Black & white photograph of Archie MacLean (Whitehouse) and Cornaigmore School headmaster Alan C MacDougall standing by the ringing stone at Vaul in the 1930s.
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Black & white photograph of senior pupils and teachers outside Cornaigmore School in around the 1930s. On the left is Donald MacKinnon of ‘The Hill’, Kilmoluaig.
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Black & white photograph of four teachers of Cornaig School in the 1940s. L-R: Miss Livingstone (Primary teacher), Alan MacLean (of Harris), Miss Clark (Domestic teacher), Mrs MacDougall (nee MacMillan).
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Black & white photograph of Mr MacIver leading an excercise class outside Cornaig School in the 1930s.
2017.2.4
Hardback book ‘Celtic Studies: Essays in memory of Angus Matheson 1912-1962’ edited by James Carney and David Greene, 1968; which belonged to Allan MacDougall, Headteacher at Cornaigmore School during the 1940s. Essays by friends of Angus Matheson reflecting his range of interests which, while primarily directed towards Gaelic language and literature, embraced the whole field of Celtic Studies.
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Small hardback book ‘A Gaelic-Scots Vocabulary’, 1930, which belonged to Allan MacDougall, Headteacher at Cornaigmore School during the 1940s.
2015.42.2
Small hardback book ‘Gnathasan Cainnte (Gaelic Idioms)’, 1932, which belonged to Allan MacDougall, Headteacher at Cornaigmore School in the 1940s.
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Small hardback book in Gaelic ‘Am Measg nam Bodach’, 1938, which belonged to Allan MacDougall, Headteacher at Cornaigmore School in the 1940s.
2015.33.2
Photocopies of a newspaper obituary and marriage certificate for William Agnew (1862-1931) who may have been the Headmaster at Cornaig School during 1915-1922. A widower, he married his housekeeper Catherine MacDonald on the mainland in 1919 while living at the School House, Cornaigmore. Letter from his grandson John Agnew to Dr Holliday, 2015, with additional information.
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Newsletter `An Tirisdeach`, No. 422, 2/8/08
Local news: successful Feis 2008; interview with John Bowler; new `CalMac connects` programme; RSPB news; teacher Brian Findlater`s retirement party; scam warning; A&B Council`s waste management proposals, youth focus meeting; letter about a message in a bottle from the Bahamas; Tiree Agricultural Show results.