Black and white photograph of Neill MacArthur, Balephuil.
Neil MacArthur (fear gille Ruaidh an t-sleibh) of Balephuil who was married to Mary Catherine Campbell of Cornaigbeg.
1999.92.2
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1999.87.2
Colour postcard of Baugh Bay from Crossapol.
Postcard of Baugh Bay from Crossapol.
1999.92.5
Black and white photograph of the MacArthurs of Balephuil sliabh.
The MacArthurs of Balephuil sliabh (muinntir an t-sleibh). L-R: (back) Mor, Peigi, Catriona, (front) Calum and Sandy.
1999.92.1
Black and white photograph of Roddy MacLeod, minister at Kilwinning.
Roddy MacLeod, cousin of Chrissie MacFarlane, Hynish, who grew up to be a minister at Kilwinning.
1999.92.6
Black and white photograph of HMS `Roxburgh`.
HMS `Roxburgh`. (Not indexed or displayed)
1999.85.2
Black and white postcard of Heylipol church.
Postcard of Heylipol Church.
1999.92.3
Black and white photograph of Elizabeth Shepherd, Balemartine.
Elizabeth Shepherd who was brought up in Balemartine.
1999.92.7
Black and white photograph of Dugald MacArthur`s sister`s house in Canada.
The house in Canada of Dugald MacArthur`s sister from Balephuil sliabh. She and her husband (surname MacGibbon) died of flu.
1999.84.1
Colour postcard of a thatched house at Milton.
Postcard of a thatched house at Milton with the mountains of Mull in the distance.
1999.74.2
Cutting the ham
Photograph of a Regatta Sports Day in the 1930s.
Courtesy of Mr Duncan MacInnes
The aim of the sport was that the participant would be blindfolded and given a knife, the ham would be swung around on a rope above them, and they would have to try to cut the rope so that the ham would fall.
Black and white photograph of Tiree regatta sports.
Cutting the ham at a Regatta Sports Day in the 1930s.