Items (596 total)

Also pictured with the Vice Chancellor, Dr James Wilfred Cook, and his wife, Elsie Cook.

Black and white photograph showing Geraldine Barrington and Tony Butterfield on Welcombe Beach. Labelled in two hands 'Geraldine' '& Tony Butterfield her 1st husband'

Black and white photograph showing Geraldine Barrington on Welcombe Beach. Labelled 'Geraldine Barrington (a good friend) &?' on reverse

Black and white photographic portrait showing Geraldine Barrington, taken and signed by Madame Yevonde. Photographers mark on reverse. Originally framed.

Black and white photograph showing Geoffrey Shakerley, Rose Marie Duncan, and Virginia Maskell outside West Mill. Labelled '(Sir) Geoffry Shackley [sic] & RMD & Virginia' on reverse

Photograph of the University of Exeter including the Amory Building, Laver Building and the Harrison Building

Aerial photograph of the University of Exeter, Streatham Campus.

Photograph of Streatham Campus buildings in the snow

Photograph of the University of Exeter including the Amory Building, Laver Building and the Harrison Building

Photograph of gardens and pond of the University of Exeter.

Postcard of garden stairs at Reed Hall. Printed text on reverse: 'This series of 24 postcards has been issued to assist the Appeal of the University College, Exeter, for a Building and Endowment Fund. Please help the Appeal by using these cards.…

Exterior photograph of university premises in Gandy Street, Exeter. The building was purpose built with 40 rooms and a lecture theatre, it opened in 1911 and was sold by the University in 1983.

Caption reads 'Floodlighted by the Exeter Gaslight & Coke Company. Jubilee Celebrations, 6th May, 1935'.

Pictured outside Gandy Street.

Held on 27 Oct 1922. Pictured: Sir Henry Lopes in the chair; Principal H J W Hetherington on his right; Registrar A K Woodbridge on his left

Pictured outside Gandy Street.

Black and white photograph showing Arv's daughter, Marjorie, Bunny, and Mole, with others, on Welcombe Beach. The subjects are labelled on the reverse.

The building was named after a College benefactor who was a member of the Singer sewing machine family.

Photograph showing students at the entrance of Roborough. The building was named after Lord Roborough, formerly Sir Henry Lopes, President of the University College 1936-8.