Item is a photograph of Rita Joe reading to a small group of people.
Item is a photograph of Stephen D.R. MacNeil, a bard from Benacadie.
Fonds consists of correspondence of Archibald Beaton, Donald MacDonald and Rev. Ronald Beaton in Rome. Letters deal with the opening of the coal mines at Broad Cove in the late 1890s, a description of Rome, and the ordering of a set of bagpipes as a gift. Interspersed there is also bagpipe music, written by Archibald Beaton.
Beaton, Archibald
Item is a photograph of the cast of a Gaelic Play that was held in Glace Bay.
Item is a photograph of piper (Big) Farquhar MacKinnon and his wife taken in East Lake Ainslie. Mr. MacKinnon holds a set of bagpipes and Mrs. MacKinnon is seated at a spinning wheel.
Item is a photograph of fiddlers Dougald MacIntyre and Joe Smith posed with their fiddles and bows. Photograph taken at the Inverness Picnic.
Item is a photograph of a piper playing the bagpipes at Camp Baddeck.
A. Two typed copies of “Old Sydney: Sketches of the Town and its People in Days Gone By. Gift of Carl Neville and John Campbell.
B. 1. Letter to Kathryn Poole, 1932.
C. “Sydney’s First Big Fire” by J. G. MacKinnon [in: Cape Breton Post, 25 July 1959]. Presented by Dr. M. A. MacLellan, Antigonish
MacKinnon, Jonathan Gillis
Item is a photograph of the MacNeil and MacKinnon familes of Christmas Island, Pipers Cove, and Grand Narrows. Fiddler Neil MacKinnon is identified as being present in the photograph.
Item is a photograph of a memorial cairn erected to honour the memory of Gaelic bard and teacher, Malcolm Hugh Gillis. The cairn is located in Upper Margaree.
Fiddler (seated) plays for dancers on the shore of St. Ann's Bay in Englishtown.
Item is a photograph of Mary MacIsaac, born approximately around 1840, who was a step dancing instructor, the mother of Dougald MacIntyre and the grandmother to Margaret MacPhee.
Item is a photograph of a "Canadian Night" event of the Scottish Gaelic Society, held on February 10, 1927 at the Intercolonial Hall in Roxbury, MA. Photograph by Glines and Slater, Boston, MA.
Collection consists of a selection of early Ukrainian sound recordings and 1 photograph donated by Mr. Michael Kuna in 2009.
Item is a photograph of the cast of Cotter's Saturday Night, a radio program broadcast from Sydney in the 1930s.
Pictured in the back row, from left to right: Mrs. McKimmie, Malcolm R. MacLeod, Prof. Bernie McIntosh, Bleddyn Davies, M.J. Ballah, Mrs. Bleddyn Davies, and Hazel Matheson. Pictured in the front row, from left to right: John MacNeil, Mrs. C.D. Buck, Tena Campbell, Mabel (Noland) Kelleher, Bob Wright, George MacDonald, and Sandy MacLean.
Photograph was taken at the “Cromarty” estate built by John Kenneth Levison "Jack" Ross ca. 1905. It was located on Kings Road in Sydney.
Dodge, H. O.
This item is a photograph of a Ukrainian band taken by Ostrander Studios in Glace Bay in the late 1930s. Pictured left to right are Vasyl Markew, Fedyo Hutch, Harry Segdon, and Pavlo Drabek. The tsymbaly (цимбали) , a traditional Ukrainian instrument is part of the ensemble.
Colaisde na Gàidhlig / Gaelic College hosting Gaelic Mod. Man at the microphone is Jack MacDonald (Ottawa) and to the left of the Union Jack flag is Red A.D. MacDonald (Board Member of the Gaelic College).
Item is a photograph of Duncan MacDonald, drummer. He was a member of the Cape Breton Scottish Society, Sydney. Also pictured are two unidentified pipers.
Item is a photograph of Hon. Angus L. MacDonald, Finlay MacDonald and A.W.R. MacKenzie on stage during the opening ceremonies of the Mod at the Gaelic College in St. Ann's.
Item is a photographic portrait of highland dancers in costume.
Item is a photograph of Mrs. John Angus Nicholson with Boyd MacIntyre, Margaret MacPhee (pianist), Sandy MacLean (violinist), Lila MacDonald (pianist), and Hughie Malcolm MacIntyre at Port Hawkesbury.
Item is a photograph of the Cape Breton Highlanders arriving in Italy, with piper John MacMillan in the foreground.
Item is a photograph of Cape Breton Highlanders at VE Day celebrations.
Item is a photographic portrait of the St. Agnes School Band dressed in uniform.
Abbass Studios Ltd.
Item is a photograph of members of the Gaelic College - Glace Bay Division Junior Pipe Band.
Abbass Studios Ltd.
Item is a photograph of five outstanding Cape Breton Fiddlers photographed in Detroit, U.S.A on January 31, 1953. The concert was for Rev. Hugh MacDonald. Featured in the photograph are Allen, Bernie, Hugh, Johnnie, Archie and Dan MacDonald. The piano player was Joan MacDonald (not pictured).
Item is a photograph of members of a pipe band.
Item is a group photograph of members of a pipe band.
Item is a photograph of pipers and highland dancers.
Item is a photograph of pipers and highland dancers.
Item is a photograph of a group standing with a sword at the Gaelic Mod Clan Day.
Item is a photograph of two children in traditional dress at the Gaelic Mod in 1954.
Item is a photograph of pipers and highland dancers.
Item is a photograph of pipers at the Gaelic Mod in 1954.
Item is a portrait of Mrs. Norman McDonald.
Item is a photograph of pipers at the Gaelic Mod in 1954.
Abbass Studios Ltd.
Item is a photograph of member of a pipe band at a banquet.
Item is a group photograph of the members of a pipe band.
Item is a portrait of Mrs. Norman McDonald.
Item is a photograph of participants at the Antigonish Highland Games in 1954.
Item is a photograph of the McDonald Dance Troupe.
Item is a photograph of the Stornaway Highland Society band.
Item is a photograph of pipers on parade at the 1955 Highland Games in Antigonish.
Item is a photograph of participants at the 1955 Highland Games in Antigonish.
Item is a photograph of pipers on stage at the 1955 Highland Games in Antigonish.
Item is a photograph of a horse and carriage at the 1955 Highland Games in Antigonish.
Item is a photograph of a lined street preparing for a parade at the 1955 Highland Games in Antigonish.
Item is a photograph of participants at the 1955 Highland Games in Antigonish.
Item is a photograph of a runner at the 1955 Highland Games in Antigonish.
Item is a photograph of the McDonald Dance Troupe.