Items (626 total)

Mounted sepia toned photographic portrait of Rose Marie Hansom

Hand tinted photographic portrait showing Rose Marie Hansom in coat and beret.

Sepia toned photograph of Uncle Viccy. [Prince Victor of Cooch-Behar]

Brown leather wallet with portrait window containing photograph showing Ronald Duncan as a young man in a blazer.

Sepia toned photograph showing Ronald Duncan with a family walking on a frozen lake in Switzerland. Labelled on reverse, 'RD in Switzerland'.

Sepia toned photograph showing Bunny in school uniform with a dog. The photograph is marked on the reverse 'Schoolgirl Bunny'.

Sepia toned passport photograph showing Mole, marked '1930' on reverse.

Photograph of the rear of St Luke's College with St. Luke's practicing school on the right, changing rooms on left with covered way going round to 'Club Alley'

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.…

Black and white photograph of male and female tennis first sixes on steps by Reed Hall, University College of the South West

Photograph of visit to Hope Hall by the Duke and Duchess of York, 16 Nov 1927.

Moberly was principal, 1922-1926.

Photograph of Lecture hall at the University College of the South West of England.

Owen was treasurer, 1922-1924.

Sepia-toned group photograph of 22 children. Jack Clemo is sat in the front row on the far left. From a photograph album.

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

Lopes was deputy president of the University College of the South West of England from 1922-1936 and president 1936-1938. He was also Lord Roborough.

Hope Hall was originally named Hartwell House, as at the time that this photograph was taken. The photograph shows an exterior view of students playing tennis on the lawn.

Constable was Warden from the mid 1920s to the mid 1930s.

Social gathering at St Petrock's Hall