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Book `Single-Handed – General practitioners in Remote and Rural Areas` by Rosie Donovan & John Bain
Textual na dphotographic record of single-handed GPs who serve small and isloated communities in the Highlands and Islands and other remote areas of Scotland.
Book `MacLean Manuscripts in Nova Scotia` by Colm O Baoill
A catalogue of the Gaelic verse collections MG15G/2/1 and MG15G/2/2 in the Public Archives of Nova Scotia.
CD-ROM `Hunting the herring`
Multimedia CD-ROM about the traditional herring fishing industry of the Clyde sea area.
Laser copy of photograph of Duncan MacCallum of Port Ban, Caoles.
Duncan MacCallum of Port Ban, Caoles with plough drawn by two Clydesdale horses. Original from Donald Brown, Vaul.
Laser copy of photograph of Danina MacCallum of Port Ban, Caoles.
Danina MacCallum, Port Ban, Caoles with two collie dogs. Original from Donald Brown, Vaul.
Laser print of black and white photograph of Danina MacCallum, Port Ban and her daughter, Danina Bheag.
L-R: Danina MacCallum (Danina Bheag) and her mother of the same name, Danina Mhor, of Port Ban, Caoles. Originals from Donald Brown, Vaul.
Newsletter `An Tirisdeach`, issue 258, 24/11/2001
Current news and information about events on Tiree
Computer printout of the results of a Gaelic Survey of Tiree and Coll in 1994
Method, results and conclusions drawn from Gaelic survey of Coll and Tiree conducted by Tiree and Coll Gaelic partnership in 1993-4.
Photocopied extract from Antiquity – `Tiree Craggans` by George Holleyman.
Descriptions of Tiree craggans and historical and cultural context.
Copy of High Court Indictment of 1886 against eight Tiree men, with photocopy.
Indictment against Alexander McLean, Colin Henderson, Hector McDonald, John Sinclair , John McFadyen and Gilbert McDonald, all from Balemartine, George William Campbell from Balinoe, and Donald McKinnon from Balephuil, for mobbing and rioting, and deforcing an officer of the law in the execution of his duty. The men occupied the farm at Greenhill and prevented a writ being served to quit the property.
