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N48994; Looking north across Dockyard Creek to Fort St Angelo, Malta, from the ferry pontoon at Senglea. Moored in the creek is the hulk Egmont (1863), seen from well abaft her port beam. The photograph was taken in the late afternoon at 17.45 and there is some camera shake.
Fort St Angelo, Dockyard Creek, Vittoriosa, Malta. (Negative)
N49003; Looking north across Dockyard Creek to Fort St Angelo, Malta, from the upper verandah of the residence of the Chief Constructor in Dockyard Terrace at Senglea. Moored in the creek is the hulk Egmont (1863), seen from well abaft her port beam, and a large 2-masted schooner. A passenger ferry is steaming up the creek and a large number of dghaisas are in the foreground. Valletta is in the background. Slightly unsharp.
Fort St Angelo, Dockyard Creek, Vittoriosa, Malta. (Negative)
N49035; Dockyard Creek and Fort St Angelo, Vittoriosa, Malta
Dockyard Creek and Fort St Angelo, Vittoriosa, Malta (Negative)
N48986; A small gaff rigged naval gig under sail in Dockyard Creek, Malta
A small gaff rigged naval gig under sail in Dockyard Creek, Malta (Negative)
N48966; Looking across Dockyard Creek, Malta, from the upper verandah of the residence of the Chief Constructor in Dockyard Terrace, Senglea. The Naval Bakery in Vittoriosa is on the left and the church of San Lorenzo is in the centre. On the right is the public ferry landing with the Army & Navy Bar beyond it. A number of dghaisas are at the public landing. Negative slightly under-exposed.
Dockyard Creek, Vittoriosa and the Naval Bakery, Malta (Negative)
N48961; Looking across Dockyard Creek, Malta, from the upper verandah of the residence of the Chief Constructor in Dockyard Terrace, Senglea. The Naval Bakery in Vittoriosa is on the left and the church of San Lorenzo is in the centre. On the right is the public ferry landing with the Army & Navy Bar beyond it. On the extreme right is the Reserve Boat Shed.
Dockyard Creek, Vittoriosa and the Naval Bakery, Malta (Negative)
N49038; Looking south-west across Dockyard Creek, Malta, to the six residences of Dockyard Terrace, Senglea, from the roof of the police house on the Vittoria shore. One of the houses in this terrace is the residence of William Berry, Chief Constructor. The basilica of our Lady of Victories is in the background and on the left is the Sheer Bastion. The photograph was taken at 09.37.
Dockyard Creek, Dockyard Terrace and Sheer Bastion, Senglea, Malta. (Negative)
N49007; Looking north down Dockyard Creek to Fort St Angelo, Malta, from a dghaisa. Moored in the creek is the hulk Egmont (1863), seen from well abaft her port beam. Dockyard victualling steamers are astern of the Egmont (1863). Valletta is in the background. Berry gives the time as 14.30 and dull weather conditions. Slightly unsharp.
Fort St Angelo, Dockyard Creek, Vittoriosa, Malta. (Negative)
N49034; Dockyard Creek and Fort St Angelo, Vittoriosa, Malta
Dockyard Creek and Fort St Angelo, Vittoriosa, Malta (Negative)
N49114; Leslie and Jack Berry sitting in the stern of a 16 feet gig in Dockyard Creek, Malta, being rowed by two seamen known as Andrea and Johnny. Leslie is at the tiller. The Naval Bakery, San Lorenzo church, Vittoriosa, are in the background. Beyond the public landing place is the Army & Navy Bar. According to the clock tower the time is 13.35.
Leslie and Jack Berry in a gig in Dockyard Creek, Vittoriosa, Malta. (Negative)
N49019; Fort St Angelo and Dockyard Creek, Vittoriosa, Malta.
Fort St Angelo and Dockyard Creek, Vittoriosa, Malta. (Negative)
N48965; The six Admiralty residences in Dockyard Terrace, Senglea, Malta, looking across Dockyard Creek from the top of the police station on the Vittoriosa shore. A number of naval boats are in davits along the foreshore. One of the houses in this terrace is the residence of William Berry, Chief Constructor. The church of our Lady of Victories is in the background. This became a basilica in 1912.
Dockyard Terrace, Senglea, Malta (Negative)
N48970; Looking north-east-by-north across Dockyard Creek, Malta, from the upper verandah of the residence of the Chief Constructor in Dockyard Terrace, Senglea. The Naval Bakery and Victualling Yard in Vittoriosa is in the centre and the church of San Lorenzo is on the right. The photograph was taken at 17.48.
