Colour photograph of pipers Duncan MacLean and Lachie Campbell at the Cattle Show in 2000.
Pipers Duncan MacLean of Caoles and Lachie Campbell of Cornaigbeg at the Cattle Show at Whitehouse in 2000 photographed by Ron Hutchison.
Colour photograph of piper Gordon Connell at the Cattle Show in 2000.
Piper Gordon Connell of Crossapol at the Cattle Show at Whitehouse in 2000 photographed by Ron Hutchison.
Colour photograph of Lachie Campbell, John MacLean and Gus MacPhail at the Cattle Show in 2000.
Pipe Band members Lachie Campbell of Cornaigbeg, John MacLean of Caoles and Gus MacPhail of Ruaig at the Cattle Show at Whitehouse in 2000 photographed by Ron Hutchison.
Black and white photograph of the bagpipe class at Tiree High School in 2000.
The bagpipe class at Tiree High School in 2000. L-R: David Hunter, Cornaigmore; John Campbell, Cornaigbeg; Robert Beck, Ruaig (tutor); Martin Gillespie, Balinoe; Kenneth MacKinnon, Balephetrish; Ben Williams, Balemartine; Daniel Gillespie, Balinoe.
Black and white photograph of the wedding of George Griffins and Mairi MacPhail.
The wedding of George Griffins and Mairi MacPhail, daughter of Registrar Neil MacPhail. The piper is Hugh MacLean of Barrapol.
Black and white photograph of chemist Hugh Campbell.
Chemist Hugh Campbell in uniform with bagpipes. He was the son of John Campbell, Garaphail and his wife Flora MacEachern (see Y81), and brother of footballer Archie (see R14).
Black and white photograph of piper Archie MacEachern of Cornaigbeg.
Piper Archie MacEachern of Cornaigbeg with the Paisley Highlander Cup for best piper.
Brass plaque engraved with `Rowan`s Pipe Band`.
Black and white photograph of the pipe band at the Agricultural Show in Crosspol in 1965.
The Tiree Pipe Band playing at the Agricultural Show in Crossapol in July 1965.
Colour photograph of Robert Beck, Ewan MacKinnon and Dorinda Johnston in 2003.
Ewan MacKinnon of Hillcrest, Balephetrish speaking at the opening of the Rural Centre at Crossapol in August 2003. Also pictured are Robert Beck of Ruaig and Dorinda Johnston of Balevullin.
