Letter dated 17/8/2003 from Derek Clarke of Balemartine giving information about three photographs.
Letter dated 17/8/2003 from Derek Clarke of Balemartine giving information about three photographs and the changeover of responsibility of the airport equipment from the RAF to the CAA..
E-mail from Dick MacLean of Nova Scotia with information about Tiree emigrants.
E-mail dated 18/8/2003 from Dick MacLean of Nova Scotia with information about Tiree emigrants who settled in the Whycocomagh area in Nova Scotia..
Gaelic poem/song handwritten by John MacDonald on 26/9/1939.
Gaelic poem/song `Oran Noan` handwritten by John MacDonald (Iain Noan) on board the SS `Buteshire` on 26/9/1939.
Letter dated 15/7/2003 from Marion Boniface of Hailsham, Sussex with two photocopied photographs of spinning wheels made in Tiree.
Letter dated 15/7/2003 from Marion Boniface of Hailsham, Sussex with two photocopied photographs of spinning wheels made by Archibald MacLean of Cornaigmore (see photograph C67).
Letter dated 24/5/2003 from the President of the Tiree Association to members.
Letter dated 24/5/2003 from the President of the Tiree Association to members.
Translation into English of “A` Choille Ghruamach” by Flora MacPhail, Skipinnis.
A` Choille Ghruamach, a Gaelic poem by John MacLean (An Bard Thighearna Cholla), translated into English by Flora MacPhail of Skipinnis.
Translation into English of “Marbh-Rann do Mhrs Noble” by Flora MacPhail, Skipinnis.
Marbh-Rann do Mhrs Noble, a Gaelic lament by John MacLean (An Bard Thighearna Cholla), translated into English by Flora MacPhail of Skipinnis.
Translation into English of “Oran Manitoba” by Flora MacPhail, Skipinnis.
Oran Manitoba, a Gaelic poem/song by John MacLean (An Bard Bhaile Mhartainn), translated into English by Flora MacPhail of Skipinnis.
Translation into English of “Hi Horo `s na Horo Eile” by Flora MacPhail, Skipinnis.
Hi Horo `s na Horo Eile, a Gaelic poem by John MacLean (An Bard Bhaile Mhartainn), translated into English by Flora MacPhail of Skipinnis.
Translation into English of “Calum Beag” by Flora MacPhail, Skipinnis.
Calum Beag, a Gaelic poem by John MacLean (An Bard Bhaile Mhartainn), translated into English by Flora MacPhail of Skipinnis.
