Dun Mor, Vaul in the late 1920s or early 30s.
Back row: Margaret MacKinnon (5th right), Charlie MacKinnon (4th right), Iain MacKinnon (3rd right).
1997.215.8
Ordnance Survey map sheet LXV.
Map of the eastern areas of Tiree from Baugh in the south to the Ringing Stone in the north, at a scale of 6 inches to the mile (1:10,560).
1997.215.13
Ordnance Survey map sheet LXV & LXXIX.
Map of the eastern areas of Tiree from Baugh in the south to the Ringing Stone in the north, at a scale of 6 inches to the mile (1:10,560).