Black and white photograph of an unidentified couple outside their house at Balevullin, with one other person, in around 1960.
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2018.52.4
Black and white photograph of Donald Archie Cameron of the Scarinish Hotel during a trip to Oban in around the 1960s.
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Colour photograph of the wife of DA Cameron, Scarinish Postmaster Duncan Cameron’s mother, in around 1970.
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Colour photograph of Donald MacLean and Cathie Maclean from Ardbeg, Cornaig, at Balevullin in June 1970.
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Photograph of a painting of the Claymore ferry at sea.
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Article titled ‘Bog Standards’ extracted from ‘New Scientist’ 28 June 2003 about the various traditional uses of bog cotton Eriophorum, e.g. a tablecloth.
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2018.49.3
Information and photographs regarding the link between a painting by Mary Barnard, her husband Duncan MacGregor Whyte (see 2018.49.1), and the subsequent owners of the painting. Duncan MacGregor Whyte (Mary Barnard’s husband) was friends with Alexander Lang MacArthur, Oban, whose son George was born within days of Tearlach MacGregor Whyte (see 2018.49.2). The painting was passed down the MacArthur line to Iain Alexander Currie MacArthur, Oban, and passed on to An Iodhlann after he died in 2017.
2018.49.2
Black and white photograph of Tearlach MacGregor Whyte taken on 9 July 1922, a month before his 18th birthday. Tearlach was the son of artists Duncan MacGregor Whyte and Mary Barnard, who built The Studio at Balephuil.
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Framed watercolour/pastel painting by artist Mary Barnard, wife of Duncan MacGregor Whyte, who built The Studio at Balephuil in the early 1900s. Signed MB Barnard (Mrs Whyte), and dated 2 April 1920.
Handwritten on the back of the mount board is “The Morven Hills from Oban in April. £2.10.0 by Mary B Barnard, exhib. at RG, RSC, Pastel Soc London, AI Glasgow, Salon Paris.” Framed by J Bryce Smith Ltd, London.
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Composition ‘Memories of 518 Squadron, Tiree’ by John Robertson 2018, based on personal accounts of crew members of RAF 518 Squadron Meteorological Observers during WWII. Originally compiled for the Highalnd Aviation Museum in Inverness.
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