Colour photograph of the one of the panels of the first exhibition at An Iodhlann, shortly after its purchase by the Tiree & Coll Gaelic Partnership in 1997.
2018.54.8
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2018.54.7
Colour photograph of the one of the panels of the first exhibition at An Iodhlann, shortly after its purchase by the Tiree & Coll Gaelic Partnership in 1997.
2018.54.6
Colour photograph of The Reading Room, Scarinish, at the time of being purchased by the Tiree & Coll Gaelic Partnership in 1997, in order to house An Iodhlann – Tiree’s Historical Centre.
2018.54.5
Colour photograph of The Reading Room, Scarinish, at the time of being purchased by the Tiree & Coll Gaelic Partnership in 1997, in order to house An Iodhlann – Tiree’s Historical Centre.
2018.54.4
Collection of 36 original colour photographs, including the Reading Room and first exhibitions, Whitehouse Cattle Show, houses Taigh a’ Bhochdainn and Lag nan Cruach before renovation, ploughing demonstration, Tiree district nurses, Tiree football team ca. 1999. Most are catalogued separately (see 2018.54.5 – 27).
2018.54.3
Photocopy of a tri-fold brochure from an exhibition by the Oban Art Society of works by Duncan MacGregor Whyte (1866-1953) and his wife, Mary Bernard (1870-1946), in St. Columba’s Church, Oban in September 1984. Includes biographies and lists of named works. The MacG Whytes built The Studio in Balephuil.
2018.54.2
Photocopies of a series of around 80 long and detailed typed letters (one handwritten) from artist Duncan MacGregor Whyte to his wife, Mary Barnard, and his son, Tearlach, during his travels, from boarding the steamship ‘Caledonia’ in Nov. 1911, across Canada in 1912-13, sailing to Australia via Hawaii in 1913, and around Australia in 1913-1919. In the letters, DMcGW describes his journeys, the people he meets and the paintings he produces. He frequently refers to the Gaelic language and Tiree, where he built The Studio at Balephuil.
2018.54.1
Lump of ‘sea coal’ found at Port a’ Mhuilinn, Hynish (grid ref. NL 97995 38780), from one of two shipwrecks, either the coal puffer ‘Regina’ 1872 (Canmore ID# 256038), or the cargo steam ship ‘Marchioness of Lorne’ 1875.
2018.53.2
Large colour brochure for the Tiree Lodge Hotel ca 1990, when it was owned by Ken & Irene Hutchinson and Elaine & Glyn Williams. Includes photographs.
2018.53.1
Three paper tri-fold leaflets promoting The Glassary restaurant and guesthouse, Sandaig, when it was owned by Mabel and Donald MacArthur. Printed around 1985.