Photograph of Brown`s croft, Mannal (no. 3/4) ca. 1900
Black & white photograph of Brown`s croft, Mannal (no. 3/4) taken by Erskine Beveridge during 1896-1901.
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Photograph of “Taigh Bean an Sgiobair”, Mannal ca. 1900
Black & white photograph of “Taigh Bean an Sgiobair”, Mannal, taken by Erskine Beveridge during 1896-1901. House No. 3 is in the background (see P132). See also P134 for a later photo of the same house.
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Photograph of “Taigh Bean an Sgiobar”, Mannal, ca 1900.
Black & white photograph of “Taigh Bean an Sgiobar”, Mannal, taken by Erskine Beveridge during 1896-1901. A later photograph of P133. Note that the gable wall has been painted and the garden and surrounding vegetation has grown. The figure is probably the wife of the skipper, Sinclair, who came from Orkney to work on the Skerryvore lighthouse.
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Photograph of “Taigh Fionaghala”, Scarinish ca. 1900.
Black & white photograph of “Taigh Fionaghala”, Scarinish, taken by Erskine Beveridge during 1896-1901.
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Photograph of “Taigh an t-Sithein” or “Taigh Nèill `ic Chaluim”, Scarinish ca. 1900
Black & white photograph of “Taigh an t-Sithein” or “Taigh Nèill `ic Chaluim”, Scarinish, taken by Erskine Beveridge during 1896-1901. The house is no longer standing.
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Photograph of “Taigh Uilleim” (MacPhee), Scarinish ca. 1900
Black & white photograph of “Taigh Uilleim” (MacPhee), Scarinish, taken by Erskine Beveridge during 1896-1901. The house no longer stands.
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Photograph of “Taigh a` Charabhanaich”, Scarinish ca. 1900.
Black & white photograph of “Taigh a` Charabhanaich”, Scarinish, taken by Erskine Beveridge during 1896-1901. Donald ?? had the nickname `An Carachanach / the bream”. The house no longer stands.
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Photograph of Baugh House ca. 1900
Black & white photograph of Baugh House taken by Erskine Beveridge during 1896-1901. Built as the doctor`s house for Dr Buchanan, whose horse and trap is by the door. The original doctor`s `cottage` is beside the L-shaped barn. At the time, the doctor’s living was made from Baugh Farm. Baugh House is still used as the doctor`s residence.
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Photograph of Alexander Archiebald MacLean and his friend “Jonny Dugch”, ca. 1920
Black & white photograph of Alexander Archiebald MacLean, Kilmoluaig (Alick Archie, 1899-1962) and his close friend “Jonny Dugch” around 1920.
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Photograph of Capt. John MacLean and Alexander Archiebald MacLean, ca 1925
Black & white photograph of Capt. John MacLean, Kilmoluaig (1899-1962; left), his brother Alexander Archiebald MacLean (Alick Archie; seated) and a friend. Taken around 1925. Great-uncle and grandfather (resp.) of Christine MacLean Klein, Germany. John, also known as `Iain a` Ghlascu / John of Glasgow (man)`, died of a heart attack in the saloon of the MV Loch Ard whilst anchored at Bruichladdich in 1962, aged 63.
