Booklet `A Guide to Walks in the District of Creich`.
An illustrated guide to walks around Torr Mor Quarry, Fionnphort, Braighcreich and Kintra, part of the `Discover the Ross..` series. Includes references to Tiree page 8.
2005.5.7
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2004.211.1
Hardback book `The Songs of Donald Allan MacDonald` edited by John Angus Macdonald.
Collection of songs by Donald Allan MacDonald (1906-1992) of South Uist.
De-accessioned 1.3.2026.
2004.206.8
Paperback book `After the Hector` by Lucille H. Campey.
Account of the Scottish pioneers of Nova Scotia and Cape Breton from 1773 to 1852..
2004.206.9
Hardback book `The Argyll Book` edited by Donald Omand.
Twnety-one chapters about Argyll by recognised experts in the fields of archaeology, prehistory, early Christianity, the Viking period, the Lordship of the Isles, the Clan Campbell, industry, architecture, agriculture, oral traditions and traditions, Gaelic language and literature.
2004.206.10
Hardback book `Flora Celtica` by William Milliken & Sam Bridgewater.
The evolving relationship between the Scots and their environment from the Stone Age to the present day, exploring the remarkable range of ways native plants have been, and continue to be, used in Scotland.
2004.206.3
Paperback book `The Age of the Clans` by Robert Dodgshon.
Overview of Highland society from the rise of Somerled to the Clearances.
De-accessioned 21.3.2026.
2004.206.4
Paperback book `Alba: The Gaelic Kingdom of Scotland 800-1124` by Stephen Driscoll.
The establishment of the fedal kingdom of Alba from kingdoms of the Picts, Northumbria, Dalriada and Strathclyde.
De-accessioned 21.3.2026.
2004.206.5
Paperback book `The Soay of our Forefathers` by Laurance Reed.
Account of the island of Soay between the Starthaird peninsula and the Cuillins of Skye from the 13th century, when it came into the posession of chiefs of the clan MacLeod, to the evacuation of 1953 when the remaining inhabitants were re-housed in Mull.
2004.206.6
Paperback book `North Uist in History and Legend` by Bill Lawson.
Stories about North Uist drawn form formal recorded history and the rich tradition of story and song.
2004.206.7
Paperback book `A Very Fine Class of Immigrants` by Lucille H. Campey.
The Scottish emigrants in Prince Edward`s Island 1770-1850.