Newspaper cutting `The Quern-Dust Calendar` by Raghnall MacilleDhuibh.
Legend about John Brown who hid a ploughshare, died without revealing its whereabouts and thereafter his ghost haunted Dun Crosg in Glen Lochy.
2003.28.16
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Object Type: newsprint
1998.32.1
`Scots Magazine`, November 1972.
William Rankin writes about Island House and its gruagach or guardian fairy.
1998.33.7
Photocopied newspaper cutting about air services to the Scottish islands.
The air service to the Highlands and Island is to be improved in 1967 by replacing the Heralds with Viscount aircraft except to Barra and Tiree
1998.35.1
Photocopied newspaper cutting about the Rev. Hector MacKinnonof Kirkapol.
Article about Hector MacKinnon from Kirkapol who ministered in Shettleston in the east end of Glasgow.
1998.28.1
Photocopied newspaper cutting about Gordon Donald 1929-1988.
Obituary for Gordon Donald (1929-1988) in Gaelic with English summary.
1998.29.2.1
Photocopied article about the loss of the Fokker XXII aircraft `Sylvia Scarlet`, with an accompanying letter.
(1) Article from `Fly Past` Magazine, 1982, about the loss of the Fokker plane `Sylvia Scarlet` shortly after departing from Tiree on 3/7/1943. (2) Letter from Peter Moran, editor of `Aviation Archaeologist` Magazine, dated 27/11/1981 to donor, giving information about the crew of the `Sylvia Scarlet`.
2003.25.1
Photocopied newspaper cutting about Donald MacIntyre (Donnchadh Ban nan Oran).
Copy of the discharge paper for Donald MacIntyre (Donnchadh Ban nan Oran) who was discharged from the infantry when the battalion was disbanded in 1799. He was 75 years old.
2003.25.2
Photocopied newspaper cutting about Donald MacIntyre (Donnchadh Ban nan Oran).
Review of book `Duncan Ban` by Angus MacLeod, with some background information about Duncan Ban himself.
2003.23.1
Newsletter `An Tirisdeach`, No. 288, 22/2/2003.
Local nes and events.
2003.19.1
Photocopied newspaper cutting about Tiree lamb sales in August 2002.
Page of photographs about the August 2002 lamb sales at Crossapol. One photograph of Euan MacKinnon, Huillcrest.