Photograph of Neil MacFadyen (1874-1946), ca. 1940
Colour-tinted photograph of Neil MacFadyen, Barra (1874-1946), around 1940. Neil`s father was from Tiree and brought up by his grandparents, Allan & Amelia MacFadyen who ran the Scarinish Inn in the mid-1800s.
Photograph of cousins George and John MacFadyen, ca. 1940.
Black & white photograph of cousins George MacFadyen and John MacFadyen in a pony & trap around 1940. The trap belonged to John and was used for delivering mail and fish on Tiree.
Photograph of the Mary Stewart in Scarinish Harbour, ca. 1950
Black & white photograph of the Mary Stewart beached in Scarinish Harbour around 1950, with many cows around it on the beach.
Photograph of the Tiree Regatta off Scarinish ca. 1950.
Black & white photograph of traditional dipping lugsail boats competing at the Tiree Regatta off Scarinish around 1950.
Photograph of Hannah MacFadyen, Scarinish, ca 1875
Sepia photograph of Hannah MacFadyen (1855-1939), daughter of Allan & Amelia MacFadyen of Scarinish.
Photograph of Margarent MacFadyen, Scarinish, ca. 1870
Sepia photograph of Margaret MacFadyen (1850-1935), daughter of Allan & Amelia MacFadyen, Scarinish.
Photograph of group of six men and women standing outside, ca.1930s
Sepia photograph of four men and women standing by a rocky hill in Scarinish, ca. 1935. Left of picture: Nonian, Mrs George MacFadyen, unknown, Mrs Mackenzie (who lived in the Bank House, Scarinish). Right back Captain George MacFadyen, unknown. George MacFadyen was the grandson of Allan & Amelia MacFadyen, who ran the Scarinish Inn.
Photograph of group of men and women standing by a rocky hill at Scarinish, ca 1935.
Sepia photogaph of a group of four men and two women standing by a rocky hill at Scarinish in the 1930s. Left of picture: Nonian, Mrs George MacFadyen, unknown, Mrs Mackenzie. Right back of picture: Kenneth Mackenzie – Pier Master, unknown.
Photograph of members of the MacFadyen family of Scarinish at a garden party ca. 1924
Sepia photograph of three men and a girl wearing party hats at a dining table at Middleton around 1924. L-R: Charles MacFadyen (1847-1930), Hamilton ?, James MacFadyen (1845-1929), “myself”?. James was the son of Allan & Amelia MacFadyen who ran the Scarinish Inn.
Brass plaque from a sundial that once stood opposite the bank in Scarinish
Brass plaque on a wooden stand engraved with “Presented by F & I Gunnis, in memory of many happy days on Tiree, 1931”, which was once part of a sundial/weather vane encased in a glass box atop a concrete plinth. Mr & Mrs Gunnis donated the sundial/weathervane in 1931, where it stood on the side of the road, opposite the Bank in Scarinish until around 1950. Mr & Mrs Gunnis came on holiday to the Scarinish Hotel every year for many years in the 1920s and 1930s. Mr Gunnis had the shooting rights on Tiree.
