Tiree Association Sports trophy.
Tiree Association Sports trophy – blue plastic circle with enamelled metal insert depicting a high jumper mounted on a black plinth – won by Alistair MacNeill from Hynish as Light Events Champion (Senior) between 1961 and 1970.
Tiree Association Sports trophy.
Tiree Association Sports trophy – blue plastic circle with enamelled metal insert depicting a high jumper mounted on a black plinth – won by Alistair MacNeill from Hynish as Light Events Champion (Senior) between 1961 and 1970.
Mull Highland Games silver medal, 1955.
1955 Mull Highland Games Schools Relay medal (made of silver) won by Keil School, Dumbarton (John and Alistair MacNeill from Tiree and Iain Wotherspoon from Campbeltown).
Tiree Association Sports Junior Champion medal (pre-1961).
Tiree Association Sports Junior Champion medal – brass-coloured metal depicting a lion rampant surrounded by an olive wreath and mounted with a crown – won by Alistair MacNeill from Hynish before 1961.
Tiree Association Sports Junior Champion medal (pre-1961).
Tiree Association Sports Junior Champion medal – brass-coloured metal depicting shield surrounded by five petals/leaves – won by Alistair MacNeill from Hynish before 1961.
Inverary Highland Games silver medal, 1961.
Inverary Highland Games Best Local Athlete (Light Events) medal – made of silver depicting a shield surrounded by a decorative circle – won by Alistair MacNeill from Hynish in 1961.
Oban Highland Games silver medal, 1960s
Oban Highland Games Best Local Athlete (Light Events) – made of silver depicting a shield surrounded with a partially engraved circle – won by Alistair MacNeill from Hynish between 1961 and 1965.
Black and white photograph of a postcard of Salum.
Postcard of Salum House with cattle on the shore.
Black and white photograph of Scarinish.
View of Scarinish from outside the harbour. The building in the middle was originally a church, then used intermittently as a prison and latterly as a store by the owners of the Mary Stewart. It was pulled down to make roads during World War II. The Scarinish Hotel is on the extreme right.
Black and white photograph of Baugh in the early 20th century.
Baugh in the early 20th century. On the extreme left is Baugh Farmhouse with Port a` Mhuilinn in the centre and the guest-house on the extreme right.
