Sgeulachdan Eilthirich

Thachair a’ chiad eilthireachd às na h-eileanan air a bheil fhios againn am meadhan na 1700an.

Thachair a’ chiad eilthireachd às na h-eileanan air a bheil fhios againn am meadhan na 1700an, as dèidh Blàr Chùil-Lodair agus am measg na gnàth-shìde mì-chinnteach a bh’ aca aig deireadh Linn Beag na Deighe.

Bhon uairsin, tha daoine air a bhith a’ fàgail na h-eileanan nan dròbhan, à Barraigh agus Uibhist a Deas gu Eilean a’ Phrionnsa agus Ceap Bhreatainn, às na Hearadh agus Uibhist a Tuath gu Ceap Bhreatainn agus Astràilia, agus à Leòdhas gu Ontario agus Quebec, am measg ghluasadan eile.

Sgeulachdan

Discover the Legends of the Outer Hebrides: Stowaway

Step into the heart of the Hebrides with our adaptations from Bill Lawson’s History and Legend Series—where every week we bring you a fresh tale of adventure, resilience, and island spirit. Discover the stories that shaped a community!

Ewen Gillies

St Kilda My name is Ewen Gillies – and if you asked me where I am from, I would find it difficult to answer! I was born on Hiort – the Island of St. Kilda, but I am now in Vancouver – and I have been in most of the world in between times. My […]

Rachel Martin

Scadabay to Cape Breton My name is Raonaid a’ Bhreabadair, and you can tell from my name that my father was a weaver. Now that they are starting to keep records in the English language, they are calling us Martins, and as for my own name – sometimes they are making it Rachel or Ronalda […]

Donald Morrison

Pabbay to Cape North I am Donald Morrison, and I was born in Baile na Cille, on the Isle of Pabbay in the Sound of Harris – and you will easily find the ruins of my father’s house, for there is a well just at the corner of the house – Tobar Fhionnlaidh – and […]

Caitriona Aonghais Ruaraidh

Horgabost to Australia They say that if you once leave home it doesn’t matter how far you go – and that surely must apply to me, for I am right on the opposite side of the world from where I was born in Cuidinish. I am Catriona Aonghais Ruairidh, and my people came originally from […]

Margaret MacKinnon

Seilebost to Manitoba My name is Margaret MacKinnon – Mairead Phannaidh – and my father’s name, Panny, is short for Bannatyne, for my great grandfather’s father was called after Lord Bannatyne, whose family had the farm at Luskentyre at one time – and they say that he got a golden guinea as a christening present […]

Ionnsaich Tuilleadh

Innis Dhuinn do Sgeulachd

Ma tha sgeulachd agad mu dhuinne sam bith san teaghlach agad a dh’fhàg na h-Eileanan Siar agus a dh’fhuirich ann am pàirt eile den t-saoghal, cuir fios thugainn gu h-ìseal... Tuilleadh

Eachdraidhean nam Bailtean

Tha na h-earrannan seo air an toirt bho leabhraichean Eachdraidh nan Croitean le aig Bill Lawson. Tha còrr is trì-fichead dhiubh ann a-nis, agus tha iad ri am faighinn anns a bhùth againn. Tuilleadh

Eachdraidh nan Eilean Siar

Tha eachdraidh dhaoine anns na h-Eileanan Siar a’ tòiseachadh an uair a leagh na siotaichean-deighe, agus a thàinig a’ chiad daoine, aig àm ris an canar Meadhan-linn na Cloiche... Tuilleadh

On social…

Find Us

Contact Us

Hebrides People Visitor Centre
An Taobh Tuath (Northton), Isle of Harris HS3 3JA

///driftwood.ample.frail

01859 520258

info@hebridespeople.com

Our funders

Heritage Fund_Acknowledgement_Stamp_Scottish Gaelic_Teal
COSLA-Logo
comhairle-nan_eilean_siar-logo
uk_gov_logo
our_islands
hie-logo
scotgov-logo
Heritage Fund_Acknowledgement_Stamp_Scottish Gaelic_Teal
COSLA-Logo
comhairle-nan_eilean_siar-logo
uk_gov_logo
our_islands
hie-logo
scotgov-logo
Skip to content