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View from a Croft

Artist: Sarah Helen Dowse

Exhibiting: May & June 2022

Working mainly in pastel on paper or card, Sarah has taken inspiration for her exhibition from the views she sees daily from her home as well as still life studies of homegrown flowers, fruit and vegetables.

A Sample of Kay's Letters and Papers

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Letter

Letter of congratulations to Kay. 20th April 1951.

Telegram

Telegram to Kay "Heroine of Scotland".

Letter

Letter from Canadian schoolboy asking for signed stamps. 23th April 1951.

Letter

Letter of congratulations to Kay from the Scottish National Party. 30th April 1951.

Letter

Letter in Gaelic to Kay from California, USA. 1951

Speaking Invitation

Invitation for "Gaelic Talk on Stone of Destiny" with BBC. 27th July 1951.

Letter

Letter to Kay from John Forsyth (from John Forsyth & Company) about her Tartan. 13th December 1951.

Letter

Letter to Kay from John Lawson (from Lawson & Sons, LTD.) about her Tartan. 9th January 1952.

Letter

Letter to Kay about teaching position at Achtercairn J.S. School. 19th September 1956.

Letter

Letter to Kay about helping with a Scottish Place-Name Survey. 10th March 1959.

Peom Note

Peom note to Kay about Stone of Scone (Destiny) from the Dean of Westminster.

Paper

Paper discussing The Gaelic of the West Ross-shire.

Paper

Paper "When and How? A Case for Bilingual Education" discussing the loss of Gaelic speakers.

Gaelic Poem

Poem in Gaelic titled "Turus na H-Oidhche" about a journey on the train going home to Gairloch. Creator unknown.

Note on Gaelic Peom

Information on poem "Turus na H-Oidhche".

Note

Note in Gaelic.

Itinerary

Itinerary for lectures in Canada, including one by Kay on the Stone of Destiny.

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