Colour photograph of corn stooks at Whitehouse.
Field of corn stooks at Whitehouse, Cornaigbeg around 2001. (Original in Filing Cabinet 8 Drawer 1)
2002.163.15
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1998.98.1
Black and white photograph of a Archie MacDonald, Melness with a Clydesdale horse called Cora.
Archie MacDonald, Melness with a Clydesdale horse called Cora.
1998.98.4
Black and white photograph of 9, Cornaigbeg.
Peigi Campbell`s house, 9 Cornaigbeg, taken in the 1940s.
1998.98.5
Black and white photograph of Flora MacLachlan, head teacher of Cornaigmore Higher Grade School.
Flora MacLachlan, head teacher of Cornaigmore Higher Grade School, photographed in the 1940s out on a picnic. She married Archie MacDonald of Melness, Cornaigbeg.
1998.98.6
Black and white photograph of Donald Iain MacDonald of Melness, Cornaigbeg.
Donald Iain MacDonald of Melness, Cornaigbeg.
1998.98.11
Black and white photograph of Charlie MacLean in 1929.
Charlie MacLean (Curly) of Cornaigbeg photographed on 21/7/1929 at the wheel of a Morris Cowley in Caoles. (Original 2005.9.8 in Filing Cabinet 8 drawer 3)
1998.98.14
Black and white photograph of Margaret MacDonald, Melness.
Margaret MacDonald of Melness, Cornaigbeg, at her new house. (Year unknown)
1998.98.15
Black and white photograph of Donald and Margaret MacDonald.
Donald MacDonald (Domhnall Iain) of 10 Cornaigbeg with his wife Margaret who came from Melness in Sutherland, pictured outside their old house in the 1920s.
1998.98.16
Black and white photograph of brothers John and Archie MacDonald.
L-R: Brothers John (Iain Dhomhnaill Iain) and Archie (Gilleasbuig Dhomhnaill Iain), sons of Donald and Margaret MacDonald of Cornaigbeg (see J16). Photographed during World War I, Archie is in Canadian Army uniform.
2002.160.1
Audio cassette recording of Hugh Archie MacCallum interviewed by Maggie Campbell on 28/9/2002.
Hugh Archie MacCallum talks to Maggie Campbell in September 2002 about the Cornaigbeg crofts, the crofters’ names and patronymics; old and new methods of farming, seaweed and its uses, cattle shows; shebeens, shops, cobblers, the grocer’s horse-drawn van; the old schoolhouse at Cornaig and the United Free Church at Whitehouse; the evil eye; the shipwreck of the Malve during World War I. Eòghann Èairdsidh ’Ic Chaluim a’ bruidhinn ri Magaidh Chaimbeul anns an t-Sultain 2002 mu croitean Chòrnaig Bhige, ainmean agus sloinneadhan nan croitearan, dòighean sean agus ùr air croitearachd, feamainn, fèill cruidh, shebeens, bùthan, greasaichean, carbad bùtha air a tharraing le each, an t-seann sgoil Chòrnaig agus an Eaglais Shaor aig an Taigh Gheal, an droch shùil, am Malve a chaidh air na sgeirean aig àm a’ Cheud Chogadh.