195 mm x 190 mm. The caption on the reverse reads: ' In spite of its date, the house manages to achieve dignity, proportion, and comeliness, aided by local architectural detail of chimneys, stepped roof, and welcoming arms steps.' There are two handwritten comments, in black ink, on the reverse: 'Sovay (?) No. 2' and 'No. 1 to overlap No. 2.' It is not known what this refers to, as there is no photograph numbered '2' in this collection.

A view of a building with a stepped, white-washed roof. There is a stamp on the reverse giving the photographers name and details.

A view of a building with a stepped, white-washed roof.

A close view of the corner of a walled building with a stepped, white-washed roof. There is a gate in the foreground, and a large garden at the rear.

A view of a house with a stepped, white-washed roof, set in its grounds and surrounded by trees.

A view of a house close to the shore with a stepped, white-washed roof, set in its walled garden and surrounded by trees. Wooden fencing separates the grounds from the walled shore line in the foreground. There are partially illegible comments written in pencil on both the face and the reverse of the print.

A coloured slide showing a steamboat on Peace River.

137 x 80mm A view looking along a steep gorge with fir trees in the foreground and mountains in the distance.

245 x 191 mm. A view showing the Thompson River and hills beyond. Drynock lies about 30 miles north-east of the junction of the Thompson and Fraser Rivers.

70 x 50 mm.

246 x 191 mm. A view looking along the river, with the railroad at the left of the photograph and the Jackass Mountains at the right in the background. Photograph taken near Keefers.

Loose photographs of various sizes, either captioned on the print or which have hand-written captions on the reverse. Photographs are by William F. Avery, J.E. Plummer and Mr Boyle, chief engineer on the Stann Creek Railway. They are broken into the following categories thus: Y3078A/1: panorama of Belize City, by Avery; Y3078A/2-8: miscellaneous views by J.E. Plummer; Y3078A/14-16: views of the Stann Creek Railway by Boyle.

A collection of loose photographs (one being a panorama composed of two prints), measuring approximately 240 x 175 mm. All prints except plate fourteen have either typed or handwritten captions on the reverse. The photographs show buildings in Roseau and landscape views of the outlying country.

A collection photographed by Lewis W. Clemens. It contains 14 photographs mounted on paper, with a short typewritten descriptive text (of the original 19 prints, 5 are missing) from which the titles have been taken. The photographs measure approximately 100 x 75 mm.

199 x 115 mm. A view looking along a street of fire gutted buildings.

A collection of loose prints presented for use in the exhibition 'Commonwealth in Focus', but not included owing to the late date of receipt. All measure 250 x 200mm. A sheet of paper with a brief description attached to each photograph has been used as the basis of this list. Photographs by Bahamas News Bureau.

Contains loose prints, of various sizes but mainly measuring approximately 290 x 135 mm and 200 x 150 mm. All but numbers 31 and 32 are by Holloway, these two are by an unknown photographer.

A collection of prints, mainly measuring approximately 255 x 205mm, with captions pasted to the reverse of the prints. The photographs are aimed at the tourist market and show places and sights in Nassau and San Salvador. Photographs by Roland Rose for the Bahamas News Burea, the Bahamas Ministry of Tourism and BOAC.

A collection of loose prints measuring approximately 245 x 195 mm and with pencilled captions on the reverse. The prints show scenes in the mountains immediately north of Kingston. Photographed by J.W.C. Brennan (6 is stamped by Brennan on the reverse; it is assumed that the other prints are by him).

A collection of loose prints measuring approximately 125 x 75 mm, showing scenes in the West Indies. The photographs have handwritten captions on the reverse and are stamped for use as postcards. Photographs by Miss Mary F.A. Tench.

A collection of loose photographs measuring approximately 250 x 230 mm and captioned on the reverse in pencil. The captions have been reproduced as found. The photographs illustrate buildings and industries on the island.

Packet of '12 Real Photograph Snap-Shots' showing views of Barbados, British West Indies. The matt sepia photos measure 60 x 85mm each, and the captions are printed on the backs. Produced by Raphael Tuck and Sons ltd.

229 x 142 mm. A view looking along a street of fire-gutted buildings.