Back to Maps and Tours	Historical Tour - Slide List
Slide Number	Description
Slide 1	Village Bay from above
Slide 2	The Village seen from the East
Slide 3	Village from the West showing the Factor's House.
Slide 4	The incised cross built into House 16
Slide 5	A view of the 19th c. houses together with the older blackhouses and cleitean.
Slide 6	Remains of a black house from the 1830s.
Slide 7	The head dyke behind the Village.
Slide 8	Some of the cleitean which are found all over the islands
Slide 9	The Earth House, Known as Taigh an t-Sithiche ('House of the Fairies').
Slide 10	The graveyard in Village Bay
Slide 11	The Factor's House, now used by the SNH warden.
Slide 12	The church (built in the 1830s) with the more recent attached schoolroom.
Slide 13	The Jetty (with Store in background).
Slide 14	The Store
Slide 15	Close up of the Gun which was installed during the First World War.
Slide 16	Behind the Village, below the slopes of Oiseval and Conachair is An Lag Bho'n Tuath.
Slide 17	The remains of an aircraft - one of three which crashed on the islands during the Second World War.
Slide 18	The stone structure known as the Amazon's House located in Gleann Bay
Slide 19	These complex stone structures in Gleann Mor were latterly used as seasonal dwellings with attached sheep folds.
Slide 20	Between Hirta and Soay lies Stac Biorrach, which the St Kildans climbed to collect seabirds' eggs.
Slide 21	Soay lit by the sun.
Slide 22	The Lover's Stone.
Slide 23	The Mistress Stone.
Slide 24	Platforms on Ruaival.
Slide 25	Dun from Mullach Sgar.
Slide 26	Stac An Armin, Stac Lee and Boreray from Hirta.
Slide 27	Gentler grassy slopes on Boreray.
Slide 28	A group of cleitean on Boreray.
Slide 29	Stac an Armin (644 feet / 196m high).
Slide 30	A Great Auk specimen in Glasgow Museums.
Slide 31	Remains of the bothy on Stac Lee used by the St Kildans while harvesting gannets.