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.
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. L-R: Jo MacDonald of the BBC; Dr Margaret Mackay, Director of the School of Scottish Studies; the Tiree Project manager Dr Martin MacIntyre; John Smith of Edinburgh University Computing Services; Angus MacLean of Scarinish.
Newsletter `An Tirisdeach`, No. 308, 6/12/2003.
Local news and events including the progress of the new hall, the visit from the archaeologist Steve Mithin, the Tank Farm development, the Loch Bhasapol Environmental Scheme, the November cattle sale and news from An Iodhlann, the Feis, RSPB and the school.
Colour photograph of a singing class with Wilma Kennedy in 2001.
Singing class with Wilma Kennedy in An Iodhlann in March 2001.
Black and white photograph of Margaret Bennett in An Iodhlann in 1999.
Margaret Bennett giving a talk in An Iodhlann in 1999 with Bill Innes in the background. (Original in Filing Cabinet 4 drawer 2)
Black and white photograph of Margaret Bennett in An Iodhlann in 1999.
Margaret Bennett giving a talk in An Iodhlann in 1999. (Original in Filing Cabinet 4 drawer 2)
Black and white photograph of Margaret Bennett and Dr John Holliday in An Iodhlann in 1999.
Margaret Bennett and Dr John Holliday in An Iodhlann in 1999. (Original in Filing Cabinet 4 drawer 2)
Audio cassette recording of talk given by Angus Peter Campbell `Gaelic writing – Is there still any point?` given on 13/3/2003.
Talk given by Angus Peter Campbell in An Iodhlann on 13/3/2003.
Hector MacPhail at An Iodhlann’s first exhibition
Photograph of Hector MacPhail at An Iodhlann’s first exhibition in 1997.
Hector MacPhail of Ruaig demonstrates the use of a cheese vat to Willie Walker, Archie MacArthur, Kilkenneth and Gaelic teacher Margaret MacKay at An Iodhlann’s first exhibition in 1997 in the old Reading Room in Scarinish.
Purchased by the Tiree and Coll Gaelic Partnership and renamed ‘An Iodhlann’, the building houses a growing collection of artefacts and records relating to the history, prehistory, natural history and culture of the islands of Tiree and Coll.
Hector, until his untimely death in 2000, was An Iodhlann’s resident historian. He recorded oral histories in Gaelic, gave public talks on local subjects and researched the histories of thirteen Tiree townships.
Black and white photograph of Hector MacPhail and visitors at An Iodhlann`s 1997 exhibition.
Exhibition at An Iodhlann in 1997. L-R: Hector MacPhail, Skipinnis, Ruaig; Willie Walker, Crossapol; Archie MacArthur Kilkenneth, Kilkenneth; Gaelic teacher Margaret MacKay, Heylipol.
Analysis of visitor survey of An Iodhlann exhibition 2002.
Analysis of visitor survey conducted during An Iodhlann`s summer exhibition 2002.
