Colour photograph of ‘Main Camp’ in Farmborough, Yeppoon, Australia, built as the family home by Donald Brown (1864-1947), who emigrated to Australia in 1886. His parents were Hugh Brown and Anne Kennedy of Moss.
2019.11.4
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2018.108.17
Black & white postcard of people in the street of old Auchmithie. Black & white photograph of an unidentified old man sitting with a young unidentified couple. From a collection of items found in Milton Cottage, Caoles.
2018.108.16
Black & white photograph of unidentified ship’s crew on the deck of the Baron Polwarth. From a collection of items found in Milton Cottage, Caoles.
2018.108.15
Black & white photograph of unidentified naval officers and guests on the deck of the Baron Polwarth. From a collection of items found in Milton Cottage, Caoles.
2018.108.14
Black & white photograph of an unidentified naval officer on the deck of the Baron Polwarth. From a collection of items found in Milton Cottage, Caoles.
2018.108.9
Photograph of John MacArthur, Caoles, in 1920. From his Merchant Navy Identity and Service Certificate.
2018.63.4
Colour photograph of the crew of the dipping lug-sail boat ‘Eilean Thiriodh’, holding a prize cup outside the ‘Lean-to’ bar of the Scarinish Hotel, after winning in the Tiree Regatta around 2000. L-R: David Hepburn, John MacArthur, Duncan MacArthur, Kenny Morrison. The ‘Eilean Thiriodh’ was made in Barcaldine in 1998, and won several Tiree Regattas.
2018.63.3
Colour photograph of the crew of the dipping lug-sail boat ‘Eilean Thiriodh’, holding a prize cup in front of their boat in Scarinish harbour, after winning a race in the Tiree Regatta around 2000. L-R: David Hepburn, Kenny Morrison, John MacArthur, Duncan MacArthur. The ‘Eilean Thiriodh’ was made in Barcaldine in 1998, and won several Tiree Regattas.
2018.63.2
Colour photograph of the dipping lug sail boat ‘Eilean Thiriodh’ being rowed back into Scarinish harbour after racing in a Tiree Regatta around 2000. The ‘Eilean Thiriodh’ was made in Barcaldine in 1998, and won several Tiree Regattas.
2018.105.6
Colour photograph of L-R: Margaret MacLean, unknown, Eliza MacLean, at Whitehouse, Cornaigbeg.
