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History of the Western Isles - 1 views
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On Morrison's death, these MSS. passed into the possession of Captain Thomas, R.N., a careful and enthusiastic antiquary who, about 1880, contributed to the Proceedings of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland two lengthy papers based upon them. Later, they became the property of Sir Arthur Mitchell, another noted antiquary and archaeologist. On Mitchell's death they were sold to the firm from whom W. C. MacKenzie, mentioned so often in these pages, bought them. MacKenzie appropriately presented them to the public library in his native town of Stornoway, where they are accessible to anyone who may care to consult them.
Harris Tweed - 2 views
Lewis Chessmen could have 'regular presence' in the Isles - Stornoway Today - 0 views
Western Isles MP hopes to 'free the Lewis 82' | Hebrides News Today - 0 views
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Mr MacNeil believes that if the Lewis Chessmen had been found in the islands in modern times that ‘there would be no question that they would stay in Lewis’.
The RSPB: Corncrake - 0 views
Overview of St Kilda - gazeteer - 0 views
Lews Castle - Buildings at Risk - 0 views
Thatching in the Outer Hebrides - 1 views
The Seaforth Highlanders in 1914-1918 - 0 views
Secret Scotland - St Kilda Military Installations - 0 views
Leabharlainn nan Eilean Siar - 0 views
OH Community Planning Partnership - 0 views
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