Black and white photograph of Malcolm and Isabel Lamont`s house in Cornaigmore.
Malcolm (Calum Alasdair) and Isabel Lamont`s house in Cornaigmore. Isabel was a weaver and had her loom in the byre. They were the parents of Donald Lamont of Caoles and the grandparents of Malcolm MacLean of Salum (Calum Salum).
Black and white photograph of Cathie Omand in Kenovay in 1950.
Cathie Omand nee MacMaster at the back of Donald the butcher`s house at Kenovay in 1950. Note the wooden crates to the right. All the Co-op produce such as jam and lemonade came in heavy crates such as these which had to be carried by hand into the shop.
Black and white photograph of Malcolm and Isabel Lamont`s house in Cornaigmore.
Malcolm and Isabel Lamont`s house in Cornaigmore in the late 1920s. Standing at the door is their daughter Mary Ann (b. 1870) with her daughter-in-law Effie Logan who married her son John.
Black and white photograph of Kate MacCallum, Rob MacMaster, John and Cathie Omand in 1950.
Outside the Co-op garage in 1950. L-R: Kate MacCallum of Scarinish; Robert MacMaster (Rob Mor) of Kenovay; John Omand, Murray Omand`s father; Cathie Omand nee MacMaster, John`s daughter-in-law. Rob Mor and John both drove the Co-op van.
Black and white photograph of the house of Mary Ann MacLean nee Lamont in the 1940s.
The house of Mary Ann MacLean nee Lamont on Cornaigmore machair in the 1940s.
Black & white photograph of Donald MacLean (Donald the butcher) and Cathie Omand née MacMaster on the cross-bar of Donald’s bicycle in Kenovay in the late 1930s.
Black and white photograph of thatched houses on Cornaigmore machair.
The house of Mary Ann MacLean née Lamont in the mid-1950s. The house next door with the bicycle outside belonged to Archie Lamont and had been recently refurbished.
Black and white photograph of Murray Omand and Katie MacCallum in 1950.
Murray Omand and Katie MacCallum outside the Co-op garage in 1950.
Colour photograph of renovated house at Cornaigmore.
Renovation of what was Mary Ann MacLean`s house on Cornaigmore machair in 2003. Archie Lamont`s house next door is now a ruin.
Black and white photograph of Mary and Norman Omand with a friend in the 1950s.
Outside `Ormer` in Kirkapol in the 1950s with the Co-op van in the background. L-R: a friend of the Omands; Norman Omand, Murray`s brother; Mary Omand, Norman and Murray`s mother.
