Photographs
Found in 1938 Collections and/or Records:
Photographs of student life in the 1950s, Edinburgh University
Photographs of students during the "Varisty Vanities" production, 1946
This file contains duplicate photographs from the "Varsity Vanities" production of 1946.
Photographs of the Booth and Langworthy families, and some of Booth’s missions in Africa, c 1873-1926
Photographs of War-Devastated Caen
The collection of photographs and postcards shows the war devastation of Caen, June-July, 1944. The devastation is shown from different elevations, and feature not only the most prominent buildings but also the extent of the damage beyond the central area of the city. Some of the pictures show the streets and buildings of Caen before the bombings.
Photographs of young dark-haired woman in a dramatic pose, c 1910-1930
Photographs of young dark-haired woman in a dramatic pose. Two identical copies of photograph of a young dark-haired woman in a dramatic pose, wearing a loose-fitting archaic white robe and a flower garland in her hair, b/w, 29.5 x 18 cm, both copies mounted on stiff cardboard, one copy marked ‘Mrs Patuffa Hood ?’ on reverse.
Photographs: office blocks, 1950s
6 black and white photographic prints (20cm x 25cm) showing office blocks. 3 show an office block at 20 Albert Embankment, London, under construction; 2 show different architectural models of office blocks; 1 shows some flatted housing. These were part of the London County Council Architect's Department Collection.
Photographs, regulation pamphlet, and examination paper relating to Masson Hall
Photographs related to Bryn Mawr, 1912-1913
File contains one photo album full of photos of exterior buildings of the Bryn Mawr campus, and a postcard sent to Marjorie Rackstraw at Birmingham University from Esther Davis and Clara B.
Photographs relating to Willesden Borough Council, 1935-1938
Photographs: the south prospect of London, 1666, 1950s
1 black and white photographic print (21cm x 25cm) showing part of an historical drawing, from the Crace Collection, entitled "the South prospect of London as it appeared after that dreadfull (sic) fire in 1666". This print may be in negative and was part of the London County Council Architect's Department Collection.