Colour photograph of Baugh Surgery staff in 1999.
Baugh Surgery staff in 1999. L-R: Receptionsit Mary MacKinnon of Balephetrish, Practice Nurse Becca Gray, Dr John Holliday, receptionists Rena MacKinnon of Balephetrish and Marjie Brown of Salum.
Video recording by Neil MacKinnon, Balevullin of the Tiree Regatta in August 1999.
Video recording by Neil MacKinnon, Balevullin of the Tiree Regatta in August 1999, the visit by the Tobermory Lifeboat, the pipe band and swimming competitions in Scarinish harbour.
Video recording of BBC children`s programme `Splaoid` broadcast in1999.
Children`s programme in Gaelic featuring Michael Holliday and Graeme Smith visiting Celtic Park.
Video recording of three editions of the BBC children`s programme `De a-nis` broadcast 1995-1996.
Three recordings of the BBC children`s programme `De a-nis` broadcast 1995-1996: (1) Allan Campbell of Kilmoluaig demonstrating wind-surfing; (2) Allan Campbell of Kilmoluaig wind-surfing, playing football at the school and playing the bagpipes; (2) Michael Holliday of Baugh playing table tennis with his mother Clare Jones, football with his father Dr John Holliday and at school and table football with his mother. (Each clip is 4-6 minutes long) The first programme has a 30 minute section about the history of Scottish bagpipes.
Bill Innes talking about Captain David Barclay
Sound clip in English of former airline pilot Bill Innes talking about Captain David Barclay.
Courtesy of Mr Bill Innes
Former airline pilot Bill Innes tells a humorous anecdote about Captain David Barclay, MBE, during an illustrated talk about the pioneers of Scottish aviation held in An Talla, Tiree on 5th July 2004.
The name David Barclay is synonymous with the development of aviation in the Western Isles and with the Scottish Air Ambulance Service. He flew his first ambulance flight with Northern & Scottish Airways in 1935 and at the end of his career had flown more than two thousand ambulance missions.
He was awarded the MBE in 1942 and invested with the order of St John of Jerusalem in 1950. Much loved and well respected by those who knew him, Captain Barclay retired in April 1965 with an overwhelming send-off from islanders in Barra and Tiree.
Paperback book `A Sense of Place` complied by Dugald Cameron.
A visual account of Glasgow Airport in 1999 set against its own history and place within Britain`s development of civil aviation.
Colour photograph of nurse Helen Lane.
Helen Lane, district nurse in Tiree 1994-5.
Colour photograph of Joan Mackechnie and Tiree High School dux medallists in 1997.
President of the Tiree Association Joan MacKechnie who gave out the prizes at Tiree High School Awards Ceremony in 1997 with dux medallists (L-R) policeman`s son Craig Lapsley of Scarinish, headteacher`s son Duncan Hunter of Cornaigmore and Baptist minister`s son Ben Williams.
Colour photograph of Eilidh and Alan Campbell and Micheal and Sarah Holliday in 1991.
Coll in 1991. L-R: Eilidh Campbell, Michael and Sarah Holliday, Alan Campbell.
Colour photograph of Donnie Campbell and Sarah Holliday in 1991.
Teacher Donnie Campbell from Kilmoluaig with Dr John Holliday’s daughter Sarah in Coll in 1991.
