Newsletter `An Tirisdeach`, No. 346, 25/6/2005.
Local news and events including Rosemary Omand`s 35 years service at the bank, Tiree`s team in Stramash`s Adventure Race, `Take the Floor` recorded at An Talla, houses for sale at the Tank Farm, Kate Brown and Neil MacCallum`s wedding, article by Councillor Ian Gillies, report on the Tiree Association AGM, the `Raising Cain` gig, the WRI sponsored walk and news from the Golf Club, Youth Club and Tiree Community Broadband.
Two coin rulers from Scarinish bank.
Newsletter `An Tirisdeach`, No. 332, 4/12/2004.
Local news and events including the Community of the Year awards, the death of Alasdair Kennedy, the Community Conference, the community broadband service, correspondence in response to Dr Watt`s letter about the short sea crossing, the November cattle sale, marketing Tiree and news from the WRI, the Royal Bank, the RSPB and the school.
Audio cassette recording of Hugh MacKinnon of Baugh talking to Dr John Holliday in January 1999.
(Continued from AC89) Hugh MacKinnon of Baugh talks to Dr John Holliday in January 1999 about the fire that destroyed the Scarinish shop, the first bank and bank manager on Tiree.
Collection of receipts dated 1951-1967 for sale of stock from Lodge Farm, Kirkapol.
Collection of receipts from National Commercial Bank dated 1951-1967 for sale of stock from Lodge Farm, Kirkapol; a letter from Hugh MacKinnon, Crossapol enclosing a cheque for the purchase of lambs; Department of Agriculture receipt for payment for servicing a mare.
Colour photograph of Iain Brown and Rosemary Omand at the Cattle Show in 2000.
The Cattle Show at Whitehouse in 2000 photographed by Ron Hutchison. L-R: Mary Davies, Crossapol; Iain Brown, Crossapol; Rosemary Omand, Scarinish; Niall Campbell, Greenhill.
Colour photograph of a sailing dinghy in Scarinish harbour in 2000.
Sailing dinghy in Scarinish harbour during a Tiree regatta in July 2000. Scarinish Hotel is in the background at the right and the Royal Bank at the extreme left.
Photocopied newspaper article about William Groat.
Article about Wiiliam Groat, former bank manager on Tiree, whose invention to stop tyre blow-outs on aeroplanes, has been taken up the RAF.
Paperback book `Sea under my Counter` by William Groat.
An account of how the author brought banking facilities by cabin cruiser to the remote North Isles of Orkney, signed by the author.
Leather bag used by Royal Bank of Scotland staff.
Brown leather Gladstone bag used by Royal Bank of Scotland staff at the weekly branch opening in Balemartine (Donald Farquhar`s house) from 1950 until 1990.
