Magazine: North 7 Issue 28 March/April 1978 with article on Tiree in gaelic (pg11)
Article on Tiree in gaelic in `North 7` magazine in 1978. About the beauty and wealth of the land. Magazine donated by Pat Campell of Balephetrish.
Advertising Poster for Gaidhlig Spellchecker
Poster from `Luchag-Ink` a Young Enterprise Company set up in 2001 by sixth year pupils at Tiree High School. Their business project was to create a Gaidhlig Spellchecker. This poster advertises it to the public and shows prices etc.
Softback book `The Wild Flowers of Coll and Tiree` by John Bowler, Emma Grant, Charlie Self and Simon Wellock
Flower Book, ` The Wild Flowers of Coll and Tiree` by John Bowler, Emma Grant, Charlie Self and Simon Wellock
Collection of correspondence in relation to An Iodhlann
Large collection of letters and faxes between Dr. John Holliday and others including Ann Donaldson, Prof. Donald Meek, Patrick Lormimer, Mary Norton Scherbatskoy, Hugh MacLean, Margaret A. MacKay (School of Scottish Studies), Dr. J. Morton Boyd and Micheal Stanfield of the Hebridean Trust. The material contains information about the setting up of An Iodhlann.
Programme from Tiree Primary School Dance Olympics
Programme from Tiree Primary School`s Dance Olympics Performance at An Talla on Wednesday 11th June 2008. Contains running order, names of participants and `Thanks You` to all involved.
One page from thee Blas 2008 Advertising Material
One page from the Blas 2008 advertising material giving biographical information about Angus MacPhail and Andrew Stevenson of Skipinnish, and the dates of their concerts within the festival.
Copy of Poem from Mr. Robin Campbell, descendent of John Campbell, Am Baillidh Dubh
Copy of `Moladh` Poem written to Iain Campbell, gifted to An Iodhlann by Mr. Robin Campbell, Am Bailidh Dubh`s Great, Great Grandson.
RAF Plaque from 518 Squadron which was based on Tiree during WWII
RAF 518 Squadron Plaque with the motto – `Tha an Iuchair Againn-ne`, which means `We hold the key.`
Paper titled `Gaelic in the Bruce` by Archie MacKinnon of Guelph.
Paper by Archie MacKinnon of Guelph, then Dean of Education at Simon Fraser University in British Columbia, about the Gaelic heritage in Bruce Counry, Ontario.
Five images of a letter dated 26th April 1903 written by Mrs Jessie Wallace.
Letter dated 26th April 1903 written by Mrs Jessie Wallace, the sister of Rev. John Gregorson Campbell, plus a short poem in Gaelic, found in a copy of ‘Superstitions of the Highlands and Islands of Scotland’.
