Colour photograph of Jane and Peter Williams in March 2003.
The Baptist minister Rev. Peter Williams with his wife Jane, Health Visitor and District Nurse, at the anti-Iraq war protest bonfire held at Crossapol in March 2003.
Colour photograph of PC Danny Lapsley, Michael Holliday and Martin MacLean in March 2003.
Lighting the anti-Iraq war protest bonfire in Crossapol in March 2003. L-R: PC Danny Lapsley, Scarinish; Michael Holliday, Baugh; Martin MacLean.
Colour photograph of the anti-Iraq war protest bonfire at Crossapol in March 2003.
The anti-Iraq war protest bonfire at Crossapol in March 2003.
Colour photograph of the anti-Iraq war protest bonfire at Crossapol in March 2003.
The anti-Iraq war protest bonfire at Crossapol in March 2003.
Colour photograph of protesters at the anti-Iraq war bonfire at Crossapol in March 2003.
Protesters at the anti-Iraq war bonfire at Crossapol in March 2003. In the foreground, P.C .Danny Lapsley of Scarinish and Practice Nurse Cairin MacLeod.
Colour photograph of Michael Holliday, Brian Milne and Gordon Scott in March 2003.
Handing out anti-Iraq war leaflets at the protest bonfire in Crossapol in March 2003. L-R: Michael Holliday, Baugh; Art teacher Brian Milne, Scarinish; Social Worker Gordon Scott, Cornaigmore.
Colour photograph of Donald MacKinnon, Hough in August 2002.
Donald MacKinnon of Hough tying a `bann` round a `sguab` (sheaf) in August 2002.
Colour photograph of Donald MacKinnon, Hough in August 2002.
Donald MacKinnon of Hough making a `bann` to tie a `sguab` (sheaf) in August 2002.
Colour photograph of the names on a war memorial in New Zealand.
War memorial in New Zealand with the name A. J. MacLean (Donald A. MacLean`s father) who enlisted during WWI while in New Zealand. His name was added to the list of those killed in action despite surviving the war.
Colour photograph of gravestone of Donald MacFadyen and his son Hector in Tiverton cemetery, Ontario.
Gravestone of Donald MacFadyen, died 15th June 1859 aged 77, and his son Hector, died 10th March 1854 aged 25.
