About the John Pendlebury Family Papers
The John Pendlebury Family Papers cover the period from 1913 to 1964 and document the life of archaeologist and WWII hero John Devitt Stringfellow Pendlebury, his wife Hilda and their family.
View from the boat [during a cruise around islands with Charles and Isabel Seltman].
Comprised of 2 photographs stuck together.
View of flat fields with walls protecting them from the sea, a windmill and the sea. [Taken on the island].
With 2 men inside the boat, and 2 women standing on the rocks [one is Mercy Money-Coutts].
View of coastline with 2 palm trees, [taken from boat].
A view of the island taken from the boat [during a cruise around islands with Charles and Isabel Seltman].
View of coastline and town, from fields on the edge of the town.
Stone walls on hillside next to the sea. Between Galessá [Galissás] and Phoinika [Foínix].
Includes 2 men looking at the view [possibly Spiro Dassis and Michaelis, John and Hilda’s guides].
Man-made wall on the edge of a steep mountainside, [Gerard Mackworth Young, Director of the British School at Athens] standing near wall.
Includes 2 men in foreground of photograph, walking on the mountainside.
View of coastline from island just off south west coast of Kímolos.
View along rocky coastline of island, off south west coast of Kímolos.
View of island from beach on south west coast of Kímolos.
Includes 4 figures standing in the entrance [John Pendlebury, Hilda White and 2 others].
View of hill tops, the backs of 2 men looking out onto the scene and a woman [all from the cruise] sitting on a stone wall.