Black & white photograph of (L-R) Sandy Campbell and Tommy Thomson at Millport House, Hynish, in the 1950s.
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Black & white photograph of Agnes Campbell feeding hens at Millport House, Hynish, in the 1950s.
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Black & white photograph of (L-R) Harold Gee and David Cooper learning to knit at Millport House, Hynish, in the 1950s.
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Black & white photograph of (L-R) Agnes Campbell, Christina Cooper and Peter Cooper at Millport House, Hynish, in the 1950s.
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Black & white photograph of Janet White bottle-feeding a lamb at Millport House, Hynish in 1959.
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Black & white photograph of (L-R) Christina Cooper with a butter churn, Sandy Campbell and Agnes Campbell at Millport House, Hynish in the 1950s.
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Black & white photograph of (L-R) Agnes Campbell (Millport House, Hynish), Jenny MacLean and Christine Cooper at The Camp during a day out by taxi in the 1950s.
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Hardback book ‘The Home of the Aylmers’ by Marjorie Douglas, ca 1947.
A novel presented to Maire MacDonald by the United Free Church Tiree Sunday School in August 1950 as first prize for Scripture Knowledge.
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Black & white photograph of the Tiree Schools’ Athletics team on a beach in summer 1953. They had just returned from the Argyll County Sports held at the Dunoon Stadium, where they shared the Mary MacArthur Moir trophy with the Mid Argyll team. L-R: Margaret Sinclair, Archie MacIntyre, Annie Stewart, John MacNeill, Alistair MacNeill (John’s brother), Roland Robertson (Gaelic/Latin teacher at Cornaigmore Secondary), Billy Whiteside, Sarah Flora MacDonald (Headteacher Balemartine Primary School).
Alistair MacNeill is holding the Oban and District Boarding House Association trophy. He was awarded a gold medal, won the Junior Championship and set up a new County record in the high jump. His brother John, won a gold medal in the previous year’s County Sports in Lochgilphead. Both gold medals are held in An Iodhlann.
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Black & white photograph of a procession of pupils and teachers being lead by pipers Callum MacLean (Salum) and Archie? (Dan) at Cornaig School sports day in the 1930s.
