74 x 75 mm. A view across the Niagara River.

80 x 65 mm. A view looking down on the Niagara River.

83 x 56 mm. A view of the Falls and the Niagara River.

188 x 240 mm. A dramatic and unusual composition, taken from the foot of the falls and showing water swirling around black rocks, with part of the falls in the background.

241 x 171 mm. A view from the Niagara River looking back towards the falls, with the town of Niagara Falls in the background.

189 x 239 mm. A view from the top of the falls, showing the crescent of water falling into the clouds of mist below. Y3089C/98, 99 and 101 exhibit such similarity in style, as well as in the technical details of the prints, as to be almost certainly by the same photographer.

70 x 50 mm. A view of the river, with what appear to be four power stations, with smoking chimneys, along the far side.

Photographs taken in Canada, the United States, New Zealand, Belgium and England. The same people appear in many of the photographs, and include Lady (Millie) Tymms and Colonel Johnny Verhagen.

Showing the notice of the exhibition (presumably at the entrance to the Cleveland Public Library) together with a photograph of Rhodes in the Matopo Hills, and various books.

54 x 52 mm. The front of a building, probably Numalia Hotel, viewed from the side.

56 x 55 mm. The front of the hotel.

50 x 55 mm.

Includes minutes of Cabinet meetings recording decisions on various subjects including: foreign affairs in the Soviet Union, Afghanistan, China, Sudan and India; currency in the Irish Free State [later Ireland]; the naval construction programme; reparations and affairs in Germany; unemployment; estimates for the fighting services; the Washington Hours convention; safeguarding industries; colonial affairs; Anglo American relations and arbitration treaties with the United States.

Includes minutes of Cabinet meetings recording decisions on various subjects including: unemployment and unemployment insurance; immigration from Ireland; petrol prices; foreign affairs in China, Germany, India; the United States and the prohibition treaty; the reduction and limitation of armaments; the proposed Baghdad [Iraq] to Haifa [Israel] railway and pipeline; radium research; the Channel Tunnel; the report of the Commission on East Africa; and the budget.

Includes minutes of Cabinet meetings recording decisions on various subjects including: measures to combat unemployment including emigration; a multi-lateral treaty with the United States; foreign affairs in Iraq, India, the Soviet Union, China, Egypt and Germany; the reduction and limitation of armaments; issues in Scotland including the slaughter of animals and the influx of emigrants from Ireland and issues in the Irish Free State [later Ireland]; and speeches by King George V.

Includes: 3 copies of a paper [by WSC] covering British naval supremacy, international relations and the Dardanelles campaign; a reply [?by Sir Maurice Hankey]; copies of letters from WSC to Arthur Balfour [Lord President of the Council] and to Stanley Baldwin [Prime Minister] with a suggested response to proposals by the United States; and internal Treasury correspondence including notes from James Grigg [Principal Private Secretary to WSC].

Various papers including: a letter from Rupert Howorth; copy letters from Sir Maurice Hankey [Cabinet Secretary]; a committee report on policy regarding disarmament; Cabinet papers by Sir Austen Chamberlain, Foreign Secretary, with statements by Hugh Gibson on the position of the United States and [1st Lord Cushendun [earlier Ronald McNeill]; and a Committee of Imperial Defence paper on maritime belligerent rights.