Photocopied notes about the Met Station at Cornaigmore School.
Notes about the Met Station at Cornaig School.
2003.10.14
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2003.10.15
Photocopied letter to the Director of Air Ministry Met Office dated 24/8/1942 from the Met Office at RAF Tiree.
Letter to the Director of Air Ministry Met Office dated 24/8/1942 from the Met Office at RAF Tiree about the observer at Cornaigmore Met Station.
2003.10.16
Photocopied letter dated 9/9/1942 to John MacPhail, Assistant Observer at the Cornaigmore Met Station.
Letter dated 9/9/1942 to John MacPhail, Assistant Observer at the Cornaigmore Met Station advising him of the opening of a Met Office at the RAF station and the closure of the Cornaigmore station.
2003.10.18
Scan of first report about the Met Station at Cornaig dated September 1926.
First report dated 15-17/9/1926 made by J. J. Somerville about the site, outfit, exposure and observer of the Met Station at Cornaig School and the possibility of installing a phone line.
2000.25.6
Black and white photograph of Gilleasbuig MacLean, Lochside in the 1930s.
Gilleasbuig MacLean of Lochside, Kilmoluaig, putting the shot at a Tiree Association sports day at Cornaig school in the late 1930s.
2000.25.11
Black and white photograph of Gilleasbuig MacLean of Lochside, Kilmoluaig in the 1940s.
Gilleasbuig MacLean of Lochside, Kilmoluaig, at a Tiree Association sports day at Cornaig School in the 1940s.
2000.25.5
Tug o’ war in the 1930s
Photograph of a tug o’ war at a Tiree Association Sports Day in the 1930s.
Courtesy of Mrs Maggie Campbell
This photograph shows the annual tug o’ war held at the Tiree Association’s Sports Day at Cornaig School in the 1930s. For the competition two teams position themselves at either end of a rope which is marked in the centre and four yards either side of the centre line.
The centre of the rope is positioned over a mark on the ground. At the command to pull, each team endeavours to pull the other team so that the mark on the rope nearest the opposing team crosses the centre line on the ground.
Traditionally visitors compete against a local team. The last event of the sports day, the tug o’ war is fiercely, though good-naturedly, contested.
Black and white photograph of a tug o` war at a Tiree Association sports day in the late 1930s.
Tug o` war at a Tiree Association sports day held at Cornaig School in the late 1930s.
1999.94.6
Black and white postcard of a Tiree Association sports day at Cornaig school.
A Tiree Association sports day at Cornaig School.
1997.226.42
Book `Histoire de Charles XII Roi de Suede` by M. de Voltaire. 1809
History of King Charles XII of Sweden in French inscribed on flyleaf with `John Campbell 1820`.
1997.226.3
Booklet `Recipe Book 1: Tray Bakes` produced by Tiree High School in 1986-7.
Booklet of 46 recipes for biscuits, cakes and sweets baked in trays.