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  Kinloch Historical Society Book Launch
  Posted on November 30, 2010 by David Powell
  Kinloch Historical Society will be launching their new book, 'Sgire a Bhrabain', tonight in Balallan School at 7.30. I'm sure it will be a great evening so don't miss it!
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  Stornoway Historical Society tonight hold the second of their Winter lectures, this time presented by R. J. Macleod ('Barts'). Those who read Back in the Day will be familiar with the presenter from his interesting articles on Stornoway, and his talk tonight, 'Battery Recollections', … Continue reading →
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  Do you know where this is? ***Now we do!***
  Posted on November 23, 2010 by David Powell
  Yesterday Donna and David were lucky enough to visit Tolsta and meet with the historical society. Whilst there, society member Rhoda mentioned that they too have an outdoor sermon photograph where they do not know the location. The members are … Continue reading →
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  Friday photo; Movember
  It's charity Friday here at the Tasglann! Today's photo is in honour of Movember, a charity that aims to change the face of mens health by asking participants to grow a mo' for 30 days, and to gather as many … Continue reading →
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  Its #followanarchive day on the micro-blogging site Twitter. We've signed up today under the username @tasglann to make some new archive friends, to broaden awareness of our service, blog and website and to let you know what we're up to. … Continue reading →
  Update: Outdoor sermon
  Three blog posts in one day – this must be a record! In late September, Katie Anne posted this photo: At the time, we didn't know where it was and Katie Anne appealed for your help. By chance, Norrie Macgregor … Continue reading →