Photograph of the SS Derrynane in Canada, 1939
Black & white photograph of the Merchant Navy SS Derrynane passing under Lion`s Gate Bridge, Vancouver, Canada in 1939. It was while serving on this ship during WWII that Chief Officer Charles Lamont MacDonald (1896-1941), Sackhill, Ruaig, died aged 41 when the ship was sunk by the German Heavy Cruiser, Admiral Hipper. Charles was the son of Donald & Christina MacDonald, and husband of Flora A MacDonald of Crookston, Glasgow.
Photograph of Chrissie MacFarlane (nee MacNeil), Hynish, with friends ca. 1943
Sepia photograph of Chrissie MacFarlane (nee MacNeil), Hynish (on the right) with friends around 1943.
Photograph of Chrissie MacFarlane (nee MacNeil), Hynish, as a girl cin 1933.
Black & white portrait photograph of Chrissie MacFarlane (nee MacNeil) as a girl in 1933.
Photograph of Christine MacDonald, Scarinish, receiving a Silk Cut Nautical Award in 1991
Black & white photograph of Christine MacDonald (MacClounnan, nee MacFarlane) receiving a Silk Cut Nautical Award at the Dorchester Hotel in London in 1991. Christine rescued her boyfriend Kenneth MacLounnan, Balephuil, when the fishing boat `Travee`, skippered by Kevan Brown, Balephuil, sank in Gunna Sound in 1991. (see also newspaper cuttings 2012.74.1 and award 2012.74.2).
Photograph of Murdoch Sinclair`s wife
Black & white photograph of Murdoch Sinclair`s wife in her wedding dress.
Photograph of brothers Iain and Lachie MacFarlane, Hynish, as boys ca. 1960
Black and white photograph of brothers (L-R) Iain MacFarlane (b.1950) and Lachie MacFarlane (b 1952), Hynish, playing football in shorts and tank-tops around 1960.
Photograph of Donald M MacLean on the deck of a ship.
Black & white photograph of Donald M MacLean in his vest on the deck of a ship, possibly the Tiree ferry.
Photograph of Lachie MacFarlane, Hynish, with Mike Stanfield of the Hebridean Trust in the early 1990s
Colour photograph of (L-R) Lachie MacFarlane (b. 1920), Hynish, standing with Mike Stanfield of the Hebridean Trust at Hynish in the early 1990s. Signed “To Lachie with best wishes and thanks, Mike”.
Photograph of dipping lug-sail boats racing ca. 1970
Colour photograph of three dipping lug-sail boats racing under sail at the Tiree Regatta around 1970 (with a forth boat in the background heading the other way).
Photograph of HRH Princess Anne speaking with locals at the opening of the Hynish Centre in 1991.
Colour photograph of HRH Princess Anne speaking with (L-R) Mike Stanfield of the Hebridean Trust, Ian Whyte of the Hydro Board, and Mrs & Mr Lachie MacFarlane of Hynish, at the opening of the Hynish Centre in May 1991.
