The photographs capture the essence of life on the island, showcasing the women’s resilience and strength in the face of adversity. They reveal the women’s deep connection to their community and their unwavering commitment to their families. The photographs offer a glimpse into the lives of these women, revealing their hopes, dreams, and aspirations. The photographs are not just a record of the women’s lives, but also a reflection of the island’s history.
Catherine MacKenzie was a woman of strong convictions and a deep faith. She was known for her piety and her commitment to her community. She was a devout Baptist minister’s daughter, and her upbringing instilled in her a strong sense of morality and social responsibility. Catherine’s life was marked by both joy and sorrow. She experienced the joys of family and community, but also the pain of loss and hardship.
The collection also includes photographs of the island’s iconic landmarks, such as the iconic lighthouse, the old pier, and the village of Balallan. These images capture the essence of Tiree’s unique character and beauty. The collection also includes photographs of the island’s people, showcasing the island’s vibrant culture and community. These images capture the spirit of Tiree’s people, their resilience, and their connection to the land.
This is a statement from the oral history project, “An Iodhlann,” which explores the lives of women on the Isle of Skye.
Dr. Holliday, a tourism expert, visited Tiree, a small island off the coast of Scotland. He observed the island’s tourism industry struggling and recommended a series of portraits of Tiree women to boost tourism.
