Colour photograph of the Cornaig mill in July 2006.
The restored water wheel at Cornaig mill, photographed by Margaret Campbell on 19th July 2006, the day the water from the mill lade was diverted from the sluice to the wheel.
Colour photograph of the Cornaig mill in July 2006.
The restored water wheel at Cornaig mill turning for the first time for over sixty years, photographed by Margaret Campbell on 19th July 2006.
Black and white of Stewart Buchanan in Scarinish harbour in 1952.
Stewart Buchanan, a descendant of Dòmhnall a’ Phacaid, in front of the Mary Stewart in Scarinish harbour during the Glasgow Fair fortnight of 1952.
Black and white photograph of Donald MacKinnon of Brock around 1933-4.
Donald MacKinnon of Brock around 1933-4 with Neil and Donald MacDonald, also of Brock. As an adult Neil delivered gas cylinders for Malcolm MacLean of Salum. His brother Donald was the father of retired policeman Charlie MacDonald of Dunmore, Vaul.
Sepia photograph of the Colquhoun tombstone in Cathcart Cemetery in Glasgow.
The tombstone in Cathcart Cemetery in Glasgow erected by Neil Colquhoun over the graves of three of his children who all died in their twenties. Neil was the son of Archibald Colquhoun, the schoolmaster at the Free Church Ladies Society School at Sliabh Dearg in Caoles.
Sepia photograph of soldier Archibald Colquhoun.
Archibald Colquhoun, son of Neil and grandson of Archibald, the schoolmaster at the Free Church Ladies Society School at Sliabh Dearg in Caoles. Seen here in his soldier`s uniform, Archibald died of wounds received in Farnce in 1918 aged twenty-three.
Sepia photograph of soldier Neil Colquhoun od Caoles.
Neil Colquhoun was born in 1864 the son of Archibald Colquhoun, the schoolmaster at the Free Church Ladies Society School at Sliabh Dearg in Caoles, and his wife Mary Ann MacLean. Neil was a fervent Tirisdeach and a founder member of the Tiree Association.
Black and white photograph of Nancy, Alasdair and Iain Sinclair of Brock in the 1930s.
Nancy, Alasdair and Iain Sinclair of Brock playing with a toy goose in the sea in 1933 or 1934.
Black and white photograph of Alasdair Sinclair of Brock with his siblings, aunt and uncle in the 1930s.
Siblings Alasdair, Iain and Nancy Sinclair with their aunt Annie MacKinnon and Annie’s uncle Neil MacKinnon at the door of Taigh Uilleim in Brock in 1933 or 1934.
Black and white photograph of Alasdair Sinclair of Brock with his siblings and uncle Lachie in the late 1930s.
Alasdair Sinclair of Brock with his sister Nancy, his brother Iain and his uncle Lachie on Gott Bay in 1938 or 1939. Alasdair is fishing for flounders with a spear made with an old cod hook tied it to a bamboo cane.
