Copied black and white photograph of the de Villiers children on the `Mary Stewart` in 1949.
The `Mary Stewart` in Scarinish harbour on 12/8/1949. L-R: Neil, Sheena and Morag de Villiers. The family were on holiday staying at Cornaigbeg. (Copy given by donor in Filing Cabinet 9 drawer1)
Copied colour photograph of Sheena Gardiner sitiing on the remains of the `Mary Stewart` in 2006.
Sheena Gardiner nee de Villiers sitting on the remains of the `Mary Stewart` on 31/8/2006. (Copy given by donor in Filing Cabinet 9 drawer1)
Sepia photograph of the Mary Stewart.
Sepia photograph of the Mary Stewart in full sail.
Colour photograph of the remains of the `Mary Stewart` in 1999.
The remains of the schooner `Mary Stewart`, photographed in Scarinish harbour by Mary Norton in 1999.
Black and white photograph of Donald MacLean (Dòmhnall Òg) of Scarinish.
Donald MacLean (Dòmhnall Òg) of Scarinish, owner of the schooner `Mary Stewart`.
Black and white photograph of unknown ship`s crew with Donald MacLean (Dòmhnall Òg) of Scarinish.
Unknown ship`s crew photographed in Germany with Donald MacLean (Dòmhnall Òg) of Scarinish, the owner of the `Mary Stewart`, on the extreme right.
Black and white photograph of the Mary Stewart in Scarinish harbour with Donald Og at the prow.
The schooner Mary Stewart in Scarinish harbour with her owner Donald MacLean (Dòmhnall Òg) at the prow. The Scarinish Hotel can be seen in the background on the right.
Johnny Brown at the wheel of his car in Scarinish
Photograph of Johnny Brown at the wheel of his car in Scarinish.
Courtesy of Ms Janet Martin
Johnny Brown, the tenant of Scarinish Farm and hotel in the 1930s and 1940s, was photographed in front of Scarinish harbour at the wheel of his car, one of the first on the island. The women in the car are staff from the hotel; Johnny’s uncle Colin Brown is sitting on the running board.
Johnny was also a County Councillor. His father was a Baptist minister from Mannal who eventually settled in Taynuilt. His bother Murdoch was a Surgeon Captain in the Royal Navy, which, in recognition of his services, promoted him to Honorary Physician to the Queen. Another brother Dugald was a vet.
His sister Catherine was Deputy Medical Officer for Argyll County Council from 1929 until her retirement in 1965. As County School Medical Officer, she was well-known and well-loved throughout Argyll.
Black and white photograph of the staff of the Scarinish Hotel.
The staff of the Scarinish Hotel with the Mary Stewart in the harbour in the background. L-R (back seat) Annie MacDonald, Jessie Campbell, unknown, (front seat) Johnny Brown, Cìorstaidh Ghobhainn, (running board) Colin Brown, Johnny`s uncle.
Photopied bill of sale for the sailing ship `Mary Stewart` dated 18/5/1908.
Bill of sale for the sailing ship `Mary Stewart` sold by James Foster of County Antrim for £250 to Donald MacLean of Scarinish.
Black and white photograph of the Mary Stewart in the Gut at Scarinish.
The schooner Mary Stewart owned by the MacLean family of Scarinish moored in the Gut at Scarinish.
