Athens (inhabited place)
Found in 35 Collections and/or Records:
1 case containing glass slides of Italy, England, Greece and France, 1955
Acropolis. Hill Lycobetus, 1920
68 x 43 mm.
Acropolos, 5.2.20, 1920-02-05
70 x 45 mm.
Athens, 1920
125 x 80 mm.
Athens, 5.2.20, 1920-02-05
70 x 40 mm.
Athens from Mt Kynthos, 1905, 1905
A panoramic view looking over the city.
Athens, Lycobetus [i.e. Lycabettus], 5.2.20, 1920-02-05
140 x 85 mm. A view taken from a high aspect (perhaps from an aeroplane) of Athens, with Lycobetus hill in the middle background. Lycobetus hill is also known as Licavitos.
Athens. Odeum, 1920
68 x 44 mm.
Athens Odeum, 5.2.20, 1920-02-05
70 x 50 mm.
Athens. Parthenon, 1920
68 x 44 mm.
Athens, people, undated, 1910-1917?
Athens. Temple Bacchus, 1920
68 x 43 mm.
Athens. Temple Jupiter Acropolis, 1920
69 x 44 mm.
Athens. Temple of Jupiter, 1920
44 x 68 mm.
Athens. Turkish Mosque, 1920
70 x 44 mm.
Athens - University, 4.2.20, 1920-02-04
70 x 45 mm.
Athens University and Museum, 1920
69 x 45 mm.
Australia; Sydney, Newcastle, the Blue Mountains; farms in Victoria and Melbourne, 1908
Also described as: 'The Roaring Forties and Australia 1908'.
Book B [views of Innsbruck, Padua, Venice, Athens], 1902
Book G [archaeological sites in Athens, the Peloponnese and western Asia Minor]
Photographs of archaeological sites, each photograph titled in pencil on the cardboard mount by AJBW. Includes images from Athens and the Peloponnese, Greece, and western Asia Minor (modern day Turkey).
93 photographic prints, 3 empty apertures with prints missing upon accession.
Half plate Negative Album Book 3, bulk: 1905-1910
Istanbul and Athens, 1902-1910
L Miscellaneous Ireland and Greece 1958-1959, 1958 - 1972
This file holds slides from locations across Ireland, Scotland and Greece, including Headfort, Carton, Marathon, Mycenae, Tiryns, Athens and Hymettus. Featured in this album are images of Lord Taylour's mother's and father's graves, views of gardens, trees and plants, panoramic landscapes and mountain ranges, family, friends and dogs, perspectives of Headfort House, as well as monumental archaeological remains at Mycenae, Marathon, Tiryns and Athens.
Letter from James Stewart in Athens re Christmas dinner at the BSA and Dr Berta Segel's theories on a gold cup recently acquired by the Benaki Museum, 1935-12-25
Negative Album [Athens and the British School at Athens]
24 negatives, none indexed by AJBW, of views of the British School at Athens and daily life in Greece as witnessed by AJBW.