Newsletter `An Tirisdeach`, No. 362, 11/2/2006.
Local news and events including SVQ training at the Scarinish Hotel, freight on fuel tankers, Scottish Water`s refusal to connect new developments and an update from Tiree Rural Development.
Black and white photograph of Hector MacCallum of Kilmoluaig around 1955.
Hector MacCallum (Eachann Lachainn Dhùghaill) of Kilmoluaig sitting in front of the porch of Clachan Guest House at Baugh around 1955.
Compliment slip from the Scarinish Hotel.
Compliment slip from the Scarinish Hotel with handwritten amount for food and drinks.
Postcard of the Scarinish Hotel, date stamped 1961.
Postcard of the Scarinish Hotel, date-stamped 1961, but probably photographed earlier as there are no extensions. (Original in Filing Cabinet 8 drawer 3)
Brochure for Glebe House guest house.
Colour brochure for Glebe House guest house.
Newsletter `An Tirisdeach`, No 337, 19/2/2005.
Local news and events including Crossapol Environmental Project, the tendering for CalMac routes, report from the Community Council, RSPAs (Rural Service Priority Areas), the Rural Centre Garden project, the Scarinish Hotel weekend away, the February cattle sale and news from the WRI.
Postcard with aerial view of Scarinish.
Postcard with an aerial view of Scarinish, the harbour and Gott Bay, printed for the Scarinish Hotel.
CD Pròiseact Thiriodh CD-SA1975-70.
Hector Kennedy of Kilkenneth talks about preserving food with salt, auctions at Whitehouse where the drams flowed freely, the first pub on the island at the Green, butter-making, tea, the local bards and Willie MacPhails’ relations.
Mini-disk SA1975/70
Hector Kennedy of Kilkenneth talks about preserving food with salt, auctions at Whitehouse where the drams flowed freely, the first pub on the island at the Green, butter-making, tea, the local bards and Willie MacPhails’ relations.
Mini-disk recording of Elsa Campbell and Jane Allan talking to Dr John Holliday in Vaul in December 2004.
Elsa Campbell and Jane Allan of Vaul talk to Dr John Holliday in December 2004 about their memories of coming to Tiree on holiday from 1947 onwards, the ferry and plane, ceilidhs and board and lodgings in Vaul and Heanish.
