Black and white photograph of vet Duncan MacLean of Balevullin.
Duncan MacLean (1904-1958) of Balevullin, the first veterinary in Tiree, taken in 1952.
Black and white photograph of vet Duncan MacLean with a pony and trap taken in the 1930s.
Veterinary Duncan MacLean of Balevullin driving a horse and trap in the 1930s.
Black and white photograph of Duncan, Mary and Willie MacLean of Balevullin in the 1930s.
The Croft, Balevullin in the 1930s. L-R: Veterinary Duncan MacLean (1904-1958); possibly his mother; his sister Mary MacLean with a young goat; Willie MacLean of Balevullin.
Black and white photograph of Duncan MacLean and John MacArthur in the 1930 or 40s.
L-R: Veterinary Duncan MacLean (1904-1958) of Balevullin; hotel owner John MacArthur of Barrapol; unknown.
Black and white photograph of veterinary Duncan MacLean (1904-1958) of Balevullin.
Veterinary Duncan MacLean (1904-1958) of Balevullin.
Black and white photograph of siblings Marion, Neil and Maggie MacLean of Balevullin in the 1910s.
L-R: Siblings Marion, Neil and Maggie MacLean of Balevullin in the 1910s. Marion died of flu in 1918, Duncan became Tiree`s first vet and Maggie became a teacher and married Ernest Richardson.
| Tags: balevullin , education and cultural services , growing up and bringing up , local government and public services , teachers , vets | | Dates: 1910s | | Townships: balevullin | | Object Types: photograph | | People: MacLean, Mr Duncan, Balevullin (1904 - 1958) , Richardson, Mrs Margaret, Balevullin (1907 - 1997) | Black and white photograph of vet Duncan MacLean of Balevullin with an unknown man.
Vet Duncan MacLean (1904-1958) of Balevullin on the left with an unknown man, possibly his father, taken in the 1920s or 30s.
Hardback book `Scotland`s Native Horse` by Robert Beck.
The history, breeding and survival of Scotland`s native horse. Handwritten note from Robert Beck to Dr John Holliday (1996) inside front cover.
Newspaper cutting about vets` income in the Highlands and Islands.
Article about vets` income, especially in Tire, Skye, Lewis and Uist, being adversely affected by low sheep and cattle prices.
Colour photograph of vet Pat Boyd at the Cattle Show in 2000.
Vet Pat Boyd of Cornaigmore at the Cattle Show at Whitehouse in 2000 photographed by Ron Hutchison.