Copy of a newspaper photograph titled `The First Since May: An MP at the coal boat`.
Photograph of Mr Macquisten, MP for Argyll, on the quay at Tiree when the first cargo of coal was brought to the island after a stoppage in 1924 or 1925. L-R: (standing) Mr Macquisten, Conservative MP for Argyll; (to the right of the cart) Hugh MacIntyre, Gott (Eoghann a` Ghobhain); Malcolm MacLean, Kirkapol (Calum Mor); unknown; Ground Officer Alick MacLean.
Photocopied black and white photograph of the MacLeans of Machair House, Ruaig.
Wedding photograph of Duncan MacLean of Machair House, Ruaig, and Alix MacDonald of Skye taken in the 1920s. Additional information on the back of the photocopy.
Book `Laoidhean Molaidh` by Rev. Alan MacDougall.
Gaelic hymns of praise written by the Rev. Alan MacDougall of Caoles.
Printout of webpage about emergency wireless telegraphy services to the Hebrides in the 1920s.
Account by David D Murdoch of working in Tiree with the Wireless Telegraphy Section of the British Post Office in the 1920s.
Black and white photograph of the MacEachern family of Cornaigbeg.
MacEachern family of Cornaigbeg in 1924. L-R: (back) Peggy MacEachern; Flora Campbell, wife of Hugh; Mary MacEachern, mother of Hugh, Archie, Janet and Mary Margaret; (middle) Hugh MacEachern; Hugh Campbell, chemist; Granny (bean a` ghobhainn); Mary`s husband John MacEachern; Archie MacEachern; (front) Janet MacEachern (m.s. Wilson) and Mary Margaret MacEachern.
Photocopied front page of publication `Autumn Leaves, Vol 38, No. 1, January 1925.
First page of a story `Footprints of One Bonnie Scotch Lassie` with an introduction by Sister M Walker, based on the recollections of Flora MacDougall of Balemartine.
Photocopied newspaper obituary for Gordon Donald.
Obituary for Gordon Donald of Vaul, 1929-1988.
Photocopied newspaper article about Lord Bannerman of Kildonan.
Extract from `The Memoirs of Lord Bannerman of Kildonan` who spent his school holidays in Tiree with his grandparents.
