Large black & white photograph of windsurfer Keith Dobney and others on a beach during the Tiree Wave Classic windsurfing championship in October 1989.
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British Geological Survey map of bedrock geology in the northern UK, 2007, scale 1:625000.
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Softback book ‘RSPB Handbook of the Seashore’ by Maya Plass, 2013. Photographic guide to the seashore, and the plants and wildlife found there.
De-accessioned 21.3.2026.
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Colour postcard image of a sand art mandala created on Crossapol beach by Andrew Bowman in around 2020.
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Two colour photographic slides showing the red Postbus at the old terminal of Tiree airport in 1986.
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Commemorative colour photo postcard of the ferry ‘Lord of the Isles’ on its last call at Tobermory in 1998. The ‘Lord of the Isles was the last ferry link between Tobermory and Coll & Tiree. The reverse is signed by the captain, K. Cameron, and date-stamped at the Tobermory post office at 10.45 on 5 April 1998.
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Colour photograph of merchant vessel ‘Isle of Tiree’ at Lyness pier, Hoy, Orkney Islands, in 2007. Originally built for fishing in 1960, this 131-ton wooden boat was bought by Highland Marine Ltd for general cargo and supplying fish farms. It sank at Lyness pier after being sold in Orkney.
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Handwritten letter dated 1894 from Jessy Wallace (sister of Rev John Gregorson Campbell), to a solicitor in Edinburgh regarding payment of £5 to her sister Mrs MacLean. At the time of writing, Jessy is living in Hynish.
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Black and white photo postcard of Scarinish Harbour, date stamped 1907.
Tìr Ìseal nan Òran – Event 22 June
The 18th century surveyor and agricultural change in the Highlands and Islands of Scotland
Wednesday | 22nd June| 7.30pm | online
Eve Boyle, archaeologist with Historic Environment Scotland will deliver an online seminar on ‘The 18th century surveyor and agricultural change in the Highlands and Islands of Scotland’. For further information and to reserve a place at this free seminar, please see our flyer.