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.
[Taken during a walk to Kaisariani and Hymettos, Imittós Óros].
[Taken during the journey from Molyvopyrgos to Myriophyto excavations].
Taken during the journey from Molyvopyrgos to Myriophyto excavations].
[Taken during the journey from Molyvopyrgos to Myriophyto excavations].
Taken by Professor Woodhead [William Dudley Woodhead, Professor of Greek/Classics at McGill University, Montreal, Canada].
Taken by Professor Woodhead [William Dudley Woodhead, Professor of Greek/Classics at McGill University, Montreal, Canada].
The group is “M. R.”[Margaret Rodgers], Hilda White, “V. W.” [?] and John Pendlebury.
One of a pair of photographs.
One of a pair of photographs.
A view across a flat area of fields, trees, a house and a road.
View of Acrocorinth with old Corinth (village) and the archaeological site of Ancient Corinth visible in foreground behind trees.
With a note that the “west wing collapsed in earthquake the day before”.