Photocopied booklet `Tiree Bards and their Bardachd` by Eric Cregeen and Donald W. MacKenzie.
Intorductory essay relating Tiree bardachd to its social setting and discussing the role played by the bards in the life of their community.
Hardback book `Argyll Estate Instructions 1771-1805` edited by Eric Cregeen.
Instructions by the 5th Duke of Argyll to his chamberlains of Mull and Morevern and of Tiree between 1771 and 1805.
Duplicate of 2000.122.5 See further details under that entry.
Microfilm of Old Parish Records for Bowmore, Gigha and Iona, Box No 601.
Old Parish Records for Bowmore (Births, deaths and marriages 1763-1854), Gigha (Births, deaths and marriages 1792-1854) and Iona (Births, deaths and marriages 1829-1854).
Microfilm of Old Parish Records for Mull, Box No 603.
Old Parish Records for Mull: Kilmeny (Births, deaths and marriages 1802-1819, Births 1820-1854), Kilninian (Births and marriages 1766-1854), Oa (Births and marriages 1833-1854), Portnahaven (Births and marriages 1831-1854), Tobermory ((Births and marriages 1830-1854) and Torosay (Births and marriages 1772-1854)
Microfilm of Old Parish Records for Coll, Box No 605.
Old Parish Records for Coll ((Births and marriages 1776-1854, Birth index 1776-1819).
Paperback book `The Callender & Oban Railway` by John Thomas.
The story of the building, development and working of one of the major railways to Scotland`s north-west coast, the Callender & Oban.
Paperback book `The Survival of the Unfittest` by Robert Mathieson.
An account of the traumatic changes wrought by the Highland Clearances, examining nutrition health and disease and discussing reforms in religion, land tenure, medicine and healthcare.
Newspaper cutting `The Quern-Dust Calendar` by Raghnall MacilleDhuibh.
Legend about John Brown who hid a ploughshare, died without revealing its whereabouts and thereafter his ghost haunted Dun Crosg in Glen Lochy.
Photocopied booklet `An t-Aiseag na Iar` by Prof. Donald Meek.
Illustrated booklet about the history of Caledonian MacBrayne, captains and ferries.
`Scots Magazine`, November 1972.
William Rankin writes about Island House and its gruagach or guardian fairy.
