Copied photograph of HMS Sturdy.
The destroyer HMS Sturdy which was on convoy protection duty during World War II when she ran aground at Sandaig on 30th October 1940 with the loss of five lives.
2006.1.2
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2006.2.1
Colour photograph of Jean MacCallum nee Watson of Balevullin, with a cow named ‘Lady Kathryn’.
When Jean’s grandson was courting his future wife, he bought a milking cow so that she could experience milk straight from a cow. He named the cow Lady Kathryn after her, and they made butter under Jean’s supervision. Unfortunately, however, the cow was bad tempered and only Jean was able to milk her.
2006.4.1
Black and white photograph of Cornaigmore School in 1946.
Cornaigmore School in 1946. (copy and info supplied by donor in Filing Cabinet 8 drawer 4)
(L-R, back row) Hugh Archie MacLean, Lachie Campbell, Colin Campbell, Willie MacDonald, Charlie MacLean, David MacKay, John Rhodie, Alasdair MacDonald, John Pollock, Neil Campbell, Calum MacKinnon, Hugh Kennedy, Donald Alex MacLean, (2nd back row) Hugh MacLean, Joan Campbell (MacArthur), Catriona Campbell (MacAuslan), Janet Lamont, Rose Rhodie, Janet Campbell (Paterson), Jessie MacLean (MacKinnon), Isobel MacDonald, Sheila MacKinnon (Suggit), Dolina MacDonald, Flora MacLeod, Zena MacFadyen, Elizabeth Shepherd, Mairi Paterson (Campbell), Maggie MacKechnie (Campbell), Mary Brown, Iain Campbell, Archie Matheson, (middle row) Iain MacKinnon, Mary MacDonald, Cathie Boden, Miss MacLeod, Mrs MacDougall, Miss MacKinnon, Mr Allan MacDougall, Miss Livingstone, Miss MacDonald, Miss Nisbet, Donina Stewart, Elizabeth MacMillan, Mary MacPhail (Cameron), Calum MacKinnon, (2nd front row) Effie MacKinnon, Jean Campbell (MacFadyen), Betty Campbell, Jean Watson (MacCallum), Lizzie MacMaster, Bessie MacPhail, Annie Stewart, Jessamy Bower, Sheena MacDonald, Christine Evans, Pamela Matheson, Netta Lamont, Sheena Henderson, Grace MacDonald, Marion MacNeill, Georgina Wilson, Catriona MacPhail (Watt), Donald MacDonald, (front row) Christina MacLean, Elma MacTaggart, unknown, Iain MacLean , Willie MacMillan, Margaret Boden, Donald MacLean, Hector MacPhail, Ewan Campbell, Roy Blair, Donald MacNeill, Alex Matheson, Gilleasbuig MacLeod, Hugh MacPhail, Donald Stewart, Iain MacKinnon, David MacMillan, Iain Stewart, Hugh M. MacLean, Donald A. Brown.
2005.162.5
Colour photograph of Sandaig from an unknown publication.
The Glassary restaurant and guest house at Sandaig copied from an unknown publication. (Original page in Filing Cabinet 8 drawer 4)
2005.156.1
Sepia photograph of the Mary Stewart.
Sepia photograph of the Mary Stewart in full sail.
2005.153.1
Copy of a sepia photograph of Scarinish School.
Scarinish School. (Awaiting info) (Donated copy in Filing Cabinet 7 drawer 4)
2005.148.1
Copy of black and white photograph of Balemartine School around 1934-5.
Balemartine School, around 1934-5.
L-R: (back row) Hector MacLean, John MacFadyen, Willie Lamont, Hugh MacFarlane, John MacKay, Calum Brown, Murdoch Sinclair, Alick MacKay, Arthur Straker, John MacFadyen, (2nd back row from boy at extreme left) Alastair MacDonald, Mary MacLean, Annabel MacFadyen, Alix MacLean, Mary MacDonald, Netta MacKay, Ina MacFadyen, Cathie MacKay, Netta Wool, Sarah MacKinnon, (2nd front row standing) Flora MacFadyen, Cathie Sinclair, Effie MacDonald, unknown, Phem. MacNeill, Isobel Campbell, Flora MacFadyen, May MacDonald, Morag MacKinnon, Effie B. MacDonald, Katie Ann Lamont, Hector Brown, (front row) Calum MacLean, Donald Wool, Neil Sinclair, Walter MacKay, Donald MacFadyen, Alasdair Sinclair, John Brown, Allan MacFadyen, Duncan Wool. (Copy in Filing Cabinet 8 drawer 4)
2005.149.1
Black and white photograph of Johnny MacDonald of Heanish.
Johnny MacDonald (Teònaidh Nonian) of Coll Cottage, Heanish, who was at sea with Caledonian MacBrayne. He was the son of John MacDonald (see photo D113) who worked at the pier and manned the Scarinish lighthouse until the 1950s. (Original in Filing Cabinet 8 drawer 4)
2005.147.1
Colour photograph of Eric Brown with an eel.
Eric Brown with an eel. (awaiting info)
2005.146.1
Colour photograph of the cnotagan at Carraig Mhic Eòghainn, Baugh.
The bowl-like cnotagan at Carraig Mhic Eòghainn, a fishing rock at Baugh, photographed by Dr John Holliday in 2000. Cnotagan were used to grind bait, usually limpets and whelks.
