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Tiree Community Development Trust
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Heanish Fever Hospital was built in 1905 to help with outbreaks of infectious diseases such as typhoid, scarlet fever, smallpox, and TB. It is now a private house
Captain Donald MacKinnon, one of Tiree’s many sea captains came from Heanish. He was the captain of the Taeping in the 1866 Great Tea Race. This was between clippers which raced from China to England.
Captain MacKinnon returned to Tiree in glory and was given Pairc a’ Chrannaig ‘the park of the pulpit’ in Heanish in recognition.
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This will be printed out and put in the shops. We are putting it here to be printed out and given to people who have…
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Generated in September 291,881 kWh Most Productive Day 26th Sept – 15,082 kWh Windiest Day 16th Sept – 63.5mph She is still operating steadily at two thirds…
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