Black and white photograph of Christina MacKinnon of Barrapol in the 1920s.
Christina MacKinnon (Jessie MacKinnon`s mother) of Ard na Fuarain, Barrapol at her spinning wheel in the 1920s. Christina was a spinner of bog cotton.
Black and white photograph of Walter MacKinnon and George Hamilton.
L-R: Walter MacKinnon and George Hamilton, both of Barrapol, taken in the 1940s. Walter was a cousin of Morag Kennedy, Evelyn O`Flynn`s mother, and was 2nd mate on a collier which ran between Scotland and Ireland.
Photocopied extracts from the County of Argyll Twenty-fifth Annual Report by the Medical Officer of Health Dr Roger MacNeill, pp 50-51.
Report (incomplete) by Dr Dan MacKinnon regarding the lack of shelter, poor soil drainage and the sanitation and water supply.
Wooden butter pat.
Wooden butter pat acquired by George Holleyman from Barrapol between 1941-3.
Black and white photograph of the MacFadyen family of Baile Mhic `Eotha` around 1895.
The MacFadyen family of Baile Mhic `Eotha` around 1895. L-R: (back) Hugh; Effie, emigrated to Australia; Annabelle, mother of Lachie MacFarlane; John (Iain Fhortaidh); (front) Marion; John (Fortaidh); Flora mother of John Brown (Iain Thearlaich).
Black and white photograph of Rev. John MacNiven of Barrapol.
Rev. John MacNiven of Barrapol, taken around 1900.
Black and white photogrpah of Donald MacLean (1881-1974) of Barrapol.
Donald MacLean (1881-1974) of Barrapol.
Black and white photograph of Morven House (Drovers) in Barrapol.
Thatching Morven House (Drovers) in Barrapol. L-R: Alasdair Campbell, John MacKinnon and his son Donald the Plumber.
Black and white photograph of the Mackinnon family with a horse and cart in Barrapol.
The MacKinnon family with a horse and cart near Morven House (Drovers) in Barrapol. L-R: Duncan MacKinnon (father of Sarah MacLean, Barrapol), Phemie MacKinnon and her mother Mary nee MacKenzie.
Black and white photograph of the Hamiltons` old house in Barrapol in 1923.
View of the Hamiltons` old house in Barrapol looking towards Heylipol taken in 1923.
