Black and white photograph of the girls at Cornaigmore School in the early 1900s
The girls at Cornaigmore School in the early 1900s. (For names see 1999.117.74)
1999.117.58
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1999.117.59
Black and white photograph of Cornaigmore School c. 1892.
Cornaigmore School around 1892.
1999.117.18
Black and white photograph of the MacLeans at Cornaigmore School.
The MacLeans at Cornaigmore School in the 1920s or 1930s. L-R: (back row) headmaster D.O. MacLean, Janet, Grace, Mary and her brother John; (middle row) Archie (Lochside), Catriona , Flora, Mary Margaret, Mary (Port na Criche), Alasdair (brother of Mary and John), John (Lochside); (front) Donald (Ardbeg) and Hugh.
1999.117.19
Black and white photograph of a newspaper cutting about Rev. Hector Cameron.
Newspaper cutting about the Rev. Hector Cameron (1880-1940), born in Cornaigmore, a Gaelic scholar, editor of the `Tiree Bards` and author of `The Handbook to the Islands of Coll and Tiree`.
1999.117.25
Black and white photograph of Donald MacLean, Whitehouse, and his wife Margaret Ann Farquharson.
Donald MacLean of Whitehouse and his wife Margaret Ann Farquharson.
1999.117.26
Black and white photograph of Dr John Cameron of Cornaigmore.
Dr. John Cameron M.B. Ch.B. of Cornaigmore, President of the Tiree Association 1934-1935 and brother of Rev. Hector Cameron (see photograph D61).
1999.117.32
Black and white photograph of Cornaigmore School c. 1915.
Cornaigmore School around 1915 with the headmaster Mr Ewan on the right. (The schoolmistress may be Betty Ann MacDonald of Cornaigbeg)
2003.11.2
Audio cassette recording of Maggie Campbell talking about her interview with Jean MacFadyen, Balemartine in December 2002.
Maggie Campbell talks about her interview about school meals with Jean MacFadyen of Balemartine in December 2002. She talks about the women who prepared the meals, the cooker they used, the cost of the meals and the menu.
2003.10.16
Photocopied letter dated 9/9/1942 to John MacPhail, Assistant Observer at the Cornaigmore Met Station.
Letter dated 9/9/1942 to John MacPhail, Assistant Observer at the Cornaigmore Met Station advising him of the opening of a Met Office at the RAF station and the closure of the Cornaigmore station.
2003.10.1
Photocopied information about the Met Office Telegraphic Reporting Station on Tiree.
History of the Met station at Cornaigmore from 1924 to 1956