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G230:1/8 [Mediterranean Sea with part of the Black Sea]
[Mediterranean Sea with part of the Black Sea] (Chart; Manuscript)
A view along the marina waterfront at Messina
A view along the marina waterfront at Messina (Salted paper print)
P93268; The city of Messina, Sicily. The photographer is looking west from on board a passenger cruise ship in the Straits of Messina. To the left of centre is the Faro di San Raineri, a lighthouse built on a square tower of Forte del Santissimo Salvatore. The Peloritani mountain chain is in the background.
The city of Messina, Sicily, taken from the Straits of Messina. (Sheet film negative)
P93267; Small sailing vessels and a Peninsular & Oriental Steam Navigation Company motor lifeboat in Messina harbour, Sicily. The photographer is looking north-west from in the harbour showing Messina Cathedral, known as the Duomo di Messina; Basilica Cattedrale metropolitana di Santa Maria Assunta to the left of centre of the picture with the Madonna di Montalto Church beyond it.
The cathedral and harbour at Messina, Sicily. (Sheet film negative)
P93252; On board the Donaldson Atlantic Line passenger cruise ship Letitia (1925) in Messina harbour, Sicily. The photographer is looking forward on the starboard side showing lifeboat number 9 swung out. A sailing brig is berthed stern-on to the quay and is drying sails. On the right and seen from wide off her starboard bow is the general cargo ship Egle (1893). She has a substantial deck cargo and three laden lighters are alongside her
On board the Donaldson Atlantic Line passenger cruise ship Letitia (1925) in Messina harbour, Sicily. (Sheet film negative)
P93256; The waterfront in Messina harbour, Sicily. The photographer is looking west showing the Templo de Cristo Rey to the right of centre and the twin towered Madonna di Montalto Church on the left. The Peloritani mountain chain is in the background.
The waterfront in Messina harbour, Sicily. (Sheet film negative)
P93253; Messina from in the harbour, Sicily. The photographer is looking west-south-west showing the cathedral to the left of centre of the picture and the clock in the bell tower is reading 9.35. The Peloritani mountain chain is in the background.
Messina from the harbour, Sicily. (Sheet film negative)
P93255; On board the Donaldson Atlantic Line passenger cruise ship Letitia (1925) in Messina harbour, Sicily. The photographer is looking to starboard from the aft promenade deck showing the lifeboats numbers 11 and 11A under their davits. Berthed stern-on to the quay and seen from fine off her starboard bow is the twin screw tug Salvatore Primo (1902). Most of her hull is hidden by the Letitia's deck.
On board the Donaldson Atlantic Line passenger cruise ship in Messina harbour, Sicily. (Sheet film negative)
P93254; Messina harbour breakwater, Sicily. The photographer is looking north showing a harbour tug under way in the foreground and the general cargo steamship Hochsee (1926), seen from just ahead of her starboard beam, alongside the breakwater quay. The coaling station is on the left. The Peloritani mountain chain is in the background.
Messina harbour breakwater, Sicily. (Sheet film negative)
P93265; In Messina harbour, Sicily. The photographer is looking south-west showing a sailing brig berthed stern-on to the quay drying sails. On the extreme right is the starboard side of general cargo ship Egle (1893), seen from dead ahead. Three laden lighters are alongside her. Beyond the city the Peloritani mountain chain is in the background.
In Messina harbour, Sicily. (Sheet film negative)
P93266; The waterfront in Messina harbour, Sicily. The photographer is looking south-west-by-west showing the Templo de Cristo Rey on the right, the twin towered Madonna di Montalto Church to the right of centre and the Messina Cathedral, known as the Duomo di Messina; Basilica Cattedrale metropolitana di Santa Maria Assunta, on the left.
The waterfront in Messina harbour, Sicily. (Sheet film negative)
P93260; The Stele Madonna della Lettera (Our Lady of the Letter Monument) at the tip of the spit that protects Messina Harbour stands almost 200 feet tall and was erected in 1934 on the end of the Forte del Santissimo Salvatore. The brilliantly gilded statue of Madonna blessing those coming and going tops a very tall, slim column which is sitting on a large circular base.
