131 x 78 mm. View of the side of the house from the garden.

54 x 77 mm. View of one of the wings of Le Reduit from the garden.

79 x 58 mm. View looking along a path in the gardens, with part of the house at the left.

210 x 159 mm. View of the drive and front entrance to Le Reduit, with motor car parked at left.

110 x 85 mm. View of a corner of the house.

133 x 79 mm. Showing Bell on horseback in front of one of the wings of Le Reduit.

99 x 72 mm. View of the courtyard and entrance façade of Le Reduit situated six miles outside Port Louis on the way to Curepipe. First built in 1748 as an alternative residence for the governor, the house was rebuilt in 1778 and in 1868 when the top section was destroyed in a cyclone.

110 x 80 mm. Showing flower beds and pond.

110 x 80 mm. Showing flower beds and pond.

100 x 76 mm. View looking across the lawn towards the rear façade of Le Reduit, with Bell standing on the grass.

100 x 140 mm. Uniformed group photographed inside a room. Regnard has not been identified, but was perhaps a Mauritian A.D.C.

110 x 85 mm. Showing HHB and Denham on the occasion of Bell's return to Mauritius, March 1923.

150 x 85 mm. Sepia photograph looking across lake with boat in the foreground, and mountains in distance.

A collection of loose prints (mainly snapshots). The prints are largely uncaptioned and much of this item lacks detailed identification (although many of the prints certainly relate to Bell's trip to the Far East in 1925-26).

A collection of loose prints (mainly snapshots). The prints are largely uncaptioned and much of this item lacks detailed identification (although many of the prints certainly relate to Bell's trip to the Far East in 1925-26).

55 x 80 mm. Showing the three girls grouped on the summit, with the sea in the background.

138 x 197 mm. Picture shows: Sir Seewoosagur Ramgoolam, Minister of Finance, Leader of Mauritius Labour Party, addressing the conference when it opened.

193 x 155 mm. Picture shows: Mr. Anthony Greenwood (left), British Secretary of State for the Colonies, greeting the prime Minister of Mauritius, Sir Seewoosagur Ramgoolam, who is also leader of the Labour Party.

156 x 201 mm. Picture shows: Sir John Rennie (left), Governor and Commander in Chief of Mauritius and Mr. Anthony Greenwood, British Secretary of State for the Colonies, at the conference table.

154 x 201 mm. Mr. C.G. Duval (left), Minister of Housing, Lands and Town and Country Planning, and Deputy Leader of the Parti Mauricien Social Democrat, and Mr. J.M. Paturau, Minister of Industry, Commerce and External Communications and a nominated member of the Legislative Assembly, at the conference table.

155 x 201 mm. Picture shows: Mr. A.W. Foondun (left), Independent Forward Bloc, and Mr. L.R. Devienne, Minister of State (Development) in the Ministry of Finance, and a member of the Parti Mauricien Social Democrat, at the conference table.

155 x 202 mm. Picture shows: Mr. M. Lesage, Parti Mauricien Social Democrat and Mr. D. Bashant Rai of the Independent Forward Bloc at the conference table.

154 x 202 mm. Picture shows: Mr. A.H. Rossenkhan of the Parti Mauricien Social Democrat (left), and Mr. A. Jugnauth of the Independent Forward Bloc at the conference table.

157 x 202 mm. Picture shows: Dr. L. Teelock (left), Mr. J. Ah Chuen, Independent elected member of Legislative Assembly (Chinese Community), and Mr. S. Bappoo, Independent Forward Block, at the conference table.

155 x 202 mm. Picture shows: Dr. N. Cure, (left), Mauritius Labour Party, and Mr. S. Viraheawmy, Mauritius Labour Party, at the conference table awaiting the opening of proceedings.