Black and white photograph of Tiree regatta.
Returning to Scarinish harbour after a regatta, year unknown.
1997.158.2
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1997.158.3
Black and white photograph of George and John MacFadyen in horse-drawn cart.
L-R: Captain George MacFadyen of Lighthouse View, Scarinish and John MacFadyen of East View, piermaster until 1950, year unknown.
1997.170.2
Black and white photograph of Duncan MacPhee, Scarinish, with two unknown women.
Duncan MacPhee, Scarinish, with two unknown women.
1997.170.3
Black and white photograph of Agnes MacKenzie of Bank House, Scarinish.
Agnes MacKenzie of Bank House, Scarinish.
1997.170.4
Black and white photograph of Agnes MacKenzie and Duncan MacPhee.
Agnes MacKenzie and Duncan MacPhee, both of Scarinish.
1997.170.20
Black and white photograph of Lachlan and Ishbel MacLean and Cameron children.
L-R: Margaret Cameron, Cornaigmore; Niall Cameron, Cornaigmore; Ewan Cameron, Cornaigmore (front); Lachlan MacLean, Urvaig, Caoles; Iain Cameron, Cornaigmore; Marion MacLean, Links Cottage, Scarinish; Gilleasbuig Cameron, Cornaigmore (front); Ishbel MacLean, Urvaig, Caoles. Place and date unknown.
1997.170.28
Black and white photograph of Minnie MacLaine.
Catherine MacLaine nee MacFadyen.
1997.170.30
Black and white photograph possibly of Tiree Association event.
Tiree Association Gathering, year unknown. L-R: unknown; Dr John Edward MacKinnon; Mariona MacLaine, Scarinish; Nancy MacLean, Corraire, Cornaigbeg; Rev. Hector Cameron, `Locheil`, Cornaigmore; Hugh Cameron, `Lochiel`, Cornaigmore; Rev. Alexander MacKinnon, Kilmon; unknown; unknown; unknown; unknown.
2002.58.2
Keyring from Scarinish Guard Room during World War II.
Oval brass keyring 45 mm by 30 mm, stamped on one side with `SCARINISH GAURD ROOM` around the edge and `38` in the centre, and on the other side `W`, an upward-pointing arrow, `D`. In use during World War II. Found on Hough beach by Fiona MacRae.
2002.56.1
Black and white photograph previously attributed to Donald MacFadyen, Scarinish (b. 29/4/1852). Now attributed to his brother John MacFadyen (b. 2/10/1833, emigrated to Australia)
Previously attributed to Donald MacFadyen (b. 1852), storekeeper in Scarinish, son of Allan MacPhaiden and Amelia Stewart.
