Colour photograph of a ceilidh in the Lodge Hotel in the mid-1980s.
Ceilidh in the Lodge Hotel in the mid-1980s. L-R: Stuart Langley, Kirkapol; Gordon Connell, Crossapol; Donald Berry, Vaul; Bernie Smith, West Hynish; Iain MacKinnon, Barrapol.
Colour photograph of Tiree High School staff in 1972-3.
Tiree High School staff in 1972-3. L-R: (standing) Modern Studies and History teacher Gordon Connell, Crossapol; Headteacher (1970-79) Roy MacPherson; Technical and Woodwork teacher Bill Rowan; Primary teacher Annie MacKinnon, Cornaigmore; Gaelic teacher Flora MacPhail, Ruaig; School secretary ,Anne Langley ,Kirkapol; Science teacher John Wilson, Cornaigmore; Primary teacher Bunty Thomson, Balephetrish; Primary teacher Cath MacPherson.
Black and white photograph of Tiree High School hockey team in 1970-1.
Tiree High School hockey team in 1970-1. L-R: (back) Home Economics teacher Helen Cameron, Balephuil; Janet MacArthur, Middleton; Marion MacLean, Cornaigmore; Kathleen MacLean, Crossapol; Helen MacDonald, Mannal; Lorelei MacLennan, Heylipol (factor`s daughter); unknown; Rosemary Nugent, Balephuil; Sheena Wilson, Moss; English teacher Donald Bruce, Crossapol; (front) Christine Maxwell, Balinoe; Christine Burns, Balinoe; Morven MacLean, Crossapol.
Black and white photograph of Scarinish harbour.
Scarinish harbour.
Black and white photograph of Lady Victoria Campbell`s buckboard.
Lady Victoria Campbell`s buckboard, the horses for which were supplied by Thomas Barr, tenant of Balephetrish Farm. Possibly `Faithful John`, John MacKinnon, Lodge Farm, on the right.
Black and white photograph of Lord Archibald Campbell.
Lord Archibald Campbell, 1846-1913.
Black and white photograph of a postman at the Lodge.
Postman delivering letters to the Lodge, probably taken in the 1890s or early 1900s.
Black and white photograph of Eustace Balfour in 1879.
Eustace Balfour, brother of Prime Minister A. J. Balfour and husband of Lady Frances Campbell, photographed in 1879.
Black and white photograph of Lady Victoria Campbell.
Lady Victoria Campbell in the door of the annexe to the Lodge, known in the family as `The Crystal Palace`, probably photographed in the 1890s or early 1900s.
Black and white photograph of the Green.
The Green in the early 1900s, titled `Sahara`.
