Colour photograph of Alasdair Sinclair, Brock, 2008
Colour photograph of Alasdair Sinclair, Brock, donated by his niece Mary Henderson on the request of An Iodhlann, after Alasdair`s death in January 2009. Alasdair was one of the main driving forces behind An Iodhlann.
Collection of correspondence in relation to An Iodhlann
Large collection of letters and faxes between Dr. John Holliday and others including Ann Donaldson, Prof. Donald Meek, Patrick Lormimer, Mary Norton Scherbatskoy, Hugh MacLean, Margaret A. MacKay (School of Scottish Studies), Dr. J. Morton Boyd and Micheal Stanfield of the Hebridean Trust. The material contains information about the setting up of An Iodhlann.
Selection of photographs from Alasdair Sinclair`s Retirement from An Iodhlann in 2008
Five photographs of An Iodhlann staff and committee members at Alasdair Sinclair`s retirement from the Board of An Iodhlann: (1) left to right are; Mr Alasdair Sinclair, Miss Mary MacKinnon and Mr. Bernard Smith, (2) left to right are; Ms. Catriona McLeod, Mr.Duncan Grant, Ms. ?, and Mr, Johnny Johnston, (3) left to right are; Mr Alasdair Sincalir, Dr. John Holliday, Mr Duncan Grant and Ms. ?, (4) left to right are; Mrs Pat Campbell, Mrs Janet MacIntosh, Mr Alasdair Sinclair, Mr. Johnny Johnston, Mrs Margaret Campbell, Ms. Catriona McLeod, Mr Duncan Grant & Dr. John Holliday, (5) left to right are; Mrs Pat Campbell, Mrs Mairi Campbell, Mr. Duncan Grant, Miss Kate England, Mrs. Josie Brown, Mr. Alasdair Sinclair & Mr. Steve Thompson.
An Iodhlann`s visitors book 1997-2007.
An Iodhlann` s visitor book with comments from 4 July 1997 to 28 June 2007.
Six colour photographs of the opening of An Iodhlann and the exhibition in 1999.
Two colour photographs of the opening of An Iodhlann in July 1999, one of the exterior of the building with the mine shell and three of the exhibition `Wind that Shook the Barley`, all taken by Mary Norton in 1999.
Newsletter `An Tirisdeach`, No. 216, 26/2/2000.
Local news and events including possible ferry disruption, the Council budget, low flying jets and news from An Iodhlann and Argyll College.
Newsletter `An Tirisdeach, No 215, 12/2/2000.
Local news and events including extra money for the Council, the future of CalMac, increases in water rates and news from the youth club, RSPB, the school and An Iodhlann.
Colour photograph of An Iodhlann in the snow in 2000.
An Iodhlann in the snow in December 2000.
Audio cassette recording of BBC Reidio nan Gaidheal programme recorded in 2001.
Recording of BBC Rèidio nan Gàidheal programme about (side A) with Kenneth MacIver and Morag MacDonald touring with Ailig MacArthur to Heylipol, the radar station at West Hynish where they talk to Roddy Campbell, Tiree High School where they talk to pupils John Angus MacKinnon, Iona Brown and Karen MacKinnon and teacher Flora MacPhail, to Gott and Donald MacIntyre, crofter, horse-breeder, blacksmith and boat-builder; (side B) Kenneth and Morag talk to crofters Archie Brown and Jean MacCallum, to Dr John Holliday about An Iodhlann, to Maggie Campbell about her fieldwork, to Josie Brown and John MacKinnon about the Hynish Centre. Clàr BBC Rèidio nan Gàidheal program (taobh A) le Coinneach ’ic Iomhair agus Mòrag Dhòmhnallach air chuairt le Ailig ’ic Artair as a’ Chruairtean gu Stèisean an Reudar anns na Cuiltean far an robh iad a’ còmhradh ri Ruairidh Caimbeul, gu Ard Sgoil Thiriodh far an do bhruidhinn iad ri sgoilearan agus an tidsear Fionnghal Nic Phàil, gu Gott agus Dòmhnall Mac an t-Saoir, croitear, fear àrach eich, gobha agus fear togail sgòthan; (taobh B) tha Coinneach agus Mòrag a’ bruidhinn ris na croitearan Èairdsidh Mhic’IlleDhuinn agus Sìne Nic Chaluim, ris an Dotair Holliday mun Iodhlann, ri Magaidh Chaimbeul mun obair aice agus ri Josie Nic’IlleDhuinn agus Iain ’ic Fhionghain mu thogalaichean Haoidhnis.
Colour photograph of a visit by the Scottish School of Studies to An Iodhlann in early 2000.
Visit by the School of Scottish Studies to An Iodhlann in early 2000 to demonstrate the Tiree project, an interactive website of School of Scottish Studies and BBC recordings of oral histories and music from Tiree.
