The History of Leverburgh
Abbey is busy reading up on Lord Leverhulme and the rest of the history of Leverburgh so it is hoped that she will have some content for this section soon. In the meantime we hope that you find the following articles interesting, just click on the titles to go to the pages.
Lord
Leverhulme
A brief article by Abbey (age 10 - so please give consideration)
on Lord Leverhulme, Abbey plans to add to this article
in more detail soon as
she is treating this article as an ongoing project.
St.
Clement's Church / Tur Chliamainn, Rodel.
St. Clement's Church has some of the finest examples
of late medieval sculpture in the Outer Hebrides / Western
Isles. This article is on www.southharris.com
and will open in a new window.
The
Avro Shackleton Mark Two WR965 MR 2/AEW.2
In 1990 the sleepy village of Northton was brutally
shaken as the Avro Shackleton flew overhead on a collision
course with the hillside opposite - full history of
the plane.
This article is on www.southharris.com
and will open in a new window.
You may also find the history sections of www.scalpay.com (very comprehensive) and www.virtualhebrides.com of interest.
