152 x 207 mm. Picture shows: Mr. Duncan Sandys (right), The Marquess of Landsdowne, Minister of State, Colonial Office (centre), and Sir Hilton Poynton, Permanent Under Secretary of State Colonial Office, at the conference table in Marlborough House.

152 x 207 mm. Picture shows: From right: Miss M. Strickland, Malta’s Progressive Constitutional Party; Mr. R. Farrugia and Dr. H. Granado, Democratic Nationalist Party; Mr. D. Cremona, Mr. E.A. Bezzina and Dr. A. Buttigieg, Malta Labour Party, at the conference table at Marlborough House.

152 x 207 mm. Picture shows: Captain V. Formosa, Progressive Constitutional Party (left), and Mr. John Axisa, Commissioner General for Malta in London, at the conference table in Marlborough House.

151 x 208 mm. Picture shows from left: Dr. B. Camilleri, Dr. J.C. Galea, Dr. G.M. Camilleri, Mr. D. G. Felice, Dr. G. Borg Olivier (Prime Minister), all of the Nationalist Party; and Sir Maurice Dorman, Governor of Malta, at the conference table in Marlborough House.

152 x 208 mm. Mr. A. Pellegrini (left) Mr. E. Cuschieri (centre) and Professor J.J. Cremona at the conference table in Marlborough House.

155 x 203 mm. Picture shows: General view of the conference in Marlborough House.

Neg only.

Coloured.

199 x 147 mm. A view looking down on the Barriera Wharf from the roof of the fish market with the quayside lined with karrozzin (horse-drawn cabs) and Maltese fishing boats lined up near the wharf. Larger steamers are moored in the background.

76 x 98 mm. Showing Commander Green in civilian clothes riding backwards on a donkey.

62 x 101 mm. A similar photograph to Y3070A/2.

197 x 147 mm. A view from the pier showing berthed ferries in the foreground with the San Salvatore Bastion and St. Paul's Anglican Cathedral beyond. Also captioned, on the reverse and in a different hand, 'Marsamuxett Side of Valletta'.

200 x 147 mm. A view looking along the Strand towards the Sliema ferry landing stages with St. Anne's Square in the background and the Jesus of Nazareth Church and Convent on the Tigne sea front at the right of the print. Several ranks of Karrazzin (horse-drawn cabs) are standing in the foreground with their drivers seated on the pavement. Also captioned, on the reverse and in a different hand, 'The Strand, Sliema'.

201 x 147 mm. A view looking across Grand Harbour showing the landing stages and fortifications at the southern end of Valletta. With steam and sailing ships in the harbour. The twin towers of St. John's Co-Cathedral can be seen on the skyline at the right of the print. This print is also captioned, on the reverse and in a different hand, 'Valletta from Fort St Angelo'.

Loose monochrome postcards showing views in Malta (mainly Valletta).

Loose monochrome postcards showing views in Malta (mainly Valletta).

Loose monochrome postcards showing views in Malta (mainly Valletta).

A collection of photographs of memorials, buildings and monuments in Malta. Pauline Fothergill paid several visits to Malta and, at the Librarian's request, took photographs of a number of local memorials. The following list is, firstly, of negatives (1-42) and later of prints (43-72), some of which were taken from the negatives. 1-30 are black and white negatives, 31-42 colour. 43-72 are mostly black and white prints.

Loose monochrome postcards showing views in Malta (mainly Valletta).

147 x 102 mm. A view looking over Palace Square from the Governor's Palace with troops on parade and a military band in front of the Main Guard Buildings. With Old Theatre Street at the left of the photograph.

Loose monochrome postcards showing views in Malta (mainly Valletta).

Loose monochrome postcards showing views in Malta (mainly Valletta).

A view showing a man (?WD) playing with a child in a pram on the deck of S.S. Indraghiri.

A rather dark, circular, view showing a man (?WD) playing with a child in a pram on the deck of S.S. Indraghiri.

146 x 103 mm. A view looking seawards on the western side of Fort St. Elmo, along the French Curtain towards St. Geroge's Bastion. The smoke from cannon fire can be seen above the fort as well as two spouts of water where shells have landed in the sea.