Dockyard Creek, Vittoriosa and the Naval Bakery and Victualling Yard, Malta (Negative)
N49040; Dockyard Creek, San Lorenzo church and the Naval Bakery, Vittoriosa, Malta
Dockyard Creek, San Lorenzo church and the Naval Bakery, Vittoriosa, Malta (Negative)
N48960; Looking across Dockyard Creek, Malta, from the upper verandah of the residence of the Chief Constructor in Dockyard Terrace, Senglea. Vittoriosa is on the right and Fort St Angelo is on the left. Slightly unsharp.
Dockyard Creek, Vittoriosa and Fort St Angelo, Malta (Negative)
N48968; The six Admiralty residences in Dockyard Terrace, Senglea, Malta, looking across Dockyard Creek from the Vittoriosa shore at 08.30. A number of naval boats are in davits along the foreshore. One of the houses in this terrace is the residence of William Berry, Chief Constructor. The church of our Lady of Victories is in the background. This became a basilica in 1912.
Dockyard Terrace, Senglea, Malta (Negative)
N49017; Looking across Dockyard Creek, Malta, from the upper verandah of the residence of the Chief Constructor in Dockyard Terrace, Senglea, to the Victualling Yard in Vittoriosa. Berry's notebook says the photograph was taken at 18.00 but the clock says it is 17.50.
Dockyard Creek, Vittoriosa, the Victualling Yard, Malta (Negative)
N49026; A small naval gig under oars in Dockyard Creek, Malta
A small naval gig under oars in Dockyard Creek, Malta (Negative)
N49031; Looking across Dockyard Creek, Malta, to Vittoriosa from the terrace of the residence of the Chief Constructor in Dockyard Terrace, Senglea. The Naval Bakery is in the left background. The church of San Lorenzo, the public ferry landing with a steamer alongside, and the Dock Yard Arms, formerly the Army & Navy Bar, are in the centre. The storehouses, including the Reserve Boat Shed are on the right. Berry's notebook gives the time as 13.45. Very slightly unsharp.
Dockyard Creek, Vittoriosa, Malta (Negative)
N48974; Looking south up Dockyard Creek to Senglea from the ramparts of Fort St Angelo, Vittoriosa, Malta, at 15.00. The church of our Lady of Victories is in the centre background. This became a basilica in 1912. On the shoreline of Senglea to the left of the church is Dockyard Terrace and further left is the Sheer Bastion with a paddle tug alongside. A s8ingle funnelled paddle tug, possibly the Prompt (1867), is underway heading down Dockyard Creek.
Dockyard Creek and Senglea, Malta (Negative)
N48964; The six Admiralty residences in Dockyard Terrace, Senglea, Malta, looking across Dockyard Creek from the Vittoriosa shore. A number of naval boats are in davits along the foreshore. One of the houses in this terrace is the residence of William Berry, Chief Constructor. The church of our Lady of Victories is in the background. This became a basilica in 1912.
Dockyard Terrace, Senglea, Malta (Negative)
N49018; Looking across Dockyard Creek, Malta, from the upper verandah of the residence of the Chief Constructor in Dockyard Terrace, Senglea, to the Victualling Yard and Fort St Angelo in Vittoriosa. A 2-masted schooner is at moorings. Berry's notebook says the photograph was taken at 18.00.
Dockyard Creek, Vittoriosa, the Victualling Yard and Fort St Angelo, Malta (Negative)
N48969; Looking south-west from the Boat Sheds on the Vittoriosa shore of Dockyard Creek, Malta to the Sheer Bastion, also known as Il Macina, Senglea at 08.50. The iron sheerlegs replaced wooden ones in 1864 and were dismantled in 1927. The paddle tug Sampson (1877) seen from ahead of her starboard beam, is in the centre of the picture and the paddle tug Restless (1902), seen from very fine off her starboard bow, is on the left.
The Sheer Bastion, Senglea, Malta (Negative)
N49021; Looking across Dockyard Creek, Malta, from the shore in front of Dockyard Terrace, Senglea. The Naval Bakery in Vittoriosa is on the left and the church of San Lorenzo is in the centre. On the right is the public ferry landing with a steamer alongside and with the Dock Yard Arms, formerly the Army & Navy Bar, beyond. On the extreme right is the Reserve Boat Shed. The photograph was taken at 18.30 which Berry says is sunset. Slightly unsharp.
Dockyard Creek, Vittoriosa, the Naval Bakery and San Lorenzo church, Malta (Negative)