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Newspaper cutting about better medical services for Tiree people during the 1970s in the form of Dr Frank Ray Calvert and his wife, Betty, also a doctor. Includes photo a of the couple. (original stored in filing cabinet 10 drawer 1)
Newspaper cutting of a biography of Guy W Jardine, piermaster and owner of the Coll Hotel in the 1970s. Includes photo. (original stored in filing cabinet 10 drawer 1)
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Colour photograph of John Allen Cameron, skipper of the Coll ferry boat, taking passengers between the ferry and the pier in the 1970s. (original stored in filing cabinet 10 drawer 1)
Colour photograph of the Tiree Pipe Band playing in Tobermory in the 1970s. (original stored in filing cabinet 10 drawer 1)
Black & white photograph of the front of the Scarinish Hotel, with old cars parked outside around 1970, before the extension was added. (original stored in filing cabinet 10 drawer 1)
Black & white photograph of the ship Mary Stewart anchored in Scarinish Harbour, with cows standing in the water and the old store on the left. (original stored in filing cabinet 10 drawer 1)
Colour photograph of various moored boats in Scarinish Harbour during the 1970s. (original stored in filing cabinet 10 drawer 1)
Photograph of Scarinish Harbour during a regatta, early 1970s
Colour photograph of Scarinish Harbour during a regatta in the early 1970s. (original stored in filing cabinet 10 drawer 1)
Video of football games on TV featuring Johnny MacKenzie, 1954 & 1956
DVD of video footage of Johnny MacKenzie of Caoles, `The Firhill Flyer`, playing football for Scotland at Hampden in 1954 (Scotland v Hungary) and 1956 (Scotland v Austria), from Pathe News film reels.
Typed transcript of Donald Sinclair, West Hynish, singing about a boat named `Eilidh a` Chuain`, 1968
Transcript of Eric Gregeen interviewing Donald Sinclair, West Hynish, in 1968. Donald sings an old song in Gaelic about a trading boat named `Eilidh a` Chuain / Helen of the Seas`, which mentions the Isle of Mann. He doesn`t know its exact origin, only that it was passed down orally through generations of his family. Created on A3 paper using a typewriter. The transcript is labelled SA 1968/246/A1, suggesting that it may also be available on CD from Pròiseact Thiriodh, School of Scottish Studies, Edinburgh.
