Photocopied extract `The Buildings of Scotland – Argyll and Bute` by Frank Arneil Walker, pp 594-600.
Descriptions of townships and buildings, churches and chapels, burial grounds and cemeteries, monuments and memorials, duns, forts and broch, standing stones, airport and piers, Sandaig museum, Skerryvore and the Hynish complex.
Letters and other papers of Dugald MacKinnon who emigrated to Australia.
Collection of letters and other papers of Dugald MacKinnon (Dughall an Oir) who was born in Scarinish and emigrated to Adavale in Queensland, Australia.
Black and white postcard titled `Near Scarinish, Tiree`.
Postcard of Scarinish with the harbour in the background.
Black and white photograph of Meta Dunford Wood nee MacDiarmid.
Meta Dunford Wood nee MacDiarmid, daughter of estate factor Hugh MacDiarmid, photographed by Scarinish harbour in the mid-20th century.
Photocopied newspaper article about a mailshot from Amex.
Article about an Amex mailshot to residents of Scarinish inviting them to apply for an American Express card.
Printout of webpage about emergency wireless telegraphy services to the Hebrides in the 1920s.
Account by David D Murdoch of working in Tiree with the Wireless Telegraphy Section of the British Post Office in the 1920s.
Black and white photograph of a Tiree regatta.
Lugsail (on the left) near Scarinish, probably taken during a Tiree regatta.
Black and white photograph of Donald MacCallum of Scarinish.
Donald MacCallum of Scarinish.
Cutting the ham
Photograph of a Regatta Sports Day in the 1930s.
Courtesy of Mr Duncan MacInnes
The aim of the sport was that the participant would be blindfolded and given a knife, the ham would be swung around on a rope above them, and they would have to try to cut the rope so that the ham would fall.
Black and white photograph of Tiree regatta sports.
Cutting the ham at a Regatta Sports Day in the 1930s.
Photocopied list of scholars from Scarinish Public School presented for Higher Grade courses in 1905.
List of scholars from Scarinish Public School presented to HM Inspectors for approval of enrolment in Supplementary Courses or Higher Grade Departments in August 1905.
