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DescriptionWilliamina Barclay.jpg	English: Williamina Barclay the last nurse to be sent to St Kilda in 1927. She persuaded the islanders to agree to leave the island.
Date	2 January 1927
Source	https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/gallery/britains-last-tribe-rare-photos-10837042
Author	(Image: Public Domain/News Dog Media)

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Camera manufacturer	Canon
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F-number	f/8
ISO speed rating	200
Date and time of data generation	18:02, 18 July 2017
Lens focal length	105 mm
City shown	ST KILDA
Author	Public Domain/News Dog Media
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Image title	Nurse Williamina Barclay was the last nurse to be sent to St Kilda (in 1927). It was largely due to her efforts that the islanders finally agreed to abandoned their island home. For this she was later awarded the CBE. IMAGINE discovering a lost tribe, but instead of them being deep in the heart of South America Ð they were on a small island off the coast of BRITAIN. These nineteenth-century pictures reveal the people of St Kilda, a remote island community some 40 miles west of the Outer Hebrides Ð whose untouched way of life dated back to the bronze age. The self-sufficient St Kildans became a tourist attraction in late Victorian times Ð as intrepid sightseers made the rough crossing from the mainland to gawp and marvel at their isolation. St Kilda had existed for centuries alone but the increased outside contact through tourism brought previously unknown and fatal illnesses to the island and made native inhabitants curious about the world beyond. These changes made to the island by visitors in the 19th century disconnected the St Kildans from their age-old way of life. And on 29 August 1930, the remaining 26 inhabitants of St Kilda were evacuated off the island Ð never to return. The last of the native St Kildans, Rachel Johnson, died in April 2016 at the age of 93 Ð having been evacuated at the age of 8. ... SEE COPY ... PIC BY NEWS DOG MEDIA ... 0121 517 0019
Headline	BRITAINÕS LOST TRIBE: FASCINATING PHOTOS REVEAL THE ISLANDERS OF ST KILDA WHOSE WAY OF LIFE WAS DESTROYED BY 19TH CENTURY TOURISM
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Province or state shown	SCOTLAND
Country shown	UNITED KINGDOM
Keywords	st kilda vintage black white history scotland tribe island remote islanders
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Date metadata was last modified	19:58, 18 July 2017
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