Photographic print showing view of Arran mountain peaks on the horizon, The Firth of Clyde and shoreline in the foreground. A number of pedestrians can be seen on the shore and several small sailing vessels in Millport Bay.

Photographic print showing 2 duplicate images, one above the other, one looks to have had a slightly different exposure, and showing Brodick Bay, with pedestrians sitting or lying on the beach surrounded by small sailing vessels, beach huts can be seen beyond the sailing vessels and Goat Fell in the distance.

Photographic print showing 2 duplicate images, one above the other, showing Brodick Bay in foreground and Goat Fell in distance. People seen sitting on benches, using deck chairs and paddling in water amongst small sailing vessels. Beach huts also seen.

Photographic print showing Cioch na h-oighe, a mountain that rises from the south side of Glen Sannox on the Isle of Arran

Photographic print showing the street and row of shoreline houses at Corrie, Arran. The village of Corrie lies on the north-east coast of the Isle of Arran, 6 miles north of Brodick. A pedestrian can be seen standing in the garden of the first house on the left, talking over the garden wall to a man with a horse and cart. Small sailing vessel can be seen in front of the shore wall.

Photographic print showing 2 duplicate images, one above the other, looking north-west onto Douglas Row (Douglas Place), Brodick, in the middle distance, Goat Fell in the distance behind.

Second copy of photographic print showing 2 duplicate images, one above the other, looking north-west onto Douglas Row (Douglas Place), Brodick, in the middle distance, Goat Fell in the distance behind.

Photographic print showing landscape scene of Glen Catacol, Arran. Looking south towards Creag na h-Ioloaire on the left, on the right and Meall nan Damh with Abhainn MÒr burn winding its way between the two hills.

Photographic print showing 2 duplicate images, one above the other, view south-west across the bay with small sailing and rowing vessels in foreground, Lamlash in the background, and Squile hill in distance

Photographic print showing foreshore, and Lochranza Castle to right of image. Lochranza Castle is situated on a peninsula extended into Loch Ranza in the north of Arran, and incorporates a rare hall-house of the 1200s