Laser copy of photograph of Danina MacCallum of Port Ban, Caoles.
Danina MacCallum, Port Ban, Caoles with two collie dogs. Original from Donald Brown, Vaul.
2001.193.2
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Dates: 1960s
1997.20.1
Extract from Aberdeen University Review – `Gaelic: A Future for the Heritage` a talk given by Prof. Donald Meek, with photocopy.
Talk given by Professor Meek at the Conference on `Traditional Culture and Cultural Policy in Scotland`, marking the inauguration of the Elphinstone Institute at Aberdeen University in 1996.
1997.23.1
Newspaper cutting from Oban Times `Tiree Show marred by heavy rain` and photocopy.
Description of Tiree Agricultural Show held on 26/7/1967 with prize list.
1997.23.2
Newspaper cutting from Oban Times, 1968 – `Comprehensive system at Cornaigmore`, with photocopy
Description of headmaster A. C. MacDougall`s speech at prize-giving ceremony at Cornaigmore school after one year of the comprehensive system, with prize list.
1997.9.1.1
Plans of proposed extensions to Kirkapol and Sorobaigh graveyards
(1) Plan of proposed extension to Kirkapol graveyard produced by the County Engineer`s Office, Lochgilphead, Argyll. (2) Plan of Sorobaigh graveyard.
1998.6.1
Laminated handwritten Gaelic poem composed by John MacEachern, Cornaigbeg
(unknown)
1998.4.4.1
Photocopies of newspaper advert for Tiree Association Gathering and photograph of its President, 1963
Advert for the Annual Gathering of the Tiree Association in Govan Town Hall on 15/11/1963, and photograph of Allan C. MacDougall, headmaster of Cornaig School and president of the 63rd annual gathering of the Tiree Association.
1998.4.5
Photocopy of newspaper article about Tiree Association games and concert
Description of annual games held Cornaig School with prize list and of concert in crossapol Hall.
1998.4.6
Photocopied article about Rev. William John MacLeod
Minister with two flocks – his congregation and his sheep.
1998.4.9
Photocopied newspaper article about Captain John C. MacKinnon
Description of retiral ceremony with photos of Captain MacKinnon and his wife and of Captain Neil Campbell who succeeds as master of the Claymore.