Newsletter `An Tirisdeach`, No. 44, 10/6/1992.
Local news including local public transport, the air link with Barra, pollution and global warming, article about Alastair MacCallum by Fiona MacKinnon of Kirkapol, Moss – part 1 by Sandy MacKinnon, and news from the feis, the playgroups and the windsurfing club.
Newsletter `An Tirisdeach`, No. 50, 11/11/1992.
Local news including the election of a new Community Council, First Aid training, article by District Councillor Donnie Campbell about the abolition of Strathclyde Regional Council, growing trees on Tiree, the weather and news from the youth club, golf club and Gaelic choir.
Newsletter `An Tirisdeach`, No. 55, 3/2/1993.
Local news including the suspension of BT`s compensation scheme, the air ambulance service, an account of the wreck of the SS Vivo on Balevullin beach in 1890 by Sandy MacKinnon, the weather, and news from the playgroups, the school librarian and the Crofters Union.
Paperback book `The Natural Environment of the Inner Hebrides` edited by John Morton Boyd and D. R. Bowes.
Assemblage of the recorded knowledge of the natural envirnment of the Inner Hebrides with descriptions of the use of natural resources for traditional and conventional exploitation by man.
Paperback book `The Highlands and Islands` by F. Fraser Darling and J. Morton Boyd.
The natural history of the Highlands and Islands by two prominent naturalists, including references to Tiree in the index.
Letter dated 2/5/1988 to Dr John Holliday from Gordon Donald.
Letter dated 2/5/1988 to Dr John Holliday from Gordon Donald about `gaoth nan galar` the south-east wind.
Copied photograph of Met Office information about a gale that hit Tiree in January 1968.
Met Office information about a gale that hit Tiree in January 1968.
Photocopied letter from the Air Ministry dated 8/2/1937 to Allan MacDiarmid.
Letter from the Air Ministry dated 8/2/1937 to Allan MacDiarmid about a draft feu charter for the Met Station at Cornaigmore. (Bundle 2525)
Thermograph charts from 1970-1974
Thermograph charts from 1970-1974.
Audio cassette recording of Hugh MacLeod, Cornaigbeg, interviewed by Maggie Campbell on 1/3/2003.
Hugh MacLeod (Eòghann Charrachan) of Cornaigbeg talks to Maggie Campbell about predicting the weather from the direction of the wind, the moon, stars, tides and rainbows, the behaviour of birds, the view of the islands, how these predictions regulated the crofting year in his younger days and how the weather has changed since then. Tha Eòghann Mhic Leòid a Cornaig Bheag a’ bruidhinn ri Magaidh Chaimbeul mu chomharradh na side a rèir na gaoithe, a’ gealach, na rionnagan, an tràghadh ’s an lìonadh, na boghachan-frois, cleachdadh nan eòin, sealladh nan eileanan agus mar a bha comharradh a riaghail bliadhna croitearachd ann an laithean òige.
