Object Type: photograph

2014.77.7

Photograph of Christmas dinner at the Eventide Home around 1990

Colour photograph of residents and staff of the Eventide Home at their Christmas dinner around 1990. Clockwise from bottom left: Jessie Ann MacDonald, Nan MacKechnie, Colin Campbell, Marion MacQueen, unkown, unkown, unkown, unkown, Ruby MacDougall (at head of table), Barbara MacDonald, unknown, Ivy Bell, Flora MacInnes, Margaret Richardson, Margaret Sinclair, Mary Flora Chicken, Margaret MacIver, Joe Davidson. (original stored in filing cabinet 10 drawer 1)

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2014.77.10

Photograph of staff at the Eventide Home around 1990

Colour photograph of Eventide Home staff at a Christmas ceilidh around 1990. L-R: Neil MacKinnon, Joe Davidson, Rosie MacIntyre, Cathie MacNeil, Flora Cameron. (original stored in filing cabinet 10 drawer 1)

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2014.77.11

Photograph of health staff at the Eventide Home around 1990

Colour photograph of health and care staff at the Eventide Home around 1990. L-R: Ishbel MacArthur, Barbara MacDonald, Elspeth Gillies, Iain MacKinnon, Jim Robb (Social Work). (original stored in filing cabinet 10 drawer 1)

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2014.77.12

Photograph of Barbara MacDonald at her retirement party around 1990

Colour photograph of Barbara MacDonald cutting a cake at her retirement from the Eventide Home around 1990. L-R: Barbara, Ivy Bell, Edward Campbell, Rena Goldie. (original stored in filing cabinet 10 drawer 1)

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2014.77.13

Photograph of staff and residents at the Eventide Home around 1990

Colour photograph of staff and residents at the Eventide Home around 1990. L-R: Barbara MacDonald, Mary Davies, Maggie Campbell and Nan MacKechnie. (original stored in filing cabinet 10 drawer 1)

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2014.74.1

Photo of a portrait of Lady Frances Balfour ca 1875

Colour photograph of an original portrait of Lady Frances Balfour (nee Campbell; 1858-1931) as a young woman. She was the sister of the Duke of Argyll and loved Tiree, staying at The Lodge on Gott Bay for many years. The portrait was painted by her sister-in-law, HRH Princess Louise, Queen Victoria`s youngest child, and then Marchioness of Lorne (1848-1939). (original print with information stored in filing cabinet 10 drawer 1)

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