Colour photograph of John MacLean and Hugh MacKinnon, both of Kilmoluaig.
L-R: John MacLean (Iain Eachainn Iain), Lochside, Kilmoluaig and Hugh MacKinnon (Eoghainn Chaluim), Cnoc Bhiosta, Kilmoluaig, with two blackfaced sheep, early 1960s.
Colour photograph of Ronald MacDonald outside An Airidh, Cornaigmore.
Ronald MacDonald shaving outside An Airidh, Cornaigmore, c. 1963.
Colour photograph of Cornaig beach, August 1963.
Cornaig beach, August 1963. L-R: Neil MacDonald, his mother Margaret and sister Morag from An Airidh, Cornaigmore..
Black and white photograph of An Airidh, Cornaigmore in 1963 before renovation.
Thatched cottage at An Airidh, Cornaigmore in 1963 before renovation.
Black and white photograph of An Airidh, Cornaigmore in 1963 before renovation.
Thatched cottage at An Airidh, Cornaigmore in 1963 before renovation.
Photocopy of Crofters Commission document (RG.1175/11-68 – 700).
Replies to questions asked by crofters on the proposals on crofting tenure made the Crofters Commission to the Secretary of State, 1968.
Colour scan of analysis of well water at An Airidh, Cornaigmore, 1962.
Analysis of well water at An Airidh, Cornaigmore showing the water suitable for drinking purposes.
Book `An Tuil – Anthology of 20th century Scottish Gaelic verse` edited by Ronald Black.
An anthology of over 350 bilingual poems by 100 Gaelic poets of the century, including Domhnall Ruadh Choruna, Donald Macintyre, Sorley MacLean, George Campbell Hay, Derick Thomson, Iain Crichton Smith and Donald John MacDonald. Includes extensive biographies.
Photocopied handwritten letter to Alex. MacIntosh, Caoles `Plea airson a Ghaelic a labhairt pure`.
Tongue-in-cheek letter pleading for pure Gaelic but using many English words, written by Gilleasbuig Lachain.
Original and photocopied report `Tiriodh agus Colla: A social and economic geolinguistic study` by Clive James, Caernarvon, Wales in 1991.
The numbers of Gaelic speakers in the Hebridean islands in Argyll from 1891 to 1981 focussing on Tiree and Coll and the relationship between economic strength and cultural and linguistic survival.
