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Report on the Reef RSPB reserve by Alan Leitch and John Bowler.
Plan to `maintain and enhance the Reef as one of the largest and best examples in the Hebrides of an uncultivated, cattle-grazed, wet and dry machair mosaic which supports internationally and nationally important bird assembalges, botanical communities and geomorphological features.`
Draft report about the aggregate resources and requirements on Tiree by Dr Paul J Henney and Jon Merritt of the British Geological Survey.
Review of the available sand and gravel resources on the island and consideration of alternative sources with a view to ensuring that local aggregate requirements are met while keeping the environmental impact to a minimum, plus O/S map showing sites of aggregate resources.
Key for the public hall at Crossapol.
Key for the old public hall at Crossapol formerly belonging to Clare Jones. The old hall was opened in 1960, demolished in 2001, and replaced by the new hall `An Talla` in 2004.
Leaflet `Scotland – The road to the isles` by British Railways and MacBraynes Steamers.
Leaflet giving fares to Oban, Staffa and Iona, Stornoway, the Inner Hebrides, Mallaig and Kyle of Lochalsh to the Outer Isles.
Bar of unused monkey brand soap in its original wrapper. A mixture of soap and pumice, it was used for scouring and to remove problem stains.
Pottery candlestick sold as a souvenir from Tiree.
Pottery candlestick with cream, brown and green glaze and the words `From Tiree – Dinna burn the caun`le at baith ends`. Stamped on underside with `Longpark Torquay`.
Newsletter `An Tirideach`, issue no. 274, 20/7/2002.
Local news and events.
Book `Scotland`s Highlands and Islands` by David Turnock.
One of series of books about problem regions of Europe.
Copy of newspaper article about thatched houses on Tiree.
Article about the thatched houses on Tiree with a photgraph.
Copy of newspaper article about the Clydesdale horses bred by Donald MacIntyre.
Photograph of two thoroughbred Cyldesdale mares and their foals bred by Donald MacIntyre, Gott.
