Caledonian MacBrayne Daybook 16/5/1980-14/5/1983.
Caledonian MacBrayne ledger recording outward freight from 16/5/1980 to 14/5/1983.
1999.251.1
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1999.253.3
Photocopied newspaper article about a visit to Tiree by George E. Meston in 1935.
Article about Tiree with paragraphs about the ferry and freight services, golf, the beaches, snipe shooting and bird watching, the lochs, air ambulance, the coal boats, wireless sets in Balemartine, Soroby graveyard and the Skerryvore workshops at Hynish.
2003.105.14
Black and white photograph of Archie MacDonald at the pier in the mid-1930s.
Archie MacDonald (Morag Slowther`s brother) on Gott Bay pier in the mid-1950s with the ferry `Loch Carron` approaching.
1998.238.1
Photocopied book `Steamers of the Highlands and Islands` by Ian McCrorie.
An illustrated history of the steamers and ferries servicing the highlands and islands.
2003.74.2
Caledonian MacBrayne ferry timetable for summer 2003.
Guide to ferry timetable and accomodation from 4/4/2003 to 18/10/2003.
2003.72.2
Argyll & Bute District Council report `Mull, Coll & Tiree Local Plan`, 1987.
Monitoring plan for Mull, Tiree and Coll setting out the local authority`s policies, proposals and recommendations covering population, rural matters, industry and employment, housing, tourism, transport, public utilities and services.
1999.113.6
Black and white photograph of the ferry approaching Scarinish in 1910.
The ferry approaching Scarinish in 1910.
1999.113.7
Black and white postcard of the ferry `Dunara Castle` at Gott Bay pier.
The `Dunara Castle` at Gott Bay pier.
1999.113.8
Black and white photograph of the MV `Lochearn` approaching Tiree in 1934.
MV `Lochearn` approaching Tiree in 1934.
1998.83.1
Photocopied newspaper article about Tiree (incomplete).
Incomplete copy of an article by George E. Meston about a visit to Tiree in the 1930s, includes paragraphs about the air and ferry services, Gott pier, the wild flowersand lochans, Mr Sinclair in Balemartine and his gramophone and wireless sets, St Columba and Skerryvore.