Map of RAF Tiree sites in Crossapol in 1945.
RAF Tiree sites 1-9 in Crossapol including WAAF Sites 1 and 2, Sick Quarters and the Communal Site, scale 1:2,500.
1997.217.2
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1997.217.7
Map of the layout of Tiree Aerodrome dated 1951.
Layout of Tiree Aerodrome showing runways, buildings and their uses, at a scale of 1:2,500.
1997.217.8
Ordnance Survey map sheet LXXVIII.3 with RAF sites superimposed.
RAF Tiree sites 1, 2, 4, 8 and 9 in Crosapol including WAAF Sites 1 and 2, Sick Quarters and the Communal Site, scale 1:2,500.
1997.217.9
Map of Tiree Aerodrome dated 1948.
Layout of Tiree Aerodrome dated 1948 with comments in pencil, one dated 1950, scale 1:2,500.
1997.217.10
Map of Scotland with location of Royal Observer Corps posts dated 1959.
Location plan of Royal Observer Corps posts throughout Scotalnd dated 1959, scale1:625,000.
1997.217.11
Map of Tiree Aerodrome dated 1953.
Map of Tiree Aerodrome titled Tiree Lettings Location Plan dated November 1953 showing cattle grids at a scale of 1:10,560.
1997.217.12
Map of the water pipeline and electric cable between Loch a` Phuill and Crossapol.
Plan showing part of the water pipeline and electric cable route between Loch a` Phuill and Crossapol dated 1951, scale 1:10,560.
1997.189.18
Black and white photograph of an airborne Halifax.
A Halifax aircraft from RAF 518 Squadron airborne over Tiree during World War II. (Photograph from Mike Hughes in Filing Cabinet 2 drawer 1)
1997.189.20
Black and white photograph of an RAF crew based on Tiree during World War II.
RAF crew from 518 Squadron photographed during World War II in front of a Halifax aircraft. L-R: Harry Coxhead (W/Op); Bill Piree (Flt Eng.); Jack Masters (Navigator); ? Jamieson (2nd pilot); Paddy Wilson (Pilot); Bill Stafford (W/Op, Australian): ? Joudray (W/Op, Canadian); Sgt Fred Gee (Met. Air Obsr). (Photograph from Mike Hughes in Filing Cabinet 2 drawer 1)
1997.189.21
Black and white photograph of an RAF crew based on Tiree during World War II.
RAF crew from 518 Squadron under a Halifax aircraft during World War II. (Photograph from Mike Hughes in Filing Cabinet 2 drawer 1)
