Photograph of Robert Nisbet, Heanish, ca. 1940.
Black & white photograph of Robert Nisbet, Heanish, around 1940. (Original stored in filing cabinet 9 drawer 4)
2012.6.3
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2011.118.1
Collection of photographs of the Munn family of Heanish in the 1930s.
Photocopied collection of 24 black and white photographs of the Munn family of Heanish and their friends in the 1930s. Includes information about the photographs. See photos Q102-Q112 accessioned separately.
2011.118.4
Photograph of Eric Munn in the 1936
Black & white photograph of Eric Munn, Heanish, as a child in 1936, wearing his swimsuit at the beach.
2011.118.5
Photograph of two women and two young Munn boys at the beach at Heanish in the 1936.
Black & white photograph of L-R: Miss Hailstones and Mrs Edith Munn, Heanish, and her two children L-R: Andrew and Eric Munn at the beach at Heanish in 1936.
2011.118.6
Photograph of house `Creagan` at Heanish in the 1930s.
Black & white photograph of traditional Tiree house `Creagan` and barns at Heanish in the 1930s.
2011.118.10
Photograph of Tommy and Catherine Lamb, Heanish, in the 1930s
Black & white photograph of Tommy Lamb (far left) and Catherine Lamb (far right) with a Clydesdale foal at a barn at Heanish in the 1930s.
2008.98.3
Photograph of Annie MacKinnon, Heanish, ca 1950.
Black & white photograph of Annie MacKinnon, `Adavale`, Heanish, standing at the back of the hen house at Lodge Farm, Kirkapol, around 1950.
2008.98.7
Photograph of Mary MacKinnon, Heanish, ca 1950.
Black & white photograph of Mary MacKinnon, `Avadale`, Heanish, standing on the well at Lodge Farm, Kirkapol, around 1950.
2008.67.1
Black and white photograph of Rev. Allan Munn copied from the book `Voices in the sun` by Elspeth Jack.
Rev Allan Munn was born in Heanish in 1867, the son of Hugh Munn and his wife Ann MacKinnon. Allan left Tiree for Glasgow University and was ordained in 1897 into the United Free Church. His first parish was in Inverness. In 1911 he spent several months at the Scottish Church of Algiers and in 1913 he moved with his wife and seven children to take charge of a church in Germiston in the Transvaal. Eleven years later he moved to the Presbyterian church in Bulawayo, now in Zimbabwe.
2008.63.1
Biography of Donald Ewen MacDonald (1925-2002) of Heanish by his son Dr John MacDonald.
Biography with photograph of Donald (Jock) Ewen MacDonald (1925-2002) of Heanish by his son Dr John MacDonald. He was a sailor in the Merchant Navy and eventually settled in Australia where he married, raised a family and worked for over twenty years with ICI.