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.
Photograph of a group of children sitting on a bank next to a road, with a line of cars on the road, captioned “Children Watching Germans”, [possibly at Iráklion], Crete
[PEN 7/2/6/7], Photograph of a group of children sitting on a bank next to a road, with a line of cars on the road, captioned “Children Watching Germans”, [possibly at Iráklion], Crete, 1934
Photograph taken by “M. J. R”.
Photograph of view of “Gergeri [Gérgeri] from [south east]”, Crete
[PEN 7/2/5/52], Photograph of view of “Gergeri [Gérgeri] from [south east]”, Crete, 23 Mar 1933
With a tree and back of a man [Ralph Lavers or John Pendlebury] in the foreground].
Photograph of “Gorge between Erganos and Viano” [Viánnos], Crete
[PEN 7/2/6/299], Photograph of “Gorge between Erganos and Viano” [Viánnos], Crete, 31 May 1935
The photograph is damaged, as a small section of emulsion has come away from the surface.