Photograph of the cattle show at Crossapol Mart in 1966
Black & white photograph of the annual agricultural show at Crossapol farm on 27 July 1966. Shows wooden livestock pens in the foreground and Clydesdale horses in the background. A pale flag with a dark central disc is flying over the secretaries hut.
Information about the Decca Hifix radio mast at West Hynish in 1966.
Printed email with information about the temporary Decca Hifix radio mast at West Hynish and photographs from around the island in 1966 (R164-R180).
Photograph of boats in Scarinish harbour in 1966
Black & white photograph of several wooden boats stranded on the sand in Scarinish Harbour in August 1966, with the remains of the Mary Stewart partially visible on the left.
Photograph of the puffer `Glenshira` in Scarinish Harbour in 1966
Black & white photograph of the coal puffer `Glenshira` alongside the pier in Scarinish Harbour in August 1966. The store shed, and ferry `Claymore` are visible in the background with two small wooden boats in the foreground.
Photograph of Bob and Pat Petrie of the Scarinish Hotel in 1966
Black & white photograph of Bob and Pat Petrie from Yorkshire, who ran the Scarinish Hotel on 12th August 1966.
Photograph of the Scarinish Hotel in 1966
Black & white photograph of the Scarinish Hotel from its car park in 1966. At this time, the Petries from Yorkshire owned and ran the hotel.
Photograph of the Claymore approaching the jetty in 1966
Black & white photograph of the ferry `Claymore` approaching the jetty in 1966.
Photograph of the Claymore and passengers at the pier, 1966
Black & white photograph of the ferry `Claymore` alongside Gott Bay pier in 1966 with passengers waiting to disembark. Group of people on pier in foreground includes hotel owners Bob & Pat Petrie picking up guests of the Scarinish Hotel.
Photograph of a Morris Minor being hoisted off the ferry in 1966
Black & white photograph of a Morris Minor 100 being hoisted by crane from the deck of the ferry `Claymore` to Gott Bay pier in 1966. This may have been Cornaig School`s Headmaster Allan MacDougall`s beloved car that he was trying to protect when he fell into the sea in 1969, after which he became ill and died.
Photograph of possible keel wreckage of HMS Sturdy taken in 1966.
Black & white photograph taken in 1966 of possible keel wreckage of HMS Sturdy amongst the rocks at Sandaig where the ship foundered with the loss of five lives in October 1940.
