Black and white postcard of Balephetrish machair.
Balephetrish machair.
1999.193.12
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Object Type: photograph
2002.181.1
Black and white photograph of Margaret MacLean of Balevullin.
Margaret MacLean of Balevullin (m.s. Richardson) after graduating with an M.A. from Glasgow University around 1930.
1999.193.14
Black and white photograph of the M.V. `Lochearn`.
M.V. Lochearn arriving at Tiree around 1930-31.
2000.23.2
Black and white postcard of Scarinish harbour.
View of Scarinish harbour with the hotel on the left and the Mary Stewart on the right. Behind the Mary Stewart are the radio masts built in 1942 and demolished shortly afterwards.
1999.193.15
Black and white photograph of a coal puffer.
Puffer on the beach discharging coal into horse-drawn carts. Location and year unknown, probably 1930s.
2000.23.3
Colour postcard of Iona village and cathedral.
Iona village and cathedral.
1999.256.1
Copy of black and white photograph of Iain MacKinnon of Rhum View, Vaul.
Iain MacKinnon of Rhum View, Vaul. (Original belongs to Ranald Noel-Paton)
2000.24.1
Black and white photograph of the Mary Stewart in Scarinish harbour.
The Mary Stewart beached in Scarinish harbour, taken in the late 1930s early 1940s.
1999.185.3
Black and white photograph of the Runnymede memorial taken on 18/10/1953.
The memorial at Runnymede for RAF personnel with no known graves, taken during the commemoration ceremony on 18/10/1953 by 9 year old John Bacon whose father, Flight Lieutenant Max Bacon, served in Tiree during WWII and was posted missing on 21/1/1945 when John was only 6 months old. (Original in Filing Cabinet 4 drawer 2)
1999.185.4
Black and white photograph of the Queen and Prince Philip at the Runnymede memorial taken on 18/10/1953.
The Queen and Prince Philip walking amongst the relatives after the unveiling of the Commonwealth Air Forces Memorial at Runnymede for over 20,000 men and women who died during WWII with no known graves, photographed on 18/10/1953 by 9 year old John Bacon whose father, Flight Lieutenant `Max` Bacon, served in 518 Squadron Tiree during WWII and was posted missing on 21/1/1945 when John was only 6 months old. (Original in Filing Cabinet 4 drawer 2)
