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Histories and Eras

The tales that have been passed down many generations to land in our very own hands. We would like to share these stories that shape and mould many of the most iconic landmarks in the west coast.

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Histories and Eras

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German Submarine Sunk at Staffa

The submarine that paid a high price for surfacing to see Fingal's cave

Loch Shiel's Green Isle

Amongst ancient crosses, there is a roofless chapel where St Finnan’s 7th century bronze hand-bell can still be seen

Haymaking

A lively account of haymaking on the island of Colonsay

Hen night

A memorable evening retold and the possible origin of the term 'hen night'

Hidden history at the Ardgour War Memorial

The scant remains of a gun battery reveal a connection to a huge World War One military operation

Hill running pioneer Eddie Campbell

A tribute to hill running pioneer, award winner and record setter Eddie Campbell

Homeguard tricks in Strollamus

Angus and a friend were on a Homeguard weekend exercise and went to a local woman’s house to ask for tea. Find out what happened…

Assembling Skerryvore Lighthouse

Skerryvore Lighthouse has withstood it's brutal environment for over 180 years because of the painstaking and precise work of its stonemasons.

Hynish Shore Station: a beacon of maritime heritage

Hynish shore station is both a testament to Victorian ingenuity, and home to Tiree families today

Iain Garbh and the dogs that came ashore

The death of Iain Garbh MacLeod of Raasay