Booklet `Tiree Pilgrimage Route`.
Illustrated colour guide to a 30 mile walk around Tiree linking many places of Christian and pre-Christian significance and introducing visitors to the island`s rich natural heritage abundant in bird and plant life.
Photocopied extract from book `Rambles in the Hebrdes` by Roger A. Redfern, pp 74-83.
Descriptions of walks and cycles around Tiree, including to the Ringing Stone, the Signalling Tower, Traigh Bhi and Kennavara, Sandaig and the Kilkenneth chapel.
Black and white photograph of the Ringing Stone.
Close-up view of the cup markings on the Ringing Stone.
Black and white postcard of the Ringing Stone at Balephetrish.
The Ringing Stone at Balephetrish.
Black and white photograph of the Ringing Stone found with a small photograph album titled ‘Tiree 1925’.
The Ringing Stone, Balephetrish, found with a small photograph album titled ‘Tiree 1925’ thought to come originally from Silversands.
Ordnance Survey map sheet LXV.1.
Map of the Vaul/Ringing Stone area at a scale of 25 inches to the mile (1:2,500).
Black and white postcard with different views of Tiree.
Postcard showing the M.V `Claymore` and views of Gott Bay, the Ringing Stone, Kenevara and Scarinish
Black and white postcard of the Ringing Stone.
Postcard of the Ringing Stone.
