Newspaper article `Litir do Luchd-ionnsachaidh`
Material for Gaelic learners.
2001.206.4
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2001.206.5
Newspaper article `Litir do Luchd-ionnsachaidh`.
Material for Gaelic learners.
2001.206.6
Newspaper article `The Quern-Dust Calendar – Her Heart`s Youthful Prize` by Ronald Black.
The story behind the song `Mo Run Geal Og`.
2001.202.1
Photocopy of typed pages about a set of bagpipes reputed to have been played on Culloden field.
Legend of the bagpipes reputedly played at Culloden,how they came into the possession of John Brown from Tiree whose ancestor, according to legend, learned to play the pipes by magic.
2001.202.2
Photocopy of article in the Ottawa Evening Journal about the late John Brown.
Photograph and paragraph about John Brown, owner of the `Pipes of Culloden` and whose family, according to legend, was given knowledge of bagpipe playing by magic.
2001.202.4
Photocopy of article in unknown Ottawa newspaper 14/6/1952 about the battle of Culloden.
History of the bagpipes reputed to have played at Culloden with a photograph of the pipes and of H. C Nolan, the present owner and grandson of John Brown from Tiree.
2001.206.2
Newspaper article `Tiree – United Auctions` with photocopy.
List of cattle sale prices with sellers` names and townships.
2001.206.3
Newspaper article `Deanamh a` Leighis` by Mary Beith.
The healing effects of the bay or sweet willow, salix pentandra.
2001.201.4
Photocopy of article `On Tiree and Coll` by David Stroud from an unknown publication.
The wetlands of Tiree and Coll and the birdlife they support.
1997.32.1
Photocopied newspaper cutting about Pipe-Major John MacDonald.
Photograph and article about Pipe-Major John MacDonald of Tiree who served in the Seaforth Highlanders and saw service in both the Crimean War and the Indian Mutiny.
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