Mcinnes Collection

A Scottish Piper wearing McInnes Tartan Date: 1906

Miss Collins
A portrait oil painting of Miss Gladys Neville Collins, daughter of trustee of the Public Library, Museums and National Gallery of Victoria, J. T. Collins. Date: circa 1925

Captain Colin Duncan
A portrait oil painting of Captain Colin Duncan, wearing his ceremonial uniform. Date: circa 1924

Professor Masson
A portrait painting of Professor David Orme Masson, an English born scientist, who, upon emigrating to Australia, became a professor of chesmitry at the University of Melbourne

Patricia Talbot Hamilton
A portrait oil painting of Patricia Talbot Hamilton, a young, blonde girl wearing a pink banded dress. A vase of red flowers can be seen on the floor, beside a miniature tea set and doll

Dr. Hamilton
A portrait oil painting of Dr. Hamilton, who is wearing a heavy long coat, with a white scarf, with a proud pose. Date: circa 1923

Professor Harrison Moore
A portrait oil painting of Australian lawyer and academic professor at the University of Melbourne, Sir William Harrison Moore

Malcolm and Gyp
An oil painting portrait of a boy riding a tricycle, named Malcolm, with his little dog, Gyp. Date: circa 1922

Geoffrey
This painting shows a baby boy, named Geoffrey, on the lap of a seated lady, with other members of the family looking on. Date: circa 1922

The Broken Waggon
A landscape oil painting showing a broken down wagon, with two horses nearby, in an Australian countryside setting. Date: circa 1919

Sir R. Munro Ferguson
A portrait oil painting of the Governor-General of Australia, Sir Ronald Craufurd Munro Ferguson, 1860-1934. Seen here, wearing his uniform sash

The Little farm
A broad, landscape oil painting showing a little farm in the countryside, gifted to Sir. W. Baldwin Spencer. Date: circa 1918

The Plough
This oil painting shows a band of three workhorses ready to pull a plough, with a nearby farmer tinkering. Date: circa 1916

Ian Mcinnes Trainer Southwell Raceday, Southwell Racecourse Southwell Racecourse, Southwell, England 06 March 2012 SOUTHWELL RACEDAY, SOUTHWELL RACECOURSE, ENGLAND, MARCH 2012 Date: 06 March 2012

A Fiesta Scene, on the Lido, near Venice, 1848 (oil on canvas)
828450 A Fiesta Scene, on the Lido, near Venice, 1848 (oil on canvas) by McInnes, Robert (1801-86); 53.3x93.4 cm; Private Collection; (add.info.: A Fiesta Scene, on the Lido, near Venice)

Hunting McInnes Tartan
The Hunting McInnes tartan of Scotland. Date: photo taken 1971

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In the picturesque highlands of Scotland, amidst the rolling hills and breathtaking landscapes, a Scottish Piper clad in McInnes Tartan stands proudly. Meet McInnes, a symbol of tradition and heritage, carrying on the legacy of his ancestors. Accompanying him is Miss Collins, an elegant lady with a passion for Scottish culture. Together they embark on adventures that unravel tales from their beloved homeland. Captain Colin Duncan, a brave soul with unwavering loyalty to his clan, joins them on their journey. His presence adds an air of excitement and courage to every step they take. Guiding them through history's pages is Professor Masson, whose vast knowledge enlightens their path. He shares stories of ancient battles fought by clans bearing the name McInnes. Patricia Talbot Hamilton and Dr. Hamilton bring expertise in medicine and healing to this diverse group. Their skills prove invaluable as they encounter challenges along the way. Professor Harrison Moore contributes his wisdom as he unravels mysteries hidden within ancient artifacts found during their travels. His insights shed light on forgotten legends tied to the McInnes lineage. Malcolm and Gyp are loyal companions who accompany our adventurers faithfully throughout their escapades. Their playful antics add warmth and laughter amidst moments of uncertainty. Geoffrey's artistic talents capture the essence of each location visited by this intrepid group. Through his sketches, he immortalizes memories that will forever be cherished. One fateful day brings them face-to-face with The Broken Waggon - a relic from another era that holds secrets waiting to be discovered. This encounter sets off a chain reaction leading them deeper into unknown territory than ever before imagined. Sir R Munro Ferguson lends support when it is needed most; his influence opens doors previously closed to our travelers as they uncover long-lost connections between families intertwined with McInnes history. Finally reaching The Little Farm nestled among idyllic countryside vistas completes this extraordinary journey.