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3 differently sized shoemaker's forms used in the 1930s

This hand-carved spoon was traditionally used to stir and serve porridge at Mairi's home.

Post cart candle lanterns used in the 1930s/40s. Interview with Alastair MacDonald and family

Post cart candle lanterns used in the 1930s/40s. Interview with Alastair MacDonald and family

A slim pipe used to dose and give medicine to sheep

Alastair MacDonald talking about a Sheep Medicine Doser.

WW1 Commission certificate, photo of Joseph during WWI, Memorial in Somme battlefield tour guide, and retirement script of Joseph McCulloch - story narrated by his grandson Alen

WW1 Commission certificate, photo of Joseph during WWI, Memorial in Somme battlefield tour guide, and retirement script of Joseph McCulloch - story narrated by his grandson Alen

Framed photo of soldiers in Palestine, Palestine Police Seargeant stripes, Duncan and Maryanne's wedding photo in Jerusalem - story narrated by Alen McCulloch, Duncan's son-in-law

Framed photo of soldiers in Palestine, Palestine Police Seargeant stripes, Duncan and Maryanne's wedding photo in Jerusalem - story narrated by Alen McCulloch, Duncan's son-in-law

A green stone brooch from New Zealand

Catriona Black taking about a New Zealand Stone Brooch.

Ena MacDonald talking about an Iron Griddle.

Bill of sale of items on a shipwreck

Euna Henderson talking about a Bill of Sale.

Large weighing scale

Euna Henderson talking about a Weighing Scale.

Iseabal Daniel talking about a Silver Coin.

Wool blanket traditionally given as a wedding gift, made with wool from the family's sheep

Iseabal Daniel talking about a Wool Blanket.

Morag Harding talking about Baking

Uisdean Robertson talking about a Harbour Lantern.

Group photo of psychiatric hospital workers, war medals, and discharge papers for Archie MacLellan, from the 1940s

Archie Campbell telling The Story of My Grandfather.

WWII Christmas Card from a naval ship

Morag Harding talking about a Christmas Card.

An Interview of Duncan KacKinnon.