Paperback book `Walks on Tiree, Coll, Colonsay and a taste of Mull` by Mary Welsh.
Descriptions and maps of five walks on Tiree (Kennavara, Salum, Vaul, Hynish and Beinn Hough) and four walks on Coll (west coast, Totronald, Cornaigbeg and Loch Fada).
Booklet `Guide to Coll` By Betty MacDougall.
Guide to Coll, illustrated with black and white photographs.
Booklet `Guide to Coll` by Betty MacDougall.
A guide to Coll for visitors.
Two articles in `Scottish Studies No. 32` regarding historian Eric Cregeen of Tiree, and another regarding John Francis Campbell, 1998.
Two articles in `Scottish Studies No. 32` regarding Eric Cregeen: (1) `Eric Radcliffe Cregeen 1921-1983` by Margaret MacKay, Director of the School of Scottish Studies, (2) `Oral Tradition and History in a Hebridean Island` – a critical assessment of oral history as a historical source by Eric Cregeen. (3) ‘Here I am in Another World: John Francis Campbell and Tiree’ by Margaret MacKay.
Handmade booklet of Bible quotations for every day of the week.
Handmade booklet with Bible quotations, a picture and hymn extract pasted on to each page for every day of the week.
Paperback book `A Proper Schooling and other poems` by Aonghas MacNeacail.
Collection of poems in Gaelic with English translation by Aonghas MacNeacail, 1997 Scottish Writer of the Year.
Paperback book `The British Fisheries Society 1786-1893` by Jean Dunlop.
The history of the British Fisheries Society, a blend of public and private enterprise, which was an early attempt to benefit the people of the west and north of Scotland.
Paperback book `The Companion to Gaelic Scotland` edited by Derick S. Thomson.
Every aspect of the life and culture of Gaelic Scotland from archaeology, art, literature, language, music and architecture to politics, agriculture and the economy.
Paperback book `Hebridean Song-Maker` by Thomas A. McKean.
Exploration of the world of a Gaelic song-maker, Iain MacNeacail, known throughout Skye as the Skipper. Companion audio cassette AC124 (1999.176.2)
De-accessioned 1.3.2026.
Photocopied book `The Family of MacLean` by J. P. MacLean.
A brief genealogical account of the family MacLean from its first settling in Mull and adjacent parts in 1716.
