Colour photograph of a puffer discharging coal in Scarinish harbour.
Puffer discharging coal in Scarinish harbour with the hotel and Post Office in the background. The harbour is suitable only for small coastal craft. The flat-bottomed puffers lie safely high and dry at low tide.
Colour photograph of a puffer discharging coal in Scarinish harbour.
Puffer discharging coal in Scarinish harbour with the hotel in the background. The harbour is suitable only for small coastal craft. The flat-bottomed puffers lie safely high and dry at low tide.
Colour photograph of aerial view of Scarinish.
Aerial view of Scarinish showing the harbour, Co-op, bank and post office.
Black and white postcard of M. V. `Claymore`.
M.V. `Claymore` nearing Scarinish Pier.
Black and white photograph taken outside Scarinish Public Hall in 1949.
The Public Hall, Scarinish, 1949. L-R: Jean and Sam Stevenson, Scarinish; Margaret MacDonald, Scarinish; Mary MacKinnon, Parkhouse; Cathie MacDonald, Scarinish; Angus MacLean, Scarinish.
Black and white postcard with different views of Tiree.
Postcard showing the M.V `Claymore` and views of Gott Bay, the Ringing Stone, Kenevara and Scarinish
John MacFadyen of Scarinish
Photograph of John MacFadyen of Scarinish in the 1950s.
Courtesy of Dr Hugh Kennedy
John MacFadyen (Iain Sheumais) of Scarinish went round the island with his pony and trap in the 1950s selling fish. He was also the piermaster at Gott Bay pier for many years.
Black and white photograph of John MacFadyen, Scarinish.
John MacFadyen (Iain Sheumais) of Scarinish who went round selling fish in the 1950s. (Original in Filing Cabinet 8 drawer1)
Black and white photograph of Scarinish harbour.
Scarinish harbour.
Black and white photograph of Scarinish.
Aerial view of Scarinish harbour and lighthouse, with the `Mary Stewart` at the extreme left. (Original in Filing Cabinet 8 drawer 1)
Newspaper article about Eilidh Kennedy`s 100th birthday.
Eilidh Kennedy`s 100th birthday with photograph of her and some of the care staff at Taigh a` Rudha.
