Photocopy of letter from Miss M. MacDonald, Sackhill, Ruaig dated 12/5/1947.
Confirmation of holiday booking at Sackhill at the rate of 10 shillings per day full board.
1997.80.1
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1997.81.1
Photocopy of notice under the Cinematograph Act, 1909.
Notice to the County Clerk that inflammable films are to be used in Coll and Tiree.
1997.61.2
Handwritten translation into English of article in the Scotsman `Faidhean is faidhean-breige` by Niall Brownlie.
English translation of article in the Scotsman (1997.61.1) about the prophet John MacLean of Hough.
1997.50.2
Documents and letter re the medical studies of Dr Hugh MacDougall, Vaul (1857-1929), at Glasgow University, 1876-9.
Photocopied pages from Glasgow Unversity Degree and Prize Lists between 1876 and 1880 showing entries for Hugh McDougall, from Glasgow University Album Session 1878-9 showing Hugh MacDougall with matriculation number 1782, and a letter dated 6/10/94 from Glasgow University Archives giving a summary of the classes Dr McDougall attended.
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1997.33.2
Laminated English transcription of Gaelic song `Pilot` by John MacDougall
Song/poem about a dog called Pilot who was blinded by a girl.
2002.6.1
2002.4.8
Colour photograph of Alasdair Sinclair, Brock modelling a woman`s bonnet, blouse and skirt.
Alasdair Sinclair photographed in August 2001 in front of An Iodhlann modelling a woman`s black bonnet, blouse and skirt made in the early 20th century.
2001.207.2
Photocopy of agreement between Wilson Simmers and Archibald MacDonald, 1871.
Agreement between Wilson Simmers, owner of the wrecked schooner `Philorth`, and Archibald MacDonald regarding the sale of the schooner for £105. The wreck of the `Philorth` lay on the beach at Kennavara, Tiree.
2001.200.1
White linen tablecloth with 9 cm border crocheted by Christina MacKinnon nee MacAthur, and used as a table cover at her daughter`s wedding reception in the Lodge Hotel in 1967.
1997.26.4
Photocopy of a letter 6/1/1979 from Joan Woodcock to the minister on Tiree re the wreck of the `Artuoise`(Artoise).
The sailing ship `Artuoise` was wrecked on Tiree in 1830 and her master, Owen Edwards, drowned and was buried on the island. The writer of the letter who is either the great-grand-daughter or great-great-niece of the master is enquiring about records of the burial. The crew of the Artuoise were buried near Dun Hanais south of Craiginnis behind Ben Hough.