The monument of Our Lady of the Letter and the Forte del Santissimo Salvatore at Messina, Sicily. (Sheet film negative)
P93264; Messina Cathedral, known as the Duomo di Messina; Basilica Cattedrale metropolitana di Santa Maria Assunta at Messina, and the harbour at Sicily. The photographer is looking south-east-by-east from the castellaccio walls showing the cathedral and the Piazza Duomo to the left of centre of the picture. Two general cargo steamships and two train ferries are in the harbour on the left of the picture
The cathedral and harbour at Messina, Sicily. (Sheet film negative)
P93261; Shipping alongside a wharf in the harbour at Messina, Sicily. A wooden hulled, square rigged vessel is on the left; her fore topgallant yard has been lowered and her topmast sent down. A four hatch steamship with a deck cargo of timber baulks is alongside a wharf on which there are stacks of sawn timber. The Peloritani mountain chain is in the background. The negative is grubby.
Shipping inside the harbour at Messina, Sicily. (Sheet film negative)
P84930; A starboard side view, taken from just ahead of the beam, of the Italian cargo liner Sistiana (1924) at moorings in Messina harbour, Sicily.
A starboard side view, taken from just ahead of the beam, of the Italian cargo liner Sistiana (1924) at moorings in Messina harbour, Sicily. (Sheet film negative)
G230:1/16 [Mediterranean and part of Black Sea]
[Mediterranean and part of Black Sea] (Chart; Manuscript)
A close view of the port bow of the Peninsular & Oriental Steam Navigation Company passenger/cargo liner Arcadia (1954) alongside a wharf in Messina harbour, Sicily. (Colour transparency)
P93258; The Stele Madonna della Lettera (Our Lady of the Letter Monument) at the tip of the spit that protects Messina Harbour stands almost 200 feet tall and was erected in 1934 on the end of the Forte del Santissimo Salvatore. The brilliantly gilded statue of Madonna blessing those coming and going tops a very tall, slim column which is sitting on a large circular base. On the seawall base is the Latin "VOS ET IPSAM CIVITATEM BENEDICIMUS".
The monument of Our Lady of the Letter at Messina, Sicily. (Sheet film negative)
P93269; The Stele Madonna della Lettera (Our Lady of the Letter Monument) at the tip of the spit that protects Messina Harbour stands almost 200 feet tall and was erected in 1934 on the end of the Forte del Santissimo Salvatore. The brilliantly gilded statue of Madonna blessing those coming and going tops a very tall, slim column which is sitting on a large circular base.
The monument of Our Lady of the Letter and the Forte del Santissimo Salvatore at Messina, Sicily. (Sheet film negative)
P93263; Messina Cathedral, known as the Duomo di Messina; Basilica Cattedrale metropolitana di Santa Maria Assunta at Messina, and the harbour at Sicily. The photographer is looking east-south-east from inland showing the cathedral and the Piazza Duomo in the centre of the picture. Two general cargo steamships and two train ferries are in the harbour on the left of the picture. The Straits of Messina and the Italian mainland are in the background.
The cathedral and harbour at Messina, Sicily. (Sheet film negative)
P93257; The waterfront and train ferry terminal at Messina, Sicily. Passenger cruise ship tenders are alongside the quay in the foreground. A rake of railway wagons is on the quayside. The Italian train and passenger ferry Cariddi (1931), seen from off her port broadside, is at the train ferry terminal berthed stern-on to the quay. Her bow is just out of the picture.
The waterfront and train ferry terminal at Messina, Sicily. (Sheet film negative)
P93259; The outer walls of the harbour at Messina, Sicily. The photographer is on board an unidentified passenger cruise ship outside the harbour looking south-west showing some of the old fortifications. On the left, obscured by the lifeboat falls, is the Faro di San Raineri, a lighthouse built on a square tower of Forte del Santissimo Salvatore.
The outer walls of the harbour at Messina, Sicily. (Sheet film negative)
P93262; The Templo de Cristo Rey and the harbour at Messina, Sicily. The photographer is looking east from inland showing the Templo de Cristo Rey on the left and the harbour on the right. The Faro di San Raineri, a lighthouse built on a square tower of Fort San Salvatore is in the right background and the mainland of Italy is in the distance.
The Templo de Cristo Rey and the harbour at Messina, Sicily. (Sheet film negative)