Map of RAF Tiree sites in Crossapol in 1945.
RAF Tiree sites 1-9 in Crosapol including WAAF Sites 1 and 2, Sick Quarters and the Communal Site, scale 1:2,500.
Map of RAF Tiree sites in Crossapol in 1945.
RAF Tiree sites 1-9 in Crosapol including WAAF Sites 1 and 2, Sick Quarters and the Communal Site, scale 1:2,500.
Map of RAF Tiree sites in Crossapol in 1945.
RAF Tiree sites 1-9 in Crosapol including WAAF Sites 1 and 2, Sick Quarters and the Communal Site, scale 1:2,500.
Map of RAF Tiree sites in Crossapol in 1945.
RAF Tiree sites 1-9 in Crosapol including WAAF Sites 1 and 2, Sick Quarters and the Communal Site, scale 1:2,500.
Map of RAF Tiree sites in Crossapol in 1945.
RAF Tiree sites 1-9 in Crosapol including WAAF Sites 1 and 2, Sick Quarters and the Communal Site, scale 1:2,500.
Ordnance Survey map sheet LXXVIII.3 with RAF sites superimposed.
RAF Tiree sites 1, 2, 4, 8 and 9 in Crosapol including WAAF Sites 1 and 2, Sick Quarters and the Communal Site, scale 1:2,500.
Map of Tiree Aerodrome dated 1948.
Layout of Tiree Aerodrome dated 1948 with comments in pencil, one dated 1950, scale 1:2,500.
Map of electrical cabling at Kilkenneth NAAFI dated 1944.
Plan of electrical cabling at the Kilkenneth NAAFI site at a scale of 1:500 and the Barrapol spur feeder at a scale of 1:2,500, dated 1944.
Map of the electrical cabling at Kilkenneth Dispersed Sites dated 1944.
Plan of the electrical cabling at the Army Guard Site and Messing Site at Kilkenneth dated 1944.
Grace Baxter’s wedding party
Photograph of Grace Baxter’s wedding party leaving Cornaig Church in the 1940s.
Courtesy of Mrs Mairi Campbell
The wedding party of Grace Baxter on their way back to Corrairigh, after the marriage ceremony which was held at Cornaig Church. The party are being led by local piper Malcolm MacLean (Calum Salum). This picture was taken around 1943.
Black and white photograph of Grace Baxter`s wedding at Cornaig.
Grace Baxter`s wedding party on the way back from Cornaig church to Corrairigh, Cornaigbeg, with Malcolm MacLean (Calum Salum) piping, taken around 1943. (Original in Filing Cabinet 8 Drawer 1)