Photocopied newspaper article `Honorary Physician to the Queen – The Late Surgeon Captain M. Brown, Tiree`.
Obituary for Captain Murdoch Brown of Mannal. Brother of Dr Catherine Brown (see 1997.64.1)
Click here to view 1997.68.1
Photocpy of two newspaper articles `Thank you, Tiree!` and `The Late Captain Allan Campbell, Scarinish`.
(1) Letter to the editor of the People`s Journal by T. Henry Ruddich from near Carlisle who stayed on holiday at `Seaside`, Vaul. He praises Tiree as a holiday destination and includes a four-verse poem. (2) Obituary for Allan Campbell of Deobedal, Scarinsh.
Photocopied newspaper article `The doctor whose name lives on in Argyll school annals`.
Obituary for Dr Catherine Brown, daughter of Baptist minister Alexander Brown from Tiree.
Photocopied newspaper article `As a legend of the sea slips o`er the horizon` by Don Whyte.
Memories of the ferry `Lochearn` about to leave Caledonian MacBrayne for the Mediterranean.
Ministry of Works Fire Precautions Guide.
Issued to Tiree Repeater Station.
Souvenir programme for the Jubilee Gathering of theTiree Association, 1950
Concert programme for the Jubilee Gathering of the Tiree Association held in St Andrew`s Halls on 17/11/1950 with articles about the chairman, His Grace the Duke of Argyll, the Association itself, and memories of Tiree.
Handwritten poem `Trip to Tiree` by Angus MacIver, with photocopy.
Humorous poem about visiting Tiree wtitten in 1952.
Magazine `Piping Times`, Vol. 6, No. 3, December 1953, with photocopy.
Articles on pipers, pipe bands and competitions.
Audio cassette recording of Alasdair Straker interviewed by Maggie Campbell in Balemartine on 9/10/02.
Maggie Campbell talks to Alasdair Straker of Balemartine in January 2002 about working with Willie Bunting in the 1950s delivering stores to the shops; the ferries; the shops in Balemartine, Balinoe, Balevullin, Baugh, Cornaig, Salum and Vaul and the butchers in Scarinish, Balevullin, Salum and Kenovay.
Jew`s harp.
Home-made Jew`s harp given to Dr Holliday by Mabel Kennedy, Sandaig.
