Reference code: GB-0033-EDI
Title: Edis Photographic Negatives
Dates of creation: ca. 1860- ca. 1960
Extent: ca. 1,840 items
Held by: Durham University Library, Archives and Special Collections
Origination: Edis photographers (Durham)
The Edis family's photography business flourished in Durham for almost seventy years, from the 1890s until 1964. The survival of the Edis negatives now in Durham University Library owes much to the initiative and energy of Dr. C.W. Gibby. The
Library's collection is a selection from the firm's stock made by him, together with Dr. A.I. Doyle, at the time the firm was being wound up. Working in considerable haste, they attempted to pick out negatives relating to the city of Durham, people
associated with it and places near it. The University Library bought the negatives they chose, together with the copyright. Further selections were taken by the Cathedral Library and the University's Department of Archaeology. The remainder of the
stock, consisting largely of portraits, was acquired by what is now the Beamish North of England Open Air Museum.
John Reed Edis, founder of the firm, was born in London in 1860 and became one of the first students at Quintin Hogg's newly founded Polytechnic, where he trained as a photographer. About 1885 he moved to Darlington where he worked in partnership
with another photographer. In the 1890s he set up business in Durham, at first in the Sherburn Road. By 1897 however he had moved to Saddler Street where the firm remained for the rest of its existence, initially at no.53, from 1898 to 1932 at
no.52, and from 1933 at no.51. Edis became official photographer to the Dean and Chapter of Durham, to the colleges of the University and to Durham School, and also established a reputation as a landscape photographer. After his death in 1942, the
firm was carried on by his daughter, Mrs. Spence, who had joined her father in the business in 1901, while still in her teens. As "Daisy" she was familiar to generations of Durham schoolboys and undergraduates as the photographer of their school and
college groups, but she was also a specialist in portrait photography, becoming an associate and then fellow of the Royal Photographic Society and a fellow of The Institute of British Photography. Her portraits were widely exhibited, in the U.S.A.
and Japan, as well as in Britain. These details of her career and of her father's are based on recollections communicated to Dr. Gibby by her son, Rev. J.E. Spence.
The University Library's Edis collection contains about 1,840 glass negatives, comprising mainly Durham City and University subjects, with a great number of portraits. Negatives of buildings and views in Durham City constitute a large part of the
collection. Only a minority are dated, the earliest two views of the interior of St. Giles Church in 1910, the latest a picture taken in 1963 of the cottage at the end of South Bailey, a site now occupied by St. Cuthbert's Society. The negatives
record many other buildings now demolished or much altered. They include a fine selection of period-piece shop fronts, views of the market-place decorated for the coronation of George V in 1911, showing the pant still in position there, and a
photograph of its demolition in 1923, prior to its removal to Wharton Park. Perhaps the most striking photograph in the collection is one of the Durham headquarters of the British Union of Fascists, with four blackshirts on guard outside. The Durham
negatives also include many of the Cathedral and Castle, a number of them recording paintings from the latter. Among the portraits are numerous school and university groups, and pictures of the staff of local firms and of local organisations from
the Langley Park Rechabites to a Durham branch of the Association of Colliery Overmen, Deputies and Shotfirers.
Outside Durham there are negatives of Newton Hall and both the exterior and interior of Coxhoe Hall, showing some of the furnishings. Others record collieries in the Durham neighbourhood and interiors of miners' cottages, council housing, road
works and bridge repairs. Engineering, industrial, and surveying pictures taken for Durham County Council and other institutions and companies in the 1920s and 1930s, and for Siemens of Hartlepool, Spennymoor and elsewhere in the 1940s and 1950s,
make up significant groups.
Since the collection was originally acquired by the Library three further groups of negatives have been added to it by donation. Two of these, both given by Dr. Gibby, are entirely unconnected with the Edis firm. First is a group of about 20
stereoscopic negatives ("Stereo pairs") which seem to date from the 1860s, and which Dr. Gibby acquired through William Arthur Bramwell, the Durham City amateur photographer of the first half of the century. The second group consists of about 50
glass negatives mainly of Durham Castle and Cathedral by Reuben Green, a butler at Durham Castle in the first half of the 20th century. (These are mostly identified by a green ink numeral in the corner of the glass). The third group consists of some
twenty glass negatives, mostly of Ramsden's Yorkshire pubs, found (in poor condition) in an outhouse of Miss Edis's house in Gilesgate by a later owner, Professor Frank Spooner; only the place in which they were discovered connects them with the
Edis firm.
The negatives are generally shelved in sequence. When, usually because of its size, a negative is shelved out of sequence, its number is given an asterisk (*) suffix. It is helpful if users of the collection can include this in their
citations.
The work of identifying and arranging the negatives in the collection was begun by Dr. Gibby, and has been completed by Roger Norris of the University Library staff, who has compiled this handlist (a revision and expansion of the earlier list by
Mrs. Christine Purcell). The collection's arrangement, originally devised by Dr. Gibby, is broadly alphabetical by the subject descriptor assigned to individual negatives. Material on Durham Castle is grouped in class Ca, and on Durham Cathedral at
Ch; portraits and groups are at Pi. Class X contains negatives of so far unidentified subjects. Some inconsistencies in the use of descriptors and in choice of terminology mean that the resulting sequence does not itself produce a satisfactory
subject guide to the collection, and a subject index is therefore provided at the end of the list. (This has been thought preferable to a rearrangement of the collection, since the location numbers assigned by Dr. Gibby had already been used for
citation purposes when the University Library took over work on completing the cataloguing of the collection). The X class has been indexed under the most general headings; users of the collection may find these negatives a challenge to their local
knowledge, and the Library would greatly welcome any improved identifications users can supply of these and other items in the collection. Indexing of photographs of industrial machinery of the 1930-50s has proved particularly difficult, and the
Library staff hope that users of the collection who recognise the processes involved will provide corrections and amplifications of the descriptions in the list.
A complete visual index of 5" x 3" prints of the negatives, arranged in the same order as the collection, is available for users of the collection in the Palace Green Library's Special Reading Room. This is largely the work of Dr. Gibby and Mr.
D.V. Kelly.
There are Edis photographs in many other photographic collections at Durham.
Parts of the Edis firm's stock went to Durham Cathedral Library, Durham County Record Office and Beamish Museum.
A
BEDI/B19 12 February 1925
Browney Bridge, Croxdale, County Durham, under repair with motorcar JPT 4545 under traffic restrictions (man with flag) Oakmead house being constructed in the distance. A group of onlookers watching the camera
Size: 6½ x 8½ inches
Digitised material for Brandon Bridge. - EDI/B19 EDI/B27 1963
South Bailey, Durham: cottage at end of.
Size: 5 x 7 inches
Digitised version EDI/B58
Bede College Chapel, Durham: Furnishings, chair, kneeler & stand. See also B7, B11, B39, B63, B66 and B72
Size: 6½ x 8½ inches
Digitised material for Bede College, Durham: chapel furnishings, chair, kneeler & stand. - EDI/B58 EDI/B76*
Banks of the river Wear at Durham.
Size: 16 x 14 inches
CEDI/C35 17 March 1925
Looking north during the construction of the new Croxdale Bridge crossing the Wear, County Durham. Workmen's huts and steelwork in the background.Client: Durham County Council
Size: 6½ x 8½ inches
Digitised material for Croxdale Bridge. - EDI/C35
Ca: Durham CastleEDI/Ca137*
Durham Castle Great Hall.
Size: 10 x 12 inches
EDI/Ca138*
Fellows' garden looking North East.
Size: 12 x 15 inches
EDI/Ca139*
Castle forecourt.
Size: 12 x 15 inches
Ch: Durham Cathedral and CollegeEDI/Ch121*
Durham Cathedral from below Prebends Bridge looking North East.
Size: 16 x 14 inches
D
EEDI/E21 June 1928
Old Elvet, Durham: Pattison's shop. Dunelm Hotel above. Client: Pattison. Possibly J W Pattinson who became Mayor of Durham in 1931. He opened the cafe after returning from war service during WW1 Reflection of the photographer has been painted
out.
Size: 6½ x 8½ inches
Digitised material for Old Elvet, Durham: Dunelm Hotel. - EDI/E21 [EDI/E34]
Number not used
[EDI/E35]
Number not used
FEDI/F12
Finchale, after R.W. Billings, 1845.
Size: 5 x 7 inches
G
HEDI/H63
Harrison & Harrison, Durham organbuilders: cartoon of organ building signed CLGW or CLGH, 1914. Photographed for Harrison, November 1927.
See L. Elvin
The Harrison story (1973), where it is plate 44,
described as "Erecting the organ at Uppingham School Chapel, 1914".
Glass
Size: 5 x 7 inches
Digitised material for Harrison & Harrison, Durham organbuilders: cartoon of organ building signed CLGW or CLGH, 1914. Photographed for Harrison, November 1927. See L. Elvin The Harrison story (1973), where it is plate 44, described as 'Erecting the organ at Uppingham School Chapel, 1914'. - EDI/H63
J
KEDI/K27 [1931]
Kip Hill, Stanley, County Durham. Road Works.
Size: 6½ x 8½ inches
L
M
NEDI/N16 October 1924
North Road, Durham:View from Sutton Street looking towards houses on North Road. Roadworks in the foreground. The battery with canon - possibly captured at Sebastapol in 1858, in Wharton Park above. Client: Prescott
Size: 6½ x 8½ inches
Digitised material for North Road, Durham: top end. - EDI/N16
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PEDI/P37* July 1926
Palace Green almshouses.
Size: 12 x 14 inches
EDI/P38 July 1926
Palace Green almshouses.
Size: 12 x 15 inches
Pi: PortraitsEDI/Pi6 19 March 1919
Wedding photograph of Charles Percy Urwin Lieut. of the Machine Gun Corps to Mabel Anne Bell, married at St Nicholas' Church, Durham. See also Pi319, Pi209 Client: Bell
Size: 6½ x 8½ inches
Digitised material for Bell wedding. - EDI/Pi6 EDI/Pi8 March 1924
Cecil Dickson Ward Davies. Matriculated from Durham in 1919. MA in 1922 and a member of Hatfield College. Went on to become vicar of St Lawerence Parish, Newcastle upon Tyne.
Size: 6½ x 8½ inches
Digitised material for Ward Davies. - EDI/Pi8 EDI/Pi25 5 November 1925
Mawson wedding, at St Giles' Church, Gilesgate, Durham.
Left - right: Rev. Canon James Peter Rountree (1845-1929) and his wife Eleanor (neé Brown; 1858-1948) (parents of groom); Michael Milne-Watson (best man); Arthur Fitzgerald Rountree
(groom; born in India, lived in Oldham); Lilian Elfrieda Margarethe (Frieda) Mawson (bride); Dorothy Mary Louise (Dottie) Mawson (bridesmaid; sister of the bride; 1892-1953); Molly Rountree (bridesmaid; sister of the groom); Joseph Mawson (born at
Gilesgate, Durham; 1856-1927) and Anna Amalie Margarethe (Amalie) Mawson (neé Landt; born at Flensburg, Denmark; 1852-1935) (parents of bride; lived 10 Ravensworth Terrace, Durham).
Size: 6½ x 8½ inches
Digitised material for Mawson wedding, at St Giles' Church, Gilesgate, Durham - EDI/Pi25 EDI/Pi84 25 June 1930
Wedding of Gordon Manley of Hatfield College and the Geography department at Durham University and Audrey Fairfax Robinson daughter of Dr Robinson of Observatory House. See also Pi237, Pi238, Pi239
Size: 6½ x 8½ inches
Digitised material for Manley Robinson wedding. - EDI/Pi84 EDI/Pi96 29th April1919
Wedding of Lieutenant Thomas Archibald Johnson of the 5th Battalion Northumberland Fusiliers and Dorothy Gordon Davies of Bow April 29th 1919 at St Margaret's Church, Durham see also Pi97 and Pi101.
Size: 6½ x 8½ inches
Digitised material for Johnson Davis wedding. - EDI/Pi96 EDI/Pi97 29th April 1919
Wedding of Lieutenant Thomas Archibald Johnson of the 5th Battalion Northumberland Fusiliers and Dorothy Gordon Davies of Bow April 29th 1919 at St Margaret's Church, Durham see also Pi96 and Pi101.
Size: 6½ x 8½ inches
Digitised material for Johnson Davis wedding. - EDI/Pi97 EDI/Pi98 February 1924
Feren's family group photograph in the doorway of their home Fernhill, Crossgate Moor, Durham. Left to right Edyth Dean Ferens (nee Hill), sons Lionel Ferens, back: Henry Cecil Ferens, middle: Vernon Ferens and Edythe Lucy Ferens twins born 1912.
Far right Henry Edwin Ferens, Solicitor of 25 Market Place Durham. See also SGD.51/64-83
Size: 6½ x 8½ inches
Digitised material for Ferens family group. - EDI/Pi98 EDI/Pi101 29 April 1919
Lieutenant Thomas Archibald Johnson of the 5th Battalion Northumberland Fusiliers and Dorothy Gordon Davies of Bow April 29th 1919 at St Margaret's Church, Durham see also Pi97 and Pi97 and Pi96
Size: 6½ x 8½ inches
Digitised material for Johnson Davis wedding. - EDI/Pi101 EDI/Pi109 6 September 1911
Shafto - Shafto Wedding 6 Sept 1911 Robert Charles Duncombe Shafto of Beamish Hall and Rosa Edith Marguerite Duncombe Shafto of Whitworth Park Spennymoor at Whitworth. See also Pi236 and Pi111
Size: 6½ x 8½ inches
Digitised material for Shafto Shafto wedding. - EDI/Pi109 EDI/Pi110
Guest-Williams family group. Samuel Blackwell Guest-Williams d. 1920 former 2nd master of Durham School and from 1894 vicar of Pittington , County Durham. A family portrait with his sister Elizabeth, wife Catherine, daughter Mary Elizabeth Guest
Williams, sons Richard Howard Guest Williams, Warren Kirkham Guest Williams, Alyn Arthur Guest Williams and Wynne Austin Guest Williams and the family's sleeping dog.
Size: 6½ x 8½ inches
Digitised material for Guest-Williams family group. - EDI/Pi110 EDI/Pi111 6 September 1911
Shafto - Shafto Wedding 6 Sept 1911 Robert Charles Duncombe Shafto of Beamish Hall and Rosa Edith Marguerite Duncombe Shafto of Whitworth Park Spennymoor at Whitworth See also Pi109 and Pi236
Size: 6½ x 8½ inches
Digitised material for Shafto wedding. - EDI/Pi111 EDI/Pi112 3 August 1911
Rowlandson - Lace wedding 3 August 1911 at St Mary's Shincliffe. Verney eldest son of Mr and Mrs Charles K Lace of Oxton to Emily 2nd daughter of the late Colonel Rowlandson and Mrs Rowlandson of Whitwell Grange near Durham. See also Pi4, Pi5,
Pi113 and Pi203.
Size: 6½ x 8½ inches
Digitised material for Rowlandson Lace wedding. - EDI/Pi112 EDI/Pi113 3 August 1911
Rowlandson - Lace wedding 3 August 1911 at St Mary's Shincliffe. Verney eldest son of Mr and Mrs Charles K Lace of Oxton to Emily 2nd daughter of the late Colonel Rowlandson and Mrs Rowlandson of Whitwell Grange near Durham. See also Pi4, Pi5 and
Pi112 and Pi203
Size: 6½ x 8½ inches
Digitised material for Rowlandson Lace wedding. - EDI/Pi113 EDI/Pi128 October 1924
Wedding couple. Matthew Marsden and Isabel May Bowen of Milton House, Crossgate Peth, Durham. Daughter of Daniel B. Bowen confectionery manufacturer and Isabel Coates. See also Pi201, Pi233, Pi294, Pi295, Pi296, Pi300 and Pi305 ,
Size: 6½ x 8½ inches
Digitised material for Marsden/Bowen wedding. - EDI/Pi128 EDI/Pi129 23 December 1924
Wedding of Percy Delacourt Ralfe and Annie Elizabeth Tilbrook of Pelaw Leazes. With best man Mr Fred Ralfe, the groom's brother and Miss Trina Tilbrook bridesmaid and younger sister of the bride. Client: Ralfe
Size: 6½ x 8½ inches
Digitised material for Ralph wedding group. - EDI/Pi129 EDI/Pi135 19 September 1916
Constance M Morgan and James H Parker 19th Sept 1916. Wedding group photograph possibly taken in front of Houghall Hall Farm, which was in the occupation of Mr George Morgan, the father of the bride. The farmhouse was demolished in 1966. See also
Pi361
Size: 6½ x 8½ inches
Digitised material for Morgan/Parker wedding group. - EDI/Pi135 EDI/Pi148 December 1923
Large inter generational family group. Client: Clarkson. Possibly the family of John Edward Clarkson, accountant for Durham County Council at Old Shire Hall. Living at Albert Street Durham.
Size: 6½ x 8½ inches
Digitised material for Clarkson: group. - EDI/Pi148 EDI/Pi169 7 November 1930
Mrs. Alexandra Constance Wells nee Cavill bride of Rev. Morley Headlam Wells a house master at Durham School married in January 1930 at Burringham Parish Church, Lincolnshire.
Size: 6½ x 8½ inches
Digitised material for Mrs. Morley-Wells. - EDI/Pi169 EDI/Pi180 October 1928
Durham School: Chapel: window in memory of Edward Henry Prest, 1856-1893, and Herbert Prest, 1860-72, depicting, left King Ethelbert & right Thomas a Becket. Client: Prest
Size: 6½ x 8½ inches
Digitised material for Durham School: Chapel: window in memory of Edward Henry Prest, 1856-1893, and Herbert Prest, 1860-72, depicting, left King Ethelbert & right Thomas a Becket. - EDI/Pi180 EDI/Pi187 December 1916
Wedding of Emily Mutch of Hawthorn Terrace, Durham daughter of William and Annie and Albert Bentley of Biddick Cottages, Fencehouses (d. 7 April 1920) Client: Mutch
Size: 6½ x 8½ inches
Digitised material for Mutch: wedding. - EDI/Pi187 EDI/Pi195 November 1916
Wedding group of Edith Walton Pallister and Alfred Dowson Clarkson - possibly taken in the courtyard of the County Hotel, New Elvet. The bride has been masked out possibly for a portrait print produced by the photographer at a later date, maybe
for a memorial card for Edith, who died aged 21 in November 1918. Client: Pallister
Size: 6½ x 8½ inches
Digitised material for Pallister: wedding. - EDI/Pi195 EDI/Pi201 October 1924
Portrait of bride Isabel May Bowen of Milton House, Crossgate Peth, Durham. Daughter of Daniel B. Bowen confectionery manufacturer, Waddington Street and Isabel Coates. During her wedding to Matthew Marsden. See also Pi128, Pi233, Pi294, Pi295,
pi296, Pi300 and Pi305.
Size: 6½ x 8½ inches
Digitised material for Marsden/Bowen wedding: bride, seated. - EDI/Pi201 EDI/Pi202 August 1928
Allen wedding group. Far right standing: councillor J W Pattinson who went on to become Mayor of Durham in 1931. Owner of the Dunelm Hotel and Pattison's Cafe, Old Elvet. See Pi17 and E
Size: 6½ x 8½ inches
Digitised material for Allen wedding group. - EDI/Pi202 EDI/Pi227 August 1925
Portrait of a couple. Possibly Thomas William Trenholm of Mowbray Street, Durham and his wife Mary who would have celebrated their Golden Wedding Anniversary in 1925. Client: Trenholm
Size: 6½ x 8½ inches
Digitised material for Trenholm: couple. - EDI/Pi227 EDI/Pi233 October 1924
Wedding group of Matthew Marsden and Isabel May Bowen of Milton House, Crossgate Peth, Durham. Daughter of Daniel B. Bowen confectionery manufacturer and Isabel Coates. See also Pi128,Pi201, Pi294, Pi295, pi296, Pi300 and Pi305 .
Size: 6½ x 8½ inches
Digitised material for Bowen/Marsden wedding group. - EDI/Pi233 EDI/Pi236 6 Sept 1911
Wedding Group at the marriage of Robert Charles Duncombe Shafto of Beamish Hall to Rosa Edith Marguerite Duncombe Shafto of Whitworth Park Spennymoor, at Whitworth
Size: 6½ x 8½ inches
Digitised material for Shafto wedding. - EDI/Pi236 EDI/Pi238 30 June 1930
20/5 Wedding of Gordon Manley of Hatfield College and the Geography department at Durham University and Audrey Fairfax Robinson daughter of Dr Robinson of Observatory House, June 25 1930. Possibly in the grounds of Hatfield College. See also
Pi84, Pi237, Pi239
Size: 6½ x 8½ inches
Digitised material for Manley/Robinson wedding group. - EDI/Pi238 EDI/Pi241 1914
Wedding of Mabel K.V. Kift daugther of Jame Kift caretaker of the Assizes Court, Durham and George P. Wilson Organ Builder at Harrison and Harrison. Taken in front of the court buildings, Durham. