France (nation)
Found in 255 Collections and/or Records:
Sir James Crawford Maxwell, 1922 - 1927
Sir Winston Churchill's letters to Lady Churchill, 1920-01 - 1920-03
Sir Winston Churchill's letters to Lady Churchill, 1939-01, 1939-08
Smart, Slessor, Illingworth. Acq June 1917, 1917-06
150 x 100 mm. A view of three men, Smart, Captain Slessor (seated) and Illingworth, in front of a wooden shelter. On one of the vertical slats of the wooden shelter is written 'Messen Hospital Hu (obscured) Packaging'. A loose caption, found at this point in the album, may well relate to this photograph. It reads: 'No. 5 Squadron R.F.C. Three Flight Commanders'.
[Soldier sitting beside a demolished trench], 1915 - 1918
190 x 145 mm.
South of France - Bandol, 1936
52 x 51 mm. Houses backing onto water.
South of France - Bandol, 1936
52 x 52 mm. Rows of houses.
South of France - Bandol, 1936
52 x 52 mm. A courtyard in shadow containing women and dogs.
South of France - Bandol, 1936
52 x 52 mm. A man and a woman standing on steps on a hill slope.
Speeches, 1975 - 1999
SS Ashcrest, 1940
Correspondence with Robert Nichols on the SS Ashcrest "adventure" (the evacuation of civilians from the Riviera), on Churchill's broadcast to France, October 1940 and on propaganda and morale in France generally.
St Bartholemew, French WI [i.e. Saint-Barthèlemy, Antilles françaises], 1879 - 1913
200 x 153 mm. A view showing the town and harbour of Gustavia, the capital of the island of Saint-Barthèlemy with bungalows and other residences in the foreground and sailing ships moored in the bay. Saint-Barthèlemy lies north of Saint Kitts and is separated by a narrow channel from the island of Saint Martin.
St. Chapelle, Paris, 1868 - 1890
A group of stereoscopic halves each measuring approximately 72 x 72 mm, showing general views of the architecture in the British Isles, Belgium and Paris.
St Eustace, Paris, 1868 - 1890
A group of stereoscopic halves each measuring approximately 72 x 72 mm, showing general views of the architecture in the British Isles, Belgium and Paris.
St Jean de Luz [i.e. Saint-Jean-de-Luz] from the 17th tee, 1925 - 1927
166 x 136 mm.
St. Sulpice, Paris, 1868 - 1890
A group of stereoscopic halves each measuring approximately 72 x 72 mm, showing general views of the architecture in the British Isles, Belgium and Paris.
Statue of the Virgin Mary, 1902
Strasbourg, Sept. 1863, 1863-09
184 x 216 mm. View of the west door of Strasbourg Cathedral.
Strasbourg, Sept. 1863, 1863-09
181 x 229 mm. View of one of the entrances to the Cathedral.
Street scene, Marseilles, France, 1902 - 1910
An album, labelled on the spine, containing prints of various sizes. The numbering is sequenced from 1 to 131, but 101 is omitted. 14 of these prints are loose (118-131) , and are kept in a separate envelope in the album. Some of the prints are good quality professional work. Some of the photographs are captioned in ink; in other cases the titles have been derived from duplicate copies in Davies' other Indian album or from other photographs of the same scenes.
Summer Palace - Versailles, May 1920, 1920-05
65 x 45 mm. Showing a statue in the centre surrounded by pillars.
Synopsis of diaries, 1890-01-07 - 1899-12-31
Synopsis of diaries, 1899-08-01 - 1925-01-01
These notes cover Bell’s service as Administrator of Dominica and Acting Governor of the Leeward Islands (1899-1905), Commissioner (Governor) of Uganda (1906-1909), Governor of Northern Nigeria (1909-12), Governor of the Leeward Islands (1912-1916) and Governor of Mauritius (1916-24). Prominent subjects include Bell’s official duties, colleagues, travels, social life and personal affairs (circa 180 sheets).
Synopsis of diaries, 1925-01-01 - 1931-12-31
These notes chronicle Bell’s retirement in Cannes, his interests, social life and personal affairs, and his frequent travels, including an extensive tour of the Far East during 1925-26 to examine French and Dutch methods of colonial government (circa 80 sheets).
Synopsis of diaries, 1932-01-01 - 1940-12-31
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).