Black and white photograph of a Halifax at RAF Tiree during WWII.
A Halifax which ran into a ditch after overshooting the airfield and ended up nose down.
2000.179.13
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2000.83.6
Black and white photograph of Malcolm Kennedy of Moss.
Malcolm Kennedy of Moss in naval uniform in the 1940s. He captained coasters around the Liverpool area.
2000.83.7
Black and white photograph of Walter MacKinnon and George Hamilton.
L-R: Walter MacKinnon and George Hamilton, both of Barrapol, taken in the 1940s. Walter was a cousin of Morag Kennedy, Evelyn O`Flynn`s mother, and was 2nd mate on a collier which ran between Scotland and Ireland.
2000.83.8
Black and white photograph of Donald Kennedy and his daughter-in-law April.
Donald Kennedy (Denny) and his daughter-in-law April on the croft at Heylipol in the early 1940s. April is pouring a shot of whiskey into the tea. The croft was the first one on the left going up the Heylipol road from the church.
2000.83.9
Black and white photograph of Malcolm Kennedy of Moss.
Malcolm Kennedy of Moss with a scythe and sheepdog on the Heylipol croft in the late 1930s.
2000.83.10
Black and white photograph of Donald Kennedy of Moss.
Donald Kennedy of Moss in the late 1930s. He settled in Australia then moved to New Zealand.
2000.83.11
Black and white photograph of Donald Archie and Malcolm Kennedy of Moss.
Donald Archie Kenendy of Moss who was lost at sea in 1939 and his brother Malcolm whose ship was blown up in 1946. Donald Archie and Malcolm were brothers of Morag Kennedy, Evelyn O`Flynn`s mother.
1999.118.2
Laser print of photograph of a stone cross from Kilkenneth Chapel.
photograph of a stone cross from Kilkenneth Chapel, now missing..
1999.125.4
Photocopied photograph of Captain John MacKinnon and Neil MacDougall.
Captain John MacKinnon of Harbour, Caoles and his brother-in-law Neil MacDougall, son of Rev. Allan MacDougall and headmaster of Ruaig School.
1999.125.5
Photocopied photograph of Margaret Mary MacKinnon nee MacDougall.
Margaret Mary MacKinnon with a child in her arms. Margaret was the daughter of Rev Allan MacDougall of Milton and the wife of Captain John MacKinnon, Harbour Caoles.