Paperback book ` A Pronouncing Dictionary of Scottish Gaelic` by Henry Cyril Dieckhoff.
A pronouncing dictionary of Scottish Gaelic based on the Glengarry dialect according to oral information obtained from natives born before the middle of 19th century.
Paperback book `The New English-Gaelic Dictionary` by Derick S. Thomson.
All-purpose dictionary intended for learners and native-speakers.
Hardback book `The History of the County of Bruce` by Norman Robertson.
History of the Bruce County, Ontario, with photographs and maps of concessions.
Hardback book `The Souterrains of Southern Pictland` by F. T. Wainwright.
Excavation reports of two souterrains at Ardestie and Carlungie in Angus and a summary of what is known about about all recorded souterrains between the Dee and the Forth.
Hardback book `Natural History in the Highlands and Islands` by F. Fraser Darling.
Account of the natural history of the Highlands and Islands.
Hardback book `The Highland Clearances` by John Prebble.
The desertion and betrayal of the Highlanders by their clan chiefs and the resulting clearances.
De-accessioned 21.3.2026.
Book of poetry `Clarsach na Coille` by Rev A MacLean Sinclair, Nova Scotia, 1818, edited by Hector MacDougall in 1928 (second edition).
Collection of Gaelic poems composed by Doctor MacLean of Mull, John MacLean (Iain Mac Ailean/Am Bard MacGilleathain/Am Bard Thighearna Cholla), Iain Lom, Eachann Bacach and Rev. A. MacLean Sinclair of Nova Scotia, edited and revised by Hector MacDougall. (photocopy stored in filing cabinet 4 drawer 2)
Several names are handwritten on the inside covers: Kate MacDonald, Stornoway; Dolina MacLeod (Stornoway); Ina MacDonald, Stornoway.
Book `Laoidhean Molaidh` edited by Hector MacDougall.
Hymns of praise written by the Rev. Allan MacDougall of Caoles and edited by Hector MacDougall.
Hardback book `Poems and Songs of Mary MacPherson`.
Poems and songs of Mary MacPherson, the Skye poetess.
Hardback book `Njal`s Saga` translated by C. F. Bayerschmidt and L. M. Hollander.
Medieval Icelandic saga culminating in the burning of Njal, his wife and sons.
