90 x 60 mm. A view of troops lined in the street, accompanied by drums.

90 x 60 mm. A view of Watts and Lieutenant Porch beside an automobile, parked in the road beside a wood. They are both looking at what is presumably a map.

A collection of autograph letters with a list compiled by Bell. Those of particular interest include eight letters from Neville Chamberlain, whom Bell met in the Bahamas in 1895, and nine letters from Robert Dolbey, the army medical officer and Professor of Surgery at the University of Cairo, whom Bell appointed as his literary executor (circa 150 sheets).

Half-plate.

350 x 250 mm.

144 x 202 mm. A view looking along a palm-lined road in the Bridgetown suburb of Belleville.

85 x 60 mm.

226 x 175 mm. A view in a Nassau park showing a row of Spanish Laurels. Pencilled caption on the reverse reads: 'Indian fig trees (ficus netida) Nassau Bahamas'.

Contains slides all in Kodachrome mounts. The early photographs include scenes during a visit by J.B. Godber, Minister of State at the Foreign and Commonwealth Office and his Private Secretary; some leading political figures are also shown. Slides have been renumbered but arrangement in the file remains as per the original typescript catalogue.

Contains slides all in Kodachrome mounts. The early photographs include scenes during a visit by J.B. Godber, Minister of State at the Foreign and Commonwealth Office and his Private Secretary; some leading political figures are also shown. Slides have been renumbered but arrangement in the file remains as per the original typescript catalogue.

Quarter-plate (landscape format). And two year old bull on Mr Eastons farm near Charottetown, P.E.I. Yearlings and two year olds.

Quarter-plate (landscape format). And two year old bull on Mr Eastons farm near Charlottetown. P.E.I.

Landscape format. And two year old bull on Mr Eastons farm near Charlottetown. P.E.I. The big Ayshire bull on Mr Eastons farm near Charlottetown, P.E.I.

Landscape format. And two year old bull on Mr Eastons farm near Charlottetown. P.E.I. Ayrshire bull and cow on Mr Eastons farm.

220x133mm. View looking over the rooftops of Kingston towards the harbour. The street running south towards the harbour, with the London Hotel in the foreground, is unidentified (?possibly East Street).

A series of photographs showing Raynor Arthur's official duties (including several images of Government house) and his leisure time, taken during his office as Governor and Commander in Chief of the Bahamas. Sir Raynor Arthur arrived on 1 April 1956 and left on retirement on 14 June 1960. Most of these photographs are by the Bahamas News Bureau and are approximately 255 x 200 mm, unless otherwise stated.

When the RES Headquarters was rebuilt in 1934-36, gifts of timber for panelling and furnishing were obtained from Empire Governments, companies and individuals. Many were destroyed during the bombing of 1941 and replacement gifts were received. This file coordinates pre and post-war correspondence.

156 x 203 mm. A general view of the Bahamas Constitutional Conference which opened in London at the Colonial Office recently.

164 x 218 mm. The Bahamas Constitutional Conference opened at the Colonial Office in London recently. In this picture are, from left: Mr. G.A.D. Johnstone, Mr. G.K. Kelly, The Honourable S.L. Sands, Sir Roland Symonette, The Honourable D.E. d’Albenas, Mr. P.D. Graham and Mr. R.M. Solomon, all Members of the House of Assembly representing the United Bahamian Party.

187 x 289 mm. The opening ceremony of the Conference was presided over by Secretary of State for the Commonwealth, Mr George Thomson (left, centre, wearing spectacles.) Sitting opposite Mr. Thomson is Mr. Lynden O Pindling (seventh from bottom right), who is Prime Minister and Minister for Tourism and Development of the Bahamas.

152 x 206 mm. The Bahamas Constitutional Conference opened at the Colonial Office in London recently. In this picture are, from left: M. L.O. Pindling, Mr. P.L. Adderley, Mr. A.D. Hanna (all Members of the Legislative Council, representing the Progressive Liberal Party), and Mr. R.F. Fawkes, Member of the House of Assembly, Representing the Labour Party.

152 x 207 mm. The Bahamas Constitutional Conference opened at the Colonial Office in London recently. In this picture are, from left: Mr K.G.L. Isaacs, Solicitor General, Bahamas; Sir Robert Stapledon, (wearing spectacles), Governor of the Bahamas; Mr. Nigel Fisher, Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State, Colonial Office; Mr. A.R. Thomas, Assistant Under-Secretary of State, Colonial Office; Mr. J.A. Peck, Legal Division, Colonial Office.