Photocopied extracts from two books about paddles steamers.
Descriptions of the paddle steamers `Bonnie Doon`, `Brighton Queen`, `Barry` (later renamed `Waverley`) and `Britannia` from `West Country Passenger Steamers`, with information on Hector MacFadyen senoir and junior.
Photocopied newspaper article `Honorary Physician to the Queen – The Late Surgeon Captain M. Brown, Tiree`.
Obituary for Captain Murdoch Brown of Mannal. Brother of Dr Catherine Brown (see 1997.64.1)
Click here to view 1997.68.1
Photocopied book extract from `The Distinguished Service Cross 1901-1938` by W. H. Fevyer.
Entry for Lieutenant Archibald Lamont of the cargo carrier `Asteria`.
Photocopied extract from unkown book about church ministers with entry about Donald F. McLean..
C.V. for Donald F. McLean.
Photocopied newspaper article `Faidhean is faidhean-breige` by Niall M. Brownlie.
Article in Gaelic about seers and prophets, in particular John MacLean (iain Mac Eachainn Bhain) of Hough.
Photocpy of two newspaper articles `Thank you, Tiree!` and `The Late Captain Allan Campbell, Scarinish`.
(1) Letter to the editor of the People`s Journal by T. Henry Ruddich from near Carlisle who stayed on holiday at `Seaside`, Vaul. He praises Tiree as a holiday destination and includes a four-verse poem. (2) Obituary for Allan Campbell of Deobedal, Scarinsh.
Photocopied newspaper article `The doctor whose name lives on in Argyll school annals`.
Obituary for Dr Catherine Brown, daughter of Baptist minister Alexander Brown from Tiree.
Handwritten letter dated 17/11/1915 from John (surname unknown) to his mother, with photocopy.
Letter to a mother during World War I from her son who has recently been called up after applying for a temporary surgeon`s commission in Navy.
Jew`s harp.
Home-made Jew`s harp given to Dr Holliday by Mabel Kennedy, Sandaig.
Photocopy of article in the Ottawa Evening Journal about the late John Brown.
Photograph and paragraph about John Brown, owner of the `Pipes of Culloden` and whose family, according to legend, was given knowledge of bagpipe playing by magic.
