Black and white photograph of Colin MacDonald of Balephuil with twins Neil and Duncan MacKinnon.
Colin MacDonald (Cailean Fhearchair) of Balephuil with twins Neil and Duncan MacKinnon (b. 1938) in the early 1940s.
1999.98.1
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Dates: 1930s
2003.105.1
Black and white photograph of Sandy Kennedy, Moss.
Sandy Kennedy of Moss with a horse and cart, probably taken in the 1930s.
2003.105.2
Black and white photograph of a group of men sheep-dipping at Hough in the mid-1930s.
Sheep-dipping at Hough in the mid-1930s. L-R: John Cameron (Iain Mhurchaidh), Balevullin; Sandy Cameron (built Mary Cameron`s house in Balevullin); Sandy`s brother Murdoch Cameron; Donald MacKinnon, Hough, his father; John MacDonald, Balevullin (John Alec`s grandfather); Donald Archie MacLean, Millhouse (father of Eairdsidh, Teon and Allina).
2003.105.3
Black and white photograph of a group of men sheep-dipping at Hough in the mid-1930s.
Sheep-dipping at Hough in the mid-1930s. L-R: Sandy Cameron (built Mary Cameron`s house in Balevullin); Sandy`s brother Murdoch Cameron; Donald MacKinnon, Hough (Donald MacKinnon`s father); Alan Cameron; Lachie Cameron, Balevullin.
2003.105.4
Black and white photograph of sheep-dipping at Hough in the mid-1930s.
Sheep-dipping at Hough in the mid-1930s. L-R: unknown man; Donald MacKinnon, Hough (Donald MacKinnon’s father); two summer visitors.
2003.105.5
Black and white photograph of Hugh MacKinnon, Hough in the mid-1930s.
Hugh MacKinnon, Hough (Donald MacKinnon`s brother) with Lila the mare in the mid-1930s.
2003.105.6
Black and white photograph of group at Hough in the mid-1930s.
Hough in the mid-1930s. L-R: Donald MacKinnon, Hough; his son, Donald Kennedy MacKinnon; Hugh Archie MacLean, Hough; John MacArthur (Iain an Thairneir), Sandaig (built the MacLeods` house in Sandaig).
2003.105.8
Black and white photograph of sheep-dipping at Hough in the mid-1930s.
Sheep-dipping at `bocsa diopaidh`, Hough in the mid-1930s with Donald MacKinnon, Hough, at the front.
1999.167.16
Photocopied letter from the Air Ministry dated 8/2/1937 to Allan MacDiarmid.
Letter from the Air Ministry dated 8/2/1937 to Allan MacDiarmid about a draft feu charter for the Met Station at Cornaigmore. (Bundle 2525)
2003.97.1
Copied newspaper article about the first electric light on Tiree.
Newspaper article about William MacPhail, Cornaigmore Post Office, who was the first to have his house and business premises lit by electricity, found under carpets in the Stewarts` house in Barrapol.