Binder of Tiree Regatta Club papers.
Minutes of meetings 1980-1996 plus some correspondence.
Binder of Tiree Regatta Club papers.
Minutes of meetings 1980-1996 plus some correspondence.
Newspaper article ` Tiree man retires from NFUS area Secretary role` with photocopy.
Retirement of National Farmers Union Scotland secretary of the Perth area, John MacNeill.
Magazine articles `Tiree Portfolio` and `Gott Bay Pier, Isle of Tiree` from Caledonian MacBrayne staff magazine `Brayne Waves`, 1997
(1) `Tiree Portfolio` was written with contributions from Hector MacPhail and records which boats served Tiree, their captains, cargo handling methods, and improvements at the Pier, (2) `Gott Bay Pier, Isle of Tiree` was written by Alexander MacArthur, (Balemartine) who worked on the SS Hebrides. He gives an account of cargo handling including cattle and vehicles.
Map of the Faroe Islands.
Altlas of the Faeroe Islands with index, scale 1:100,000.
Words to audio cassette (AC187) `Crosswinds` by Capercaillie.
Lyrics to songs by Capercaillie
The Tiree SWRI entry
Photograph of the Tiree SWRI team’s entry at the Federation Show on Mull in 1986.
Courtesy of Mrs Johann MacKinnon
The first women’s rural institute was formed in Ontario, Canada in 1897. The movement spread to Europe and in 1917 the first Scottish institute was formed in East Lothian. The aims of the organisation were to combat rural isolation and to share methods of practical domestic economy.
Local institutes compete against each other and this photograph shows the Tiree team’s entry at the Federation Show on Mull in 1986. The Christmas cake made by Bella MacKinnon of Hough received first prize; second prize went to Johann MacKinnon of Barrapol for her knitted Arran cushion cover.
Elizabeth Robertson of Gott entered homemade wine and Vera Goldie of Baugh hand-made flowers. The tablecloth, which was part of the presentation, was embroidered by Bella MacKinnon.
Colour photograph of Tiree entry for WRI competition in Mull.
WRI entry for compettion in Mull in 1986. Christmas cake made by Bella MacKinnon, Hough (1st prize); Arran cushion cover by Johann MacKinnon, Barrapol (2nd prize); wine by Elizabeth Robertson, Gott; flowers by Vera Goldie, Baugh; tablecloth (part of presentation) made by Bella MacKinnon, Hough.
Newspaper cutting `Tiree takes a less than feverish approach`.
Description of Tiree during the run-up to the 1987 general election.
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 computer printout from Tiree Met Office.
Monthly rainfall figures for January, February and March 1976-1995.