Black and white photograph of Donald MacLean, Whitehouse, and his wife Margaret Ann Farquharson.
Donald MacLean of Whitehouse and his wife Margaret Ann Farquharson.
1999.117.25
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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)
1999.117.38
Archie MacLean of Cornaigmore
Photograph of Archie MacLean of Cornaigmore.
Courtesy of Mr Reg Knapman
Born in 1848, Archie MacLean was the son of Charles MacLean and his wife Christina MacDonald, the sister-in-law of Rev. Archibald Farquharson. The youngest of the family, Archie was brought up with his brother Donald and sister Mary on the family croft on Cornaigmore sliabh.
As well farming up to twenty acres, his father Charles was a master wheelwright and turner, skills that he passed on to his younger son. A spinning wheel made by Archie can be seen in the background of the photograph.
Archie, known as Èairdsidh Tuairneir (Archie the Turner), never married and died in 1942 aged ninety-three. A number of his spinning wheels survive in good working condition today; there is at least one in Scarinish, as well as one in Sussex and another in Germany.
Black and white photograph of Archie MacLean, Cornaigmore sliabh.
Archie MacLean known as Archie the Turner (1849-1942) of Cornaigmore sliabh, brother of Donald MacLean (see photo C68)
1999.117.40
Black and white photograph of Christina MacLean nee MacDonald.
Christina MacDonald (1809-1903), sister-in-law of Rev. Archibald Farquharson. She came to Tiree to keep house for him and bring up his two daughter. She later married Charles MacLean, turner of Cornaigmore sliabh, and two sons, Donald and Archie (see C68 and C67).
1999.117.58
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)
1999.117.59
Black and white photograph of Cornaigmore School c. 1892.
Cornaigmore School around 1892.
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.
2003.10.11
Photocopied report on the visit of P. G. May and J. S. Dines to Tiree in December 1925.
Report by P. G. May and J. S. Dines to Cornaigmore in December 1925 about the site chosen for the Met Station.
2003.10.12
Photocopied letter from the Air Ministry Met Office dated 21/8/1929 to the new headmaster of Cornaig School.
Letter from the Air Ministry Met Office dated 21/8/1929 to J. R. Morrison, the new headmaster of Cornaig School, who is to undertake the observer duties previously done by D. O. MacLean.