Black and white photograph of An Airidh, Cornaigmore in 1963 before renovation.
Thatched cottage at An Airidh, Cornaigmore in 1963 before renovation.
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Black and white photograph of An Airidh, Cornaigmore in 1963 before renovation.
Thatched cottage at An Airidh, Cornaigmore in 1963 before renovation.
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Black and white photograph of An Airidh, Cornaigmore in 1962 before renovation.
An Airidh, Cornaigmore in 1962 before renovation.
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Photocopy of Crofters Commission document (RG.1175/11-68 – 700).
Replies to questions asked by crofters on the proposals on crofting tenure made the Crofters Commission to the Secretary of State, 1968.
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Photocopied story `Tiree` written by donor`s grandson.
Essay describing Iain MacKinnon (Iain Chaluim) and his house in Kilmoluaig and giving the reasons the author likes Tiree so much.
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Colour scan of analysis of well water at An Airidh, Cornaigmore, 1962.
Analysis of well water at An Airidh, Cornaigmore showing the water suitable for drinking purposes.
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Colour photograph of Tiree High School football team, 1996.
Tiree High School football team, 1996. L-R: (front) David MacFadyen, Graeme Smith, Michael Holliday, Ben Williams, Martin Gillespie, Craig Lapsley; (middle) Joyce Gillespie (P.E. teacher), Iain MacInnes, Alain Campbell, David Hunter, Donald Roddy MacKay, Christopher Gillespie, Ross MacLennan, John Campbell; (back) Jim Anderson.
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Colour photograph of ceilidh in Uist, 2000.
L-R: Kenneth and Niall Mackinnon (Balephetrish), Sarah and Dr. John Holliday (Baugh) playing at a ceilidh during Feis Tir an Eorna in South Uist, 2000.
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Colour photograph of Tiree and Oban High Schools shinty teams, 1997.
Tiree team, L-R: (front) Ben Williams, Craig Lapsley, Michael Holliday, Johann MacLean, (back) Martin Gillespie, Graeme Smith, Donald Roddy MacKay, John Campbell
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Colour photograph of pirates in Peter Pan panto in Crossapol Hall, 1996.
L-R: (back) Captain Hook (John Brady, Cornaigbeg), Smee (Duncan Hunter, Cornaigmore), (front) pirates (Neil MacLeod, Kilmoluaig; John Angus MacKinnon, Kilmoluaig; William Walker, Crossapol; Angus John MacKechnie, Crossapol; Peter MacLeod, Heylipol).
