"Preserving the history of the parish of Sleat on the Isle of Skye"

Ardvasar Hotel, mid 1940s

Duisdale House - Kitchen Staff

Duisdale House
www.sleatcommunitytrust.co.uk/ - Sleat Community Trust
www.seall.co.uk/ - SEALL, the local arts organisation in Sleat
www.camuscross.org/ - The Camuscross Steering Group - a local community group with a wide remit including heritage and interpretation
http://www.skyefestival.com/ - Sleat-centred Fèis an Eilein (aka the Skye Festival)
www.smo.uhi.ac.uk/ - Sabhal Mor Ostaig, the National Gaelic College based in Sleat
www.clandonald.com/ – Armadale Gardens and the Museum of the Isles. Our local museum
www.smo.uhi.ac.uk/gaidhlig/aite/Sleite - The Sleat folklore project - information on a range of folklore subjects, with audio files of songs and interviews with several Slèitich
http://www.skyemuseum.co.uk/ - The Skye Museum of Island Life, based in Kilmuir, in north Skye
www.skye.co.uk/ - the official Skye and Lochalsh website
www.visit-sleat.co.uk -information on accommodation, food & drink, facilities etc for the visitor to Sleat
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alexander_Robertson_and_Sons_Ltd_(Yachtbuilders)-- the history of a yachtbuilding firm in Sandbank, Argyll, which had strong connections to Tarskavaig
www.elgolandtorrinhistoricalsociety.org.uk - The history society in Strath, our neighbouring parish
http://www.portree-local-history-society.org/ - Portree Local History Society
www.angelfire.com/il2/raasayheritagetrust Raasay Heritage Trust
http://www.applecrossheritage.org.uk/ - Applecross Historical Society
http://www.moidart.org.uk/ - Moidart History Group
www.isleofeigg.org/heritage/society.htm - the Isle of Eigg History Society
www.smo.uhi.ac.uk/gaidhlig/buidhnean/eachdraidh - A listing of local history societies in the Highlands and Islands (includes links)
www.hebrideanconnections.org/ - Access to the collections of the local history societies in the Western Isles
http://her.highland.gov.uk/ - The Highland Historic Environment Record gives access to information on historic and archaological sites across Highland region
www.highland-elibrary.com/ - for a transcript of the Napier Commission (the Royal Commission on the Condition of Crofting). Volume 1 includes witness statements from Sleat crofters.
www.ambaile.org.uk/ - Original resources for Highland and Island history based on the collections in Highland Council Archives and other libraries and archives in the area. Includes a searchable index of 19th century Highland newspapers.
www.scran.ac.uk/ More resources, this time from the collections of Scottish museums. A basic search is free.
www.edina.ac.uk/statacc - Transcripts of the Old and New Statistical Accounts of individual Scottish parishes - access only by subscription.
www.scan.org.uk/ The Scottish Archive Network. Access to the catalogues of record offices throughout Scotland PLUS useful information and help on a variety of topics and themes eg Highland and Islands Emigration Society, reading Scottish Handwriting,
www.nls.uk/ The National Library of Scotland
www.nas.gov.uk/ The National Archives of Scotland
www.nas.gov.uk/nras/default.asp The National Register of Archives for Scotland – this provides access to the catalogues of archives not held in the National Archives
www.rcahms.gov.uk/ The Royal Commission of Ancient and Historical Monuments for Scotland
http://www.scotlandsruralpast.org.uk/ Scotland’s Rural Past, a project run by RCAHMS. Useful information on running a field survey and similar projects.
www.scotlandspeople.gov.uk The official UK government source of genealogical data for Scotland. Includes access to the statutory regsters, Old Parish Registers, censuses and Scottish wills.
www.ohs.org.uk/ - The Oral History Society
http://scottishwargraves.phpbbweb.com/ - The Scottish War Graves project website. Run by the Scottish Military Research Group, this website records all military gravestones in Scotland
http://warmemscot.s4.bizhat.com/ - TheScottish War Memorials project website. Run by the Scottish Military Research Group, this website records all memorials to soldiers throughout Scotland, not just those of the First and Second World Wars.