The Community and Young People

A gallery of images documenting the Community and Young People

The Christian Workers’ League took part in the May Day Parade, Edinburgh, c.1947 (George Wilkie archive)

The CWL pioneered the Youth Camps on Iona, 1942 (John Summers archive)

The 1946 Youth Camp (George Wilkie archive)

The North End camp (Calthorpe Emslie archive)

Campers transferred from the ‘King George V’ steamer into the small, open ‘red boats’ (John Jardine archive)

Youth Camp Bible study (Joe Blair archive)

North End camp Leaders: Ian Renton (left) with Penry and Beryl Jones (right) and the two cooks (from Coracle)

On Saturdays ‘old’ campers would gather to welcome ‘new’ campers (Molly Harvey archive)

Iona Youth Camp Reunion, Community House, Glasgow, 1948 (Joe Blair archive)

Alice Scrimgeour (centre), Village Camp Leader, 1950 (Patsy Colvin archive)

Penry Jones, Industrial Secretary (Joe Hislop archive)

The Chapel of the Nets, Camas (George Wilkie archive)

Salmon fisher Annie Macrae (née MacInnes) (right) returns to Camas from Bunessan, 1951 (John Jardine archive)

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