Black & white photograph of Christina MacDonald as a child, with her dog in a toy pram outside Cornaig police station around the 1940s.
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2017.35.2
Black & white photograph of four teachers of Cornaig School in the 1940s. L-R: Miss Livingstone (Primary teacher), Alan MacLean (of Harris), Miss Clark (Domestic teacher), Mrs MacDougall (nee MacMillan).
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Black & white photograph of Mr MacIver leading an excercise class outside Cornaig School in the 1930s.
2017.34.1
Black & white photograph of six brothers in Canadian army uniform during WWI. Their parents emigrated to Brock Township, Ontario, Canada from Ruaig in the mid-1800s. The photograph is from the book ‘Green Pastures of Old Brock’.
2017.33.1
Photograph of Rev Neil MacLean, Gott, (1784-1859), Church of Scotland minister around 1850.
2017.32.1
Black & white photograph of Dr Alexander Buchanan (1935-1911), Tiree’s doctor, during a vist to Coll in the late 1800s. He is standing outside the smiddy in Arinagour. The photograph was taken by Robert Sturgeon – the donor’s grandfather, and is from a postcard reproduced from a glass-plate negative.
2017.31.1
Black & white photograph of loading cattle on to the Kerrera ferry around 1968. L-R: ferryman, Mairi MacFadyen, Lachie MacFadyen (Caoles), John MacFadyen. Cattle were penned on the slipway and walked onto the boat at high tide. The boat was and then towed across to the mainland.
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Black & white photograph of the four daughters of Hector Lamont (1889-1950) and Barbara McNeill (married 1924) of Seaview, Balemartine, around 1935. L-R: Christine Lamont, Isobel Lamont, Elspeth Lamont, Rhona Lamont.
2017.29.1
Draft print of a photograph of the oldest and youngest residents of Taigh a’ Rudha, Scarinish, in 1994. L-R: Alec MacLeod, Hough, on his 90th birthday, and Dorothy (daughter of Bill and Pat Campbell, Balephetrish) and her new baby Alison, who was born at Taigh a’ Rudha.
2017.28.1
Small cutting from an unknown Gaelic magazine with the saying: “See that your own hearth is swept before you lift your neighbour’s ashes”.
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