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There is no inscription on the print, but judging by the nature of the ceremony and the black arm bands worn by the participants, this photograph was taken during Queen Elizabeth's accession ceremony and shows guards of soldiers.

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There is no inscription on the print, but judging by the nature of the ceremony and the black arm bands worn by the participants, this photograph was taken during Queen Elizabeth's accession ceremony and shows guards of soldiers.

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There is no inscription on the print, but judging by the nature of the ceremony and the black arm bands worn by the participants, this photograph was taken during Queen Elizabeth's accession ceremony and shows the listening crowd.

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There is no inscription on the print, but judging by the nature of the ceremony and the black arm bands worn by the participants, this photograph was taken during Queen Elizabeth's accession ceremony and shows the listening crowd. The print is stamped on the reverse with 'Bermuda News Bureau'.

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There is no inscription on the print, but judging by the nature of the ceremony and the black arm bands worn by the participants, this photograph was taken during Queen Elizabeth's accession ceremony and shows the listening crowd.

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There is no inscription on the print, but judging by the nature of the ceremony and the black arm bands worn by the participants, this photograph was taken during Queen Elizabeth's accession ceremony and shows the listening crowd. The print is stamped on the reverse with 'Bermuda News Bureau'.

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There is no inscription on the print, but judging by the nature of the ceremony and the black arm bands worn by the participants, this photograph was taken during Queen Elizabeth's accession ceremony and shows a group inside Government House. The print is stamped on the reverse with 'Royal Gazette Photo'.

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There are no inscriptions, but judging by the nature of the ceremony and the black arm bands worn by the participants, these photographs show Queen Elizabeth's accession ceremony.

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116 x 74 mm. A view showing Commander Green, another man and two women standing at the entrance to a house. The other man is probably F. G. Gosling, Clerk to the Executive Council and Assistant Colonial Secretary. The two women are presumably his wife and daughter.

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150 x 205 mm. The caption on the reverse of the print reads: ' Smallest of 58 entries: The British 31-ft sloop Samuel Pepys, skippered by Lieutenant Commador Erroll Bruce, R. I. , to the non-American yacht with best corrected time. The sturdy little craft was third in class 'C'. Blue Water Classic - 1852 No. 5'. The reverse is also stamped with Bermuda News Bureau, and the photographer's name.

Scope and Contents A collection of photographs and slides, by various photographers, relating to the career of Sir Raynor Arthur. Apart from one photograph of Cyprus, the photograph collection relates to Arthur's last three posts (Bermuda, the Falkland Islands and the Bahamas), and, as well as more general scenes, includes images of several special events and distinguished visitors. Most of the Bermuda and Bahamas material consists of professional photographs; those of the Falkland Islands and Falkland...

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112 x 90 mm. Showing a group of spectators at the hockey match. At the back of the group stands the Governor, Lieutenant General Sir William Kitchener, with his ADC, Captain OHL Nicholson sitting on the ground in front of him.

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138 x 90 mm. Coloured postcard.

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83 x 40 mm. A snapshot looking along the drive towards the front façade of Somerset Rectory.

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A scene showing a small beach on the right and headland stretching out to left. The caption on the face of the print reads: 'This is a view of a section of the south shore which is broken by craggy headlands and small sandy beaches...'. Both the typed caption, and the reverse of the print (handwritten in pencil) have the reference 'B104'. The print is also stamped by the Bermuda News Bureau, with the photographers name written in pencil.

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182 x 244mm. Showing the graveyard and church at St. George which lie on the site of the original parish church built in 1612. The tree in the centre of the graveyard is the cedar that was growing when the first General Assembly of Bermuda gathered in the old church in 1620.

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130 x 77 mm. A view looking out over the harbour and showing the twin-funnelled 'Bermudian' in the distance.

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This volume includes notes on Bell’s social life, interests, personal affairs, travel and press publications, including many on international and colonial affairs (circa 100 sheets).

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136 x 82 mm. Showing Commander Green, Captain Nicholson and one unidentified figure standing on the green.

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138 x 88 mm. A group photograph of the luncheon guests on the deck of HMS 'Cornwall', with Captain Hall standing next to Mrs Popham - Lobb and Captain Dene sitting on the deck. The figure to the other side of Mrs Popham - Lobb is possibly Commander Green. Other figures unidentified.

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133 x 81 mm. Showing the cathedral in Hamilton, the building of which was started in 1866 and finally completed in 1911. The cathedral stands on the site of the former Trinity Church which was totally destroyed by fire in 1884.

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83 x 139 mm. Showing Colonel F. H. Chapman standing in front of the wall of a house. He was at that time 'the senior military officer for the time being' (Colonial Office List, 1909).

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89 x 111 mm. Showing the army hockey team lined up and dressed in women's clothes before the match (refer to Y3070A/36).

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The caption continues 'His visit coincided with Bermuda's celebrations of 350 years as a British colony.'

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The caption continues 'Also seen are Lady Woodall (right) and in the background, members of the Royal Commonwealth Society, led by Sir Stanley Spurling (left)'.