John Lorne Campbell FRSE LLD OBE was a Scottish historian, farmer, environmentalist and folklorist, and recognized scholar of both Celtic studies and Scottish Gaelic literature. Along with his wife, A
Inverneill House.
Canna House, where John Lorne Campbell and Margaret Fay Shaw's private archive of Scottish Gaelic literature, history, and folklore is preserved.
St Ninian's Cathedral, the seat of the Catholic Diocese of Antigonish.
Panorama taken from Compass Hill on Canna, overlooking Canna Bay and Sanday towards Rùm.
The Reverend Allan MacDonald was a Scottish Catholic priest and activist during the later phases of the Highland Clearances. He was a religious and secular poet in Scottish Gaelic and a respected folk
John Lorne Campbell
…Gaelic-speaking population. After John Lorne Campbell was received into the Catholic Church, his previous fascination with the iconic Gaelic poet Fr. Allan MacDonald ripened into an obsession. According to his biographer Ray Penman, "Over 20 years John was to devote a considerable amount of time and money to tracing…
Ben Nevis Inn where Allan MacDonald is believed to have been born
St. Michael's Catholic Church upon Cnoc nan Sgrath, as it appears today.