EERC/EL/EL39
These interviews were made as part of a collaborative project between the RESP Archive Project and the archive team at the John Gray Centre in Haddington. Two RESP Archive Project interns, Katie Shep...
EERC/EL/EL2/28
In track 1 of 2 (EL2/28/1/1) the interviewer asks a group of Ormiston men about life and change over time. All of the men are older, apart from one, John, who is often called on to give a different p...
EERC/ES/ES1/1
In this interview, Mal Macleod (80yo, b. Isle of Lewis) reflects on his connections to the Harris tweed industry, which began when he was a schoolboy and used to travel with his dad, who was a driver ...
EERC/ES/ES7/1
In this interview, Aneas Maclean (b. 1953) talks about his education and working life. Aneas's father worked in the textile industry in the Borders and Aneas was born at the Royal Infirmary in Edinbu...
EERC/ES/ES6/7
In this interview, Rae Mackenzie (b. c.1945), talks about his lifelong connections to the Harris Tweed industry. Rae's grandfather was the owner of the largest and oldest mill in Stornoway, Kenneth M...
EERC/ES/ES7/10
In this interview, Angus William Morrison (b. 1956) talks about his life and connections to Harris Tweed. Angus was born in Parc Barvas and remembers that he often went to visit his auntie, who was a...
EERC/SB/SB1/1
Sheila Murray (b. 1927, Scottish Borders) has lived in Peebles since she was 3 years old and was interviewed by the EERC primarily in connection with a recording made with her brother, Duncan Murray, ...
EERC/ES/ES6/8
In this interview, Donald Mackay, aged 70, talks about his life and associations with the weaving industry. Donald was brought up in Flesherin and went to school in Aird and then Lews college in Stor...
