Colour photograph of Effie and James MacLeish of Sandaig.
Effie and James MacLeish of Sandaig eating a meal of fish and potatoes in their thatched house at Sandaig Terrace in the 1970s, with Morag and young Morag Russell who are Effie’s sister Margaret’s daughter-in-law and grandaughter.
Colour photograph of Charlie MacLeish of Sandaig on a tractor in the 1980s.
Charlie MacLeish on a tractor outside his house in Sandaig in the 1980s.
Colour photograph of Charlie MacLeish`s house in Sandaig in 1987.
Charlie MacLeish’s house in Sandaig in 1987.
Newspaper cutting about the Glassary restaurant and guest-house.
Article about the Glassary restaurant and guest-house which are up for sale.
Newsletter of the Hebridean Trust for Spring 2006.
Newsletter with articles about the Hynish Centre and the late Charlie MacLeish.
Copied photograph of sailor Fred Greenshields.
Seaman Fred Greenshields who died when H.M.S. Sturdy ran aground at Sandaig in October1940.
Copied photograph of HMS Sturdy.
The destroyer HMS Sturdy which was on convoy protection duty during World War II when she ran aground at Sandaig on 30th October 1940 with the loss of five lives.
Printout from website `Navy News` of an article by Lt. Cdr. Michael J Gibson RN RD (Rtd).
An account of the shipwreck of HMS Sturdy in October 1940 by Michael Gibson, the son of E J A Gibson, Engineer Officer of the Sturdy who was injured during the incident.
Colour photograph of Sandaig from an unknown publication.
The Glassary restaurant and guest house at Sandaig copied from an unknown publication. (Original page in Filing Cabinet 8 drawer 4)
Copy laminated card for wreath placed on the HMS Sturdy graves in September 2005.
Copy laminated card attached to wreath made by Michael Gibson and placed on the HMS Sturdy graves in Soroby graveyard in September 2005.
