Copied brown paper wrapping postmarked July 1936.
Brown paper wrapping postmarked July 1936 and addressed to the Misses McGillivray c/o Flora Campbell, Clachan Dubh, Gortendonald, found under carpets in the Stewarts` house in Barrapol.
Copied brown paper wrapping postmarked November 1935.
Brown paper wrapping postmarked November 1935 and with label stating `Woollen Goods – Half Rate` and addressed to Mr D C McKinnon, Barrapool, Tiree, found under carpets in the Stewarts` house in Barrapol.
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.
Book `Laoidhean Molaidh` by Rev. Alan MacDougall.
Gaelic hymns of praise written by the Rev. Alan MacDougall of Caoles.
Black and white photograph of Meta Dunford Wood nee MacDiarmid.
Meta Dunford Wood nee MacDiarmid, daughter of estate factor Hugh MacDiarmid, photographed by Scarinish harbour in the mid-20th century.
Black and white photograph of George Paterson threshing corn.
George Paterson threshing corn with a suist in Crossapol in the 1930s. (Original in Filing Cabinet 8 drawer 2)
Hardback book `The Climate of Treason` by Andrew Boyle.
Story of spies Philby, Burgess and MacLean. MacLean`s parents came from Tiree.
Black and white postcard of a `typical bulb croft on Tiree`.
Postcard of a typical bulb croft on Tiree. (Original in Filing Cabinet 4 drawer 1)
Black and white photograph of crofters with a reaper in the 1930s.
Cutting corn with a reaper in Balinoe or Heylipol in the 1930s. L-R: Hector MacLean; mason Alasdair MacArthur (Donald the plumber`s grandfather); Neil MacLean, Hector`s brother; Murdoch MacKinnon, Cu Dheis.
Black and white photograph of Johann MacKinnon` parents, herself and her brother, Neil.
L-R: Flora MacDonald, her son Neil, her husband John Brownlie and her daughter Johann, taken in the early 1930s.
