Our Publications

Ar Foillseachaidhean

ROMHC produce a range of publications for sale from our Centre and in local shops. These can also be ordered online and sent to you by post. Delivery/shipping costs are calculated by weight and Royal Mail postal zone.

  • Discover the Ross of Mull
  • A History of the Ross of Mull
  • Walking Guides for the seven districts in the west of Ross of Mull
  • 'Shiaba' and 'Return to Shiaba' - two novels by Willie Orr
  • John Keats on Mull
  • Graveyard Booklets

We also have some A2 posters for sale - these illustrate some tools and utensils used in the past for subsistence farming and self-sufficiency. Please visit the Croggies, Querns & Cromans ... Bickers, Quaiches & Cruisies News article for further details.

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Discover the Ross

Discover the Ross: Explore the Social History, Archaeology, Wildlife and Landscape of the Ross of Mull.

A4 size with 60 glossy pages of information, photographs and detailed maps covering the seven districts of the Ross.

£15.00

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A History of the Ross of Mull

Stewart Cameron’s research skills are well used in this definitive work. This is the third edition.

£35.00

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A Guide To Walks in the District of Kilvickeon

This booklet guides you to the 12th century chapel at Kilvickeon, the ruined village at Shiaba, around Loch Assapol and through some of the best coastal scenery in the Hebrides.

£5.00

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A Guide To Walks in the District of Creich

This booklet guides you through Creich district to the north of Fionnphort, including Torr Mor Quarry, the ruined village at Braighcreich and Kintra.

£5.00

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A Guide To Walks in the District of Ardtun

This guide explores the district of Ardtun to the northeast of Bunessan.

£5.00

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A Guide To Walks in the District of Bunessan

This guide explores the district of Bunessan and the ruins of Suidhe township.

£5.00

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A Guide To Walks in the District of Uisken

This guide explores the district of Uisken to the south of Bunessan.

£5.00

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A Guide To Walks in the District of Ardfenaig

This guide explores the district of Ardfenaig & Camas between Bunessan and Fionnphort on the Ross of Mull.

£5.00

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A Guide To Walks in the District of Fidden

This guide explores the district of Fidden & Poit na h-I to the south of Fionnphort.

£5.00

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Set of all Seven Walking Guides

Buy the full set of seven walking guides at a discounted price.

£30.00

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Shiaba - Leaving the Land

The forgotten struggle for survival. Many have heard of the Irish potato familne, but few know that Scotland suffered a similar fate, with disastrous conseuences for those that worked the land.

A novel about the MacGillivray family, set here in the now deserted village of Shiaba.

£10.99

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Return to Shiaba

The struggle goes on.

Following the success of Shiaba (book 1), this novel follows the lives of two crofters struggling to come to terms with the Highland clearances.

£10.99

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John Keats on Mull

A fascinating account of Keats’ walk across Mull in 1818, drawn by the romance of Staffa.

£6.00

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Suie (Suidhe) Burial Ground Booklet

This booklet contains information, transcriptions, burial ground plans and a surname index.

£5.00

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Kilpatrick Burial Ground Booklet

This booklet contains information, transcriptions, burial ground plans and a surname index.

£5.00

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Fionnphort Burial Ground Booklet

This booklet contains information, transcriptions, burial ground plans and a surname index.

£5.00

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Kilvickeon Burial Ground Booklet

This booklet contains information, transcriptions, burial ground plans and a surname index.

£5.00

The Ross of Mull is an extraordinary microcosm of all that draws visitors to the Hebridean Islands. The scenery, as you travel along the single-track road from the ferry at Craignure is breath-taking. You experience in the many walks in the area a true sense of wilderness; the secret bays with their beaches of silvery sand, the abundance of wildlife and the innumerable marks on the landscape of the lives of past generations and communities long gone. The Ross of Mull is a compelling place for anyone fascinated by history and the ancient way of life of the Gaelic people.

Contact Us

Ross of Mull Historical Centre
Millbrae Cottage
Bunessan
Isle of Mull
Argyll PA67 6DG

By Phone: 01681 700659
By Email: enquiries@romhc.org.uk

Opening Times

Reopening 1st April 2024

Monday - Friday 10am - 4pm

 

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