Report `Tiree Visitor Survey – Visitors by air tabulations` prepared by System Three Scotland.
Results of a survey of visitors to Tiree travelling by air conducted between May and November 1995 for Cobham Resource Consultants.
Catalogue of photographs taken by George Holleyman, FSA.
Photocopies of the photographs taken by George Holleyman while a corporal in the RAF based in Tiree during World War II.
Family tree and history of the descendants of Donald McDonald and Flora MacDonald, Kenovay.
Family tree of MacDonalds originating in Kenovay.
Letter dated 16/11/1996 from Rob Roy MacDonald to Dr John Holliday.
Letter from the great-great-grandson of Donald and Flory MacDonald, Kenovay, who visited Tiree in 1996.
Photocopy of book extract `Parish of Tiry` by Rev. Archibald McColl.
Description of the geography of Tiree, its wildlife, minerals, antiquities, climate, diseases, population, fuel, manufactures and fishery, livestock, agriculture, the character and customs of the people, the poor, schools, emigration, ferries, churches.
Photocopy of book `Argyll Estates Instructions` 1771-1805 edited by Eric Cregeen.
The instructions given by John, the 5th Duke of Argyll to his Chamberlain in Mull and Morvern and his Chamberlain in Tiree with an introduction by Eric Cregeen.
Available to read online here: National Library of Scotland
Laminated printout of Gaelic song `Pilot` by John MacDougall
Song/poem about a dog called Pilot who was blinded by a girl.
Laminated English transcription of Gaelic song `Pilot` by John MacDougall
Song/poem about a dog called Pilot who was blinded by a girl.
Newspaper cutting titled `Windy Island` about the yacht `Oceana`, with photocopy
Short article about the yacht `Oceana` said to be aground in Hynish Bay on the foreshore of Crossapol and mentioning that a gust of 108 miles per hour had beeen recorded on Tiree.
Newspaper cutting `TheBest Holiday – On Lone Tiree` dated 16/5/1928, with photocopy.
Description of the best holiday of the author (G. R.) – a fortnight staying with an unnamed fisherman and his wife in Ruaig – mentioning the cost of the holiday, the train journey to Oban, the sail to Scarinish, the good weather in Tiree, home cooking, fishing and golfing at Vaul,
