Jew`s harp.
Home-made Jew`s harp given to Dr Holliday by Mabel Kennedy, Sandaig.
2002.7.1
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Dates: 1930s
2002.2.1
Newspaper article `Norman`s debt to Billy Connolly` by James Millar.
Article about Norman MacLean, singer and comedian, whose father came from the Green.
2001.203.1
Alasdair MacArthur (Alasdair Iain Mhoir; b. 1910), a cobbler in Am Bail` Ur, Balephuil. Formerly mounted in a wooden frame.
1997.26.1.1
Photocopies of posters for two auction sales in Shoal Lake, Manitoba, Canada.
(1) List of household items, antiques, gun and rifles for auction from the McDonald Farm west of Shoal Lake. Al MacDonald or his ancestors presumably had some Tiree connection. The poster states that many of the articles had been used in the households for more than 70 years. (2) List of items for auction in the Shoal Lake Curling Rink.
1997.26.3
Photocopy (enlarged) of newspaper cutting reporting the engagement of The Duke of Argyll`s daughter.
The engagement of Lady Jeanne Campbell, daughter of the Duke of Argyll and the Hon. Mrs Kidd, to Mr William Ropner.
2001.193.3
Laser copy of photograph of Duncan MacCallum of Port Ban, Caoles.
Duncan MacCallum of Port Ban, Caoles with plough drawn by two Clydesdale horses. Original from Donald Brown, Vaul.
1997.19.1
Church magazine `Na Duilleagan Gaidhlig` No. 1, 1995, with photocopy.
Photograph of Kirkapol`s Women`s Guild outing to the Reading Room in 1930. In the front row, seventh from the right, is Rosie MacIntyre.
1997.13.1.1
Two prize labels from the Tiree Agricultural Show, 1939
First Prize label (red) awarded for two Rhode Island Red hens, and Highly Commended label (green) awarded for eggs.
1997.14.1.1
Photograph and postcard of Scarinish with accompanying letter from donor.
(1) Photocopy of photograph of Scarinish harbour during a regatta in 1936 showing the old store on the right which was demolished c. 1942. The woman third from the left is Mary MacFadyen from Shore Cottage, Scarinish. (2) Photocopy of postcard of Scarinish harbour showing the old store in the centre, the `Mary Stewart` and a thatched cottage on the left belonging to the MacCallum family.
1997.18.9
Extracts regarding the Very Rev. Dugald MacFarlane and his daughter
Extract from Fasti Ecclesiae Scoticanae and two newspaper articles re the Very Rev. Dugald MacFarlane and photographs of his gravestone and that of his daughter.