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Sir Robert BoydSIR ROBERT BOYD Military, Governor of Gibraltar. Date: 1710 - 1794
Little girl with a Gibraltar Barbary MacaqueA little girl sitting next to a Gibraltar Barbary Macaque (Macaca Sylvanus), trying to imitate its mannerisms. These animals are found on the Upper Rock of Gibraltar
Holidays in Spain and Portugal with Thomas CookCover illustration for Holidays in Spain and Portugal, the Balearic Isles, Andorra, Madeira, Malta, Gibraltar and Cyprus, with Thomas Cook & Son Ltd and Dean & Dawson Ltd
Summer Holidays in Spain and PortugalCover illustration for Summer Holidays in Spain and Portugal, including the Balearic Islands, Madeira, Malta, Gibraltar and Cyprus, with Cooks World Travel Service
Cairo to the Cape, an Escorted Tour through AfricaCover illustration for Cairo to the Cape, an Escorted Tour through Africa. A map of Europe and Africa shows the route from Cairo to the Cape and the stopping places en route -- Port Said, Luxor
Gibraltar - The Market Place. This card was posted in Morocco
Gibraltar - View south from the New Mole
Aerial view of Gibraltar taken from the Moorish Castle - the road toward Spain snakes northwards
Refugee children from Gibraltar WWIISome of the children who came to London from Gibraltar during World War II and who had been found homes at Lancaster Gate
Bartholomew Fair (1721)Coloured, semi-circular illustration of Bartholomew Fair (1721), with small text giving the history of the fair, published by J. F. Setchel, London, c1820. HPF/5C/47
General Sir Charles Monro / StampGeneral SIR CHARLES CARMICHAEL MONRO, 1st Baronet of Bearcrofts, GCB, GCMG, GCSI (1860 - 1929) British Army General during World War I and Governor of Gibraltar from 1920 to 1929
Tangiers, Morocco - Royal Moorish BazaarThe Royal Moorish Bazaar at Tangiers, Morocco, looking out across the Straits of Gibraltar toward Mainland Europe and Spain, visible on the horizon
Gibraltar in C17A fine early engraving of Gibraltar, at a time when the French and Spanish were casting covetous eyes on the rock, but the English had yet to take it under their wing
Straits of GibraltarSchematic view of the Straits of Gibraltar, looking towards the Atlantic with Tangier on the left : the strategic importance of the straits is clearly displayed
Heathfield / ElliotGeorge Augustus Elliot (variously spelt but this is correct), made lord HEATHFIELD for his brilliant defence of Gibraltar during the Great Siege by French & Spanish
Review at GibraltarA review is held on the occasion of a visit by royal dukes of Edinburgh and Connaught
Spain GibraltarThe British fleet off Gibraltar
Church Parade on board a Battleship, Gibraltar, 1906Photograph of a Sunday Church Parade on board a British Battleship, of the Atlantic Fleet, at Gibraltar. The ships company can be seen assembling here on the deck for prayers
The British Mediterranean Fleet on Exercises, 1935Photograph of a line of Royal Navy destroyers, setting out from Gibraltar on a naval exercise, 1935
Gibraltar 1704The Rock of Gibraltar at the time of its capture (and retention) by the British during the Spanish Succession War : British ships (red flags) are seen in action
Siege of Gibraltar 2The Spanish besiege Gibraltar 1779 to 1783 : in November 1781 general Eliott orders a sortie by the garrison
Gibraltar from SeaAn unusual view of Gibraltar from the sea - you d hardly guess it is inhabited !
Ray of LightA dramatic cloudy sky with rays of sunlight beaming down towards the sea, Gibraltar Bay, Spain
Gibraltar 1970SA Union Jack flag flying above a Moorish castle on the island of Gibraltar, Spain
Basket Ball 1970SMen in rather skimpy shorts playing basketball in Gibraltar, Spain!
Gibraltar WorkersGibraltar : Spanish workers are blindfolded as they go to work, so they won t see things which they might report to the Germans and Italians
Gibraltar Taken 1704The Rock of Gibraltar at the time of its capture (and retention) by the British during the Spanish Succession War : British ships (red flags) are seen in action
Gibraltar Given to BritsThe Marques de Salines resigns Gibraltar to the British
Gib r / Bartlett / St GeorgeThe defences - St Georges Hall - caves filled with canons
Gibraltar / Bartlett / MktThe market place. Date: 1844
Gibraltar / WhymperA general view of the rock of Gibraltar with a sailing boat in the foreground
Gibraltar / Fredol / 1865A general view of the rock of Gibraltar
After TrafalgarAfter the battle, the Victory is towed into the harbour of Gibraltar
Herakles & PillarsHerakles with the Pillars of Hercules which he set up on either coast of the Straits of Gibraltar when he went to steal the Cattle of Geryon
SPRAY AT GIBRALTARThe boat which Joshua Slocum rebuilt and sailed single- handed round the world, at Gibraltar
Spanish attack on Gibraltar 1704The British beat off a Spanish attack on Gibraltar in 1704
Attack on GibraltarCombined French & Spanish naval attack on Gibraltar is destroyed by the British