Paperback book `Na Nuadh Bhatichean` by Ailean Boyd.
Illustrated history of the MacBrayne fleet from 1928-1964 in Gaelic and English
2007.27.6
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Dates: 1940s
2007.21.1
Black and white photograph of Cornaig pupils on a school trip to Oban in 1945.
Pupils from Cornaig School on a school trip to Oban in 1945 for the Argyll Inter-School Games.
L-R: Donald MacKay, Skye; Joe MacLeod, Balemartine; Alasdair Straker, Balemartine; Colina MacDonald, Mannal; Neil Johnston, Heanish; Neil Sinclair, Balephuil; Patsy MacPhee; Jimmy Curran, Silversands, Vaul; Ina Brown, Balephuil. The pupils were accompanied by teacher Pat Robertson from Scarinish.
2007.18.1
Black and white photograph of the Reading Room taken in 1940-1.
The Reading Room at Scarinish in 1940 or 1941.
2007.18.2
Black and white photograph of the rear of Reading Room taken in 1941.
The Temporary Repeater Station and Radio Hut on the left and the rear of the Reading Room on the right in 1941.
2007.18.3
Black and white photograph of Scarinish in 1941.
View of Scarinish taken from Tràigh na Sìolaig in 1941 showing the mast of the temporary Repeater Station and D. & H. MacArthur’s store on the right, and the Radio Hut and the Reading Room to the left of the shop.
2007.18.4
Black and white photograph of a thatched house in Scarinish in 1940-1.
Thatched house behind MacArthurs’ shop in Scarinish in 1940-1.
2007.18.6
Black and white photograph of Margaret MacDonald and Eileen Witherow in 1940-1.
Friends Margaret MacDonald and Eileen Witherow. Margaret’s father worked with the Post Office on the radio station in 1940-1.
2007.18.7
Black and white photograph of Mrs Anderson of Blargarry, Scarinish in 1940-1.
Mrs Anderson of ‘Blairgarry’, Scarinish in 1940-1.
2007.13.1
Transcription of Leo Crowther`s memories of Tiree.
Transcription of Leo Crowther`s memories of Tiree recorded on audio cassette AC423 (2006.158.1).
2007.7.3
Certificate of Residence in a Protected Area issued to Mary MacEachern.
Certificate of Residence in a Protected Area issued to Mary MacEachern of Cornaigbeg in 1942.