A modern print of an 1819 etching of George William Campbell, 6th Duke of Argyll (22 September 1768 – 22 October 1839)
2025.10.1
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2025.7.2
Miscellaneous papers
A’ Bhuain – Tiree Homecoming 2006 Programme of events
Order of service from a celebration service in Gaelic for the 50th anniversary of Tiree Baptist Church 7.8.1988 – Seirbhis Ghaidhlig a’ Comharrachadh ceud gu leth bliadhna
Iorram Turais. A photocopy of a handwritten song in Gaelic. – Och, och mar tha mi ‘s gur mi tha cianail
2025.9.1
Reflections
a collection of poems by Meena J A Knapman, Kenovay
2025.8.1
A photograph of Flora MacLean (MacKinnon) of Ardnafuaran and Druimfhraoich. 1930-2024
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2025.7.1
A photograph of Lachie MacLean, Druimfroach hand-sowing the seed.
Lachie was one of the last Tiree crofters to sow seed by hand.
2025.6.1
Valuation Roll 1975-76
Strathclyde Region Valuation Roll for ward no. 16 – Tiree & Coll, 1975-76. Lists all buildings and properties on Tiree, along with the owner`s name, the occupier`s name and the property`s gross annual value and rateable value.
2025.5.1
Books of Minutes of the Tiree Association April 2000 to October 2017
2025.4.1
Original photograph of Alasdair MacCallum, Poet, Vaul.
Written on the back: Alastair McCallum, Lodge Farm
2025.3.1
Tìr Ìseal nan Òran – Sgrìobhadairean Òga / Tiree: low land of song – Young Writers
A booklet of original writings in Gaelic and English created as part of the Tìr Ìseal nan Òran project, February – July 2022, in Tiree.
2025.2.1
A copy of Autocar Magazine. Christmas Special, December 2024.
Contains a feature by writer Richard Webber who retraces the steps of Scottish explorer, Isobel Wylie Hutchison, who had brought probably the first Christmas tree to Tiree in 1924, to the chapel in Ruaig, now a family home known as “the Wee Church”.
Richard drove from Carlowrie Castle to Tiree in an Ariel Nomad 2, collecting a Christmas tree from Mull en route.
A condensed version of the feature is online, here