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.
Photographic negative of a group walking through a courtyard with a crowd in the background [at Winchester College, during a memorial service to Wykehamists who had died in the Second World War, including John Pendlebury]
[PEN/7/1/9/46], Photographic negative of a group walking through a courtyard with a crowd in the background [at Winchester College, during a memorial service to Wykehamists who had died in the Second World War, including John Pendlebury], [14 Nov 1948]
Photographic negative of part of a building with sculptures and a tower [at Winchester College, during a memorial service to Wykehamists who had died in the Second World War, including John Pendlebury]
[PEN/7/1/9/47], Photographic negative of part of a building with sculptures and a tower [at Winchester College, during a memorial service to Wykehamists who had died in the Second World War, including John Pendlebury], [14 Nov 1948]
Photographic negative of buildings and a courtyard [at Winchester College, during a memorial service to Wykehamists who had died in the Second World War, including John Pendlebury]
[PEN/7/1/9/48], Photographic negative of buildings and a courtyard [at Winchester College, during a memorial service to Wykehamists who had died in the Second World War, including John Pendlebury], [14 Nov 1948]
Photographic negative of [a memorial plaque to Wykehamists who died in the Second World War, including John Pendlebury, in Winchester]
[PEN/7/1/9/50], Photographic negative of [a memorial plaque to Wykehamists who died in the Second World War, including John Pendlebury, in Winchester], [14 Nov 1948]
Low contrast, light negative.
Photographic negative of a memorial plaque [to Wykehamists who died in the Second World War, including John Pendlebury, in Winchester]
[PEN/7/1/9/55], Photographic negative of a memorial plaque [to Wykehamists who died in the Second World War, including John Pendlebury, in Winchester], [14 Nov 1948]
Photographic negative of [Winchester College Chapel, taken during a memorial ceremony to Wykehamists who died in the Second World War, including John Pendlebury]
[PEN/7/1/9/57], Photographic negative of [Winchester College Chapel, taken during a memorial ceremony to Wykehamists who died in the Second World War, including John Pendlebury], [14 Nov 1948]
Photographic negative of a gateway [taken during a memorial ceremony to Wykehamists who died in the Second World War, including John Pendlebury, in Winchester]
[PEN/7/1/9/56], Photographic negative of a gateway [taken during a memorial ceremony to Wykehamists who died in the Second World War, including John Pendlebury, in Winchester], [14 Nov 1948]
Photographic negative of a gateway and building [during a memorial ceremony to Wykehamists who died in the Second World War, including John Pendlebury, in Winchester]
[PEN/7/1/9/54], Photographic negative of a gateway and building [during a memorial ceremony to Wykehamists who died in the Second World War, including John Pendlebury, in Winchester], [14 Nov 1948]
Photographic negative of [a procession and crowd during a memorial ceremony to Wykehamists who died in the Second World War, including John Pendlebury, in Winchester]
[PEN/7/1/9/53], Photographic negative of [a procession and crowd during a memorial ceremony to Wykehamists who died in the Second World War, including John Pendlebury, in Winchester], [14 Nov 1948]
Photographic negative of [a procession and crowd during a memorial ceremony to Wykehamists who died in the Second World War, including John Pendlebury, in Winchester]
[PEN/7/1/9/52], Photographic negative of [a procession and crowd during a memorial ceremony to Wykehamists who died in the Second World War, including John Pendlebury, in Winchester], [14 Nov 1948]
Photographic negative of [a procession and crowd during a memorial ceremony to Wykehamists who died in the Second World War, including John Pendlebury, in Winchester]
[PEN/7/1/9/51], Photographic negative of [a procession and crowd during a memorial ceremony to Wykehamists who died in the Second World War, including John Pendlebury, in Winchester], [14 Nov 1948]
Photographic negative of Winchester Cathedral [during a memorial service to Wykehamists who had died in the Second World War, including John Pendlebury]
[PEN/7/1/9/49], Photographic negative of Winchester Cathedral [during a memorial service to Wykehamists who had died in the Second World War, including John Pendlebury], [14 Nov 1948]
Photographic negative of 2 people (unidentified) on a beach, with a cliff in the background [in the United Kingdom, possibly a Pendlebury family holiday]
[PEN/7/1/9/25], Photographic negative of 2 people (unidentified) on a beach, with a cliff in the background [in the United Kingdom, possibly a Pendlebury family holiday], Undated
Photographic negative of 4 people (unidentified) in a rowing boat, near the coast [in the United Kingdom, possibly a Pendlebury family holiday]
[PEN/7/1/9/26], Photographic negative of 4 people (unidentified) in a rowing boat, near the coast [in the United Kingdom, possibly a Pendlebury family holiday], Undated
A cliff with houses built on top is in the background.
Photographic negative of a rowing boat and larger boat, with people (unidentified) on the coast [in the United Kingdom, possibly a Pendlebury family holiday]
[PEN/7/1/9/27], Photographic negative of a rowing boat and larger boat, with people (unidentified) on the coast [in the United Kingdom, possibly a Pendlebury family holiday], Undated
Photographic negative of Joan Pendlebury holding a toy, with a boy [possibly David Pendlebury] playing cricket in the background [in Cambridge]
[PEN/7/1/9/19], Photographic negative of Joan Pendlebury holding a toy, with a boy [possibly David Pendlebury] playing cricket in the background [in Cambridge], Undated [c. 1937-1940]
Photographic negative of a gateway [in Winchester College, taken during a memorial ceremony to Wykehamists who died in the Second World War, including John Pendlebury]
[PEN/7/1/9/58], Photographic negative of a gateway [in Winchester College, taken during a memorial ceremony to Wykehamists who died in the Second World War, including John Pendlebury], [14 Nov 1948]
Photographic negative of buildings, a tree and other plants [in Winchester College, taken during a memorial ceremony to Wykehamists who died in the Second World War, including John Pendlebury]
[PEN/7/1/9/59], Photographic negative of buildings, a tree and other plants [in Winchester College, taken during a memorial ceremony to Wykehamists who died in the Second World War, including John Pendlebury], [14 Nov 1948]
Photographic negative of a studio portrait photograph of David Pendlebury, smiling at the camera and holding 2 toys
[PEN/7/1/9/60], Photographic negative of a studio portrait photograph of David Pendlebury, smiling at the camera and holding 2 toys, [1933-1935]
[Taken in West Kirby, whilst staying at Caldy with Hilda’s family].
Photographic negative of a memorial service to John Pendlebury held in Iráklion
[PEN/7/1/9/61], Photographic negative of a memorial service to John Pendlebury held in Iráklion, Sunday, March 02, 1947
Shows Hilda Pendlebury and others standing by a wooden cross, with wreaths of flowers laid next to it.
Photographic negative of a memorial service to John Pendlebury held in Iráklion
[PEN/7/1/9/62], Photographic negative of a memorial service to John Pendlebury held in Iráklion, Sunday, March 02, 1947
Shows group at service, including priests and a man reading from a piece of paper.
“Album Mycenae”
[PEN/7/2/1], Volume, “Album Mycenae”, [1927-1928]
Photograph album compiled by John Pendlebury, containing plans and photographs of Tholos tombs in Mycenae and some other archaeological sites in the Peloponnese, with notes on the sites. Also contains other photographs and plans of Mycenae. The first page has the title of the album written on it as “The Tholos Tombs of Mycenae & elsewhere with The Citadel of Mycenae & its Environs.” Also includes loose photographs of Knossos [possibly prints of photographs from Arthur Evans], and a temple in Egypt.