List of four books referencing Tiree.
List of four books whish reference Tiree, two about antiquities.
1997.152.1
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2002.144.2
Family tree for the descendants of Hugh Clark and Christena MacLean.
Family tree for the descendants of Hugh Clark (1783-1851) and Christena MacLean (1794-1876) who were married in Ruaig in 1812. The family emigrated to Canada around 1846 with 10 of their 14 children.
2002.144.1
Family tree for the desendants of Donald MacDougall and Marion MacLean.
Family tree for the descendants of Donald MacDougall (1803-1887) and Marion MacLean (1799-1885) of Tiree and Tiverton, Ontario.
2002.143.1
Report on tourism in Argyll, the islands, LochLomond, Stirling and the Trossachs by VisitScotland.
The number of UK and overseas visitors to the AILLST area, their expenditure and the percentage of the workforce employed in tourism related employment.
1997.148.11
Black and white postcard of the Ringing Stone.
Postcard of the Ringing Stone.
1997.148.39
Black and white photograph of Hugh MacLean of Caoles in 1920.
Hugh MacLean of Caoles in 1920.
1997.148.34
Black and white photograph of Scarinish School in 1936.
Scarinish School in 1936. L-R: (back row) Miss Jean MacFarlane, teacher; Mr Dixon Bennett, trainee teacher; Angus Munn, Heanish; Donald MacDonald; Lachlan MacFadyen; Donald MacLean; Lachlan MacKinnon; John MacDonald; Katherine C. Nisbet, headmistress; (2nd back row) Neil MacKinnon; John Peter MacDonald; Annie MacFarlane; Cathie MacDonald; Mona MacDonald; Hetty MacDonald; Flora MacFarlane; Cathie Munn; Archibald MacDonald; (middle row, left) Isobel Campbell; Mamie Miller; (2nd front row) Netta MacLean; Katie MacLean; Catriona MacKinnon; May MacArthur; Mary MacKinnon; Anne MacArthur; (front row) Willie MacPhee; unknown; John MacDonald; Donald MacDonald; John George MacLean.
1997.148.38
Black and white photograph of a group of people outside Ruaig School in 1921.
Building the extension to, or re-building, Ruaig School after the fire. In the back row are Calum MacKinnon, butcher in Scarinish (2nd left), Colin MacArthur, mason from Caoles (3rd right) and Sandy Mor MacLean from Sea View, Caoles (2nd right). 3rd from L (seated) may be Elizabeth Lamont (Lizzie Bhan).
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Black and white photograph of J. Brown with the dinghy `Spindrift` at Scarinish harbour.
J. Brown with the dinghy `Spindrift` at Scarinish harbour.
1997.148.37
1943 ENSA concert party
Photograph of an ENSA concert party in 1943.
Courtesy of Mr Angus MacLean
ENSA, the Entertainments National Service Association, was set up in 1939 to provide entertainment for the British armed forces during World War II. Operating as a part of the Navy, Army and Air Force Institute (NAAFI), it was affectionately known as ‘Every Night Something Awful’.
This photograph is of a travelling concert party which performed in front of the RAF base personnel in October 1943. Concerts consisted of a couple of hours of singing, comedy and sketches, some good and some not so good.
Their spirit and dedication was admired and appreciated, even on return visits of the same concert party when the show had been seen before.
Black and white photograph of a wartime revue.
Wartime revue at RAF Tiree on 15/10/1943. (Original in Filing Cabinet 2 drawer 1: 1997.178)