Malta (island)
Found in 348 Collections and/or Records:
Malta. Marina and fortifications, 1895
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'.
Malta - Marsamuscetto Harbour, 1900
Loose monochrome postcards showing views in Malta (mainly Valletta).
Malta - Marsamuscetto Harbour, 1900
Loose monochrome postcards showing views in Malta (mainly Valletta).
Malta - Panorama of Floriana, 1900
Loose monochrome postcards showing views in Malta (mainly Valletta).
Malta - Porta Reale, 1900
Loose monochrome postcards showing views in Malta (mainly Valletta).
Malta. Review of troops before Governor's Palace, 1895
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.
Malta - Royal Opera House [Kingsway, Valletta], 1900
Loose monochrome postcards showing views in Malta (mainly Valletta).
Malta - Saluting Battery, 1900
Loose monochrome postcards showing views in Malta (mainly Valletta).
Malta. St Elmo [Ceremonial salute], 1895
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.
Malta - St. John's Churh [i.e. Church], 1900
Showing St John's Co-Cathedral.
Malta. Strada S. Giovanni, Valletta, 1900
Loose monochrome postcards showing views in Malta (mainly Valletta).
Malta. Strada S. Lucia, 1900
Loose monochrome postcards showing views in Malta (mainly Valletta).
Malta - Strada S. Patrizio, 1900
Loose monochrome postcards showing views in Malta (mainly Valletta).
Malta, the Holy Land, etc
A collection of albumen prints which include views of the Middle East, Malta and Gibraltar by Robertson, Beato and others. The majority are of European works of arts and townscapes (many of the latter unidentified). There are also scenes at Woolwich. Plates 68-80 are uncaptioned and consist of miscellaneous engravings of weaponry, armour and archaeological sites.
Malta [Valletta), 1933
130 x 70 mm. View overlooking the harbour. There is a domed turret in the foreground with an 'eye' carved into it.
Malta - Weslvan [i.e. Wesleyan] Church, 1900
Loose monochrome postcards showing views in Malta (mainly Valletta).
Maltese memorials
Essays, photographs and postcards relating to Malta.
[Manoel Island from Gzira, showing Sliema to the left and Valletta centre-right], 1882 - 1900
300 x 240 mm. The Isoletto, or Bishop's Island, in Marsamxett Harbour, was fortified by the Knights of St John in the 1720s and 1730s, and was named after the Grand Master who paid for its construction and future maintenance.
Manuscript notes in diary form about Hore-Belisha's journey and visit to Malta, 1938-04-14 - 1938-04-17
The collection, though small, is interesting as no other papers appear to have been left by Hore-Belisha. It comprises letters, diaries, some photographs and documents (mainly copies) covering most of Hore-Belisha's career but concentrating on his most important position as War Minister from 1937-1939 and particularly the events surrounding his dismissal by Neville Chamberlain.
Market on Sunday in Strada Mercante, Valetta, 1909-10 - 1909-11
Quarter-plate. Looking west: many stalls selling almanacs, books of magic, old rope and metal, etc. [A narrow crowded street].
Market on Sunday, Strada Mercante, 1909-10 - 1909-11
Quarter-plate. Looking east.
[Marsa Creek at the head of Grand Harbour], 1882 - 1900
295 x 215 mm. Sailing ships are seen at anchor, and a somewhat blurred carozzin is moving across the foreground.
[Marsamxett Harbour and Valletta], 1882 - 1900
295 x 240 mm. A clear view showing the fortifications and buildings of Valletta, perhaps taken from Manoel Island.
Mdina, 1975-09
Kodachromes, dated September 1975 and listed by processing number. Apparently taken on a visit to Malta while Marnham was Ambassador to Tunisia since the numbering follows a Tunisian sequence. Original numbering has been retained.
Mdina, 1975-09
Kodachromes, dated September 1975 and listed by processing number. Apparently taken on a visit to Malta while Marnham was Ambassador to Tunisia since the numbering follows a Tunisian sequence. Original numbering has been retained.