Letter dated 16/1/1979 to the Secretary of Tiree Community Council from Strathclyde Region Divisional Engineer.
Letter dated 16/1/1979 to the Secretary of Tiree Community Council from Strathclyde Region Divisional Engineer about the weight restriction on the pier to 7.5 tons.
Copy of letter by the NFU to Strathclyde Regional Council dated 25/2/1985.
Letter by the NFU to Strathclyde Regional Council dated 25/2/1985 and copied to Gott Bay piermaster about the provision of covered accomodation for young calves unloaded at the pier.
Letter dated 8/2/1980 to the Strathclyde Regional Council from the piermaster.
Letter dated 8/2/1980 to the Strathclyde Regional Council from the piermaster listing the number of calls made by CalMac vessels during 1979.
Photocopied newspaper article about Rev. W. Gillies.
Article about Rev. William Gillies, who served as minister in Tiree 1906-1909 and held meetings throughout the island to explain the scheme to build a new pier.
Black and white photograph of Gott Bay pierhead.
Selling cows from Lodge Farm at Gott Bay pierhead in the early 1930s.
Black and white photograph of Gott Bay pierhead.
Cattle from Lodge Farm at Gott Bay pierhead waiting to be shipped out after being sold in the early 1930s.
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.
Black and white photograph of the coal boat `Glenshira` at Gott Bay pier in the 1970s or 1980s.
Kennedy`s lorry driven by Donald MacKinnon, Hough, at Gott Bay pier in the 1970s or 1980s with the coal boat `Glenshira` tied up alongside.
Photocopied letter dated 26/2/1909 from Donald MacFadyen to Hugh MacDiarmid.
Letter dated 26/2/1909 from Donald MacFadyen on behalf of the Free Church Congregation on Tiree to factor Hugh MacDiarmid asking for a church site at the sea shore on Gott Bay. (bundle 2522)
Provisional order for the construction of Gott Bay pier.
Provisional order for the construction of Gott Bay pier dated 1959.
