Colour photograph of Dr Bob le Mesurier in 2002.
GP locum Dr Bob le Mesurier at his farewell dinner at Kikapol Guest House in 2002.
Policeman`s baton.
Wooden baton with leather wrist strap originally belonging to Colin MacPhail of Crossapol who was a special policeman for many years around the 1930s.
Photocopied letter from the factor Hugh MacDiarmid dated 14/11/1898.
Letter from the factor Hugh MacDiarmid dated 14/11/1898 to the Duke`s chamberlain about a doorbell for Dr Buchanan`s house so that patients can rouse him during stormy nights, and the repairs required to the water supply at Island House.
Photocopied letter from the Parish Council Clerk D. MacPhail dated 9/8/1895.
Letter from the Parish Council Clerk D. MacPhail dated 9/8/1895 to the Duke`s chamberlain with a excerpt from the Parich Council minutes listing the number of applicants wanting to lease small holdings and allotments from the Council.
MacDiarmid’s Report on Applicants for Allotments November 1893
Transcription of Hugh MacDiarmid’s report on applicants to the County Council for small holdings and allotments in 1893.
Courtesy of His Grace the Duke of Argyll
In November 1893 the Tiree factor for Argyll Estates Hugh MacDiarmid reported on a hundred and seventeen islanders who had applied to the County Council for small holdings and allotments under the Small Holding Act of the previous year.
The Council was required by the Act to investigate whether a petition for small holdings was ‘presented in good faith and on reasonable grounds’ and to inquire into the circumstances of the petitioners. Most of those assessed in MacDiarmid’s report had little or no means.
The Act allowed councils to let small holdings, instead of offering them for sale, where ‘persons desirous of themselves cultivating small holdings are unable to buy’ and the land did not exceed fifteen acres in extent.
Map of Designated SSSIs annd other Sites of Wildlife and Scientific Value in Mull, Tiree and Coll dated 1984.
Argyll & Bute District Council Proposal Map 2 showing Designated Special Sites of Scientic Interest under review and other sites of wildlife and scientific value dated May 1984.
Newspaper article about visit from three round Britain charity fliers.
Article about visit from three charity fliers during their 2,000 mile flight round the British coastline in aid of Huddersfield Cancer Resaerch Committee with photograph of their welcome by Councillor Alex Hector MacPhail and area administrator Hector J. C. Campbell.
Colour photograph of Eilidh Kennedy watching the Tiree Pipe Band outside Taigh a` Rudha in 2002.
Eilidh Kennedy watching the Tiree Pipe Band playing outside Taigh a` Ruadh on the occasion of her 100th birthday in 2002. L-R: John Fletcher, Balemartine; Catherine Ellen MacCallum; Eilidh Kennedy; Jean MacCallum, Balevullin; Eilidh Cameron, Balevullin; unknown.