Typewritten extract about expenses incurred by Argyll Estates on Tiree 1864-1899.
Information about expenses incurred by Argyll Estates on Tiree 1864-1899, e.g. maintenance of schools, teachers` salaries, maintenance of other infrastructure, assistance to emigrants, fishermen and crofters, nurses` wages, etc.
Account by George Holleyman of his life on Tiree 1941-43.
Account by amateur archaeologist George Holleyman of his time in the RAF Service Police on Tiree from September 1941 to June 1943
Black and white photograph of Alex MacDonald of Milton.
Alex MacDonald, skipper of deep-sea trawlers and brother of Captain Donald MacDonald of Milton, photographed in the late 1920s or early 1930s.
Newspaper cutting about the loss at sea of Lorne MacDougall and Paul McCartney.
The loss of Lorne MacDougall and Paul McCartney while fishing between Oban and Lismore on 31/12/2002.
Newspaper cutting about an assault in the Scarinish Hotel in October 2002.
A man accused of a racially aggravated assault on John Rennie, a Tiree fisherman, in the Scarinish bar on 18th October 2002, had his case found not proven in Oban Sheriff Court.
Paperback book `Herring Fishermen of Kintyre and Ayrshire` by Angus Martin.
More than 140 years of Scottish fishing history as told through the fishermen`s own memories and traditions and concentrating on the time when crews worked with oar and sail.
Photocopied letter from the factor Hugh MacDiarmid dated 22/10/1890.
Letter from the factor Hugh MacDiarmid dated 22/10/1890 to the Duke`s chamberlain about the stipend for Rev. John Gregorson Campbell, the stealing of bent (marram grass?) behind Hough, the repayments of loans to fishermen and rent arrears.
Photocopied letter from the factor Hugh MacDiarmid to the Duke`s chamberlain dated 27/9/1890.
Letter from the factor Hugh MacDiarmid to the Duke`s chamberlain dated 27/9/1890 about Tom Barr`s apllication for fencing in Balephetrish and the repayment of loans made to fishermen.
Audio cassette recording of Hugh MacKinnon, Heanish, talking to Maggie Campbell in 2001.
Hugh MacKinnon of Heanish talking to Maggie Campbell about the Mary Stewart bought by his father for Donald MacLean, Scarinish; his work on the roads before the war; joining the Merchant Navy in 1939; his brothers one of whom was awarded the DSC for Bravery at Dunkirk; his teachers at school in Scarinish, fishing by boat off Heanish.
Account by George Holleyman of his time in the RAF on Tiree 1941-1943.
Account by George Holleymen, an amateur archaeologist, of his time in RAF Tiree as a Service Policeman. Two more copies added in 2011 (E01206).
