Colour photograph of stooks at Cornaig in 2000.
Stooks on Hugh Archie MacCallum`s farm in 2000, with Whitehouse, Cornaigbeg in the left background.
2001.63.6
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2001.63.4
Colour photograph of the stackyard at Whitehouse, Cornaigbeg in 1999.
The stackyard at Whitehouse, Cornaigbeg in the autumn of 1999.
2001.63.3
Colour photograph of the stackyard at Whitehouse, Cornaigbeg in 1999.
The stackyard at Whitehouse, Cornaigbeg in the autumn of 1999.
2001.125.1
Colour photograph of Cornaigbeg in the snow in December 2000.
Cornaigbeg in the snow in December 2000, photographed by Rosaleen Campbell..
2000.211.4
Colour photograph of the Tiree Pipe Band in 2000.
The Tiree Pipe Band at the Cattle Show at Whitehouse, Cornaigbeg in July 2000
2000.211.5
Colour photograph of the Tiree Pipe Band in 2000.
The Tiree Pipe Band at the Cattle Show at Whitehouse, Cornaigbeg in July 2000.
2001.162.1
Information about Tiree nurses from Mairi MacFarlane, Cornaigbeg.
Information about Tiree nurses Janet MacLean, Flora MacKinnon, Catriona Ingram, all of Creagan Breac, and Flora Maclean of Port na Criche by Mairi MacFarlane of Cornaigbeg.
2001.139.2
Newspaper cutting about three patriotic Tiree men.
Article and photographs of three Tiree brothers, Angus, Donald and Robert MacCallum, sons of John MacCallum of Cornaigbeg. Angus and Robert were killed in action during WWI.
1998.290.1
Audio cassette recording of Janet Wilson of Cornaigbeg talking to Dr John Holliday in September 1998.
Janet Wilson talks to Dr John Holliday in September 1998 about annual holiday to Tiree during the Glasgow Fair, being met by a horse and cart, the entertainment during the Fair fortnight, the people of Cornaigbeg and their genealogy, the smiddy, wartime activities, identity cards and food coupons, dances, the arrival of the first plane in Tiree, ceilidhs and how law-abiding the RAF personnel were.
2001.75.1
Photocopied minutes of the meeting of the Tiree School Board in 1873 (Bundle 1539).
Minutes of the Tiree School Board held in the Temperance Hotel in Scarinish on 6th June 1873 and chaired by Rev John Gregorson Campbell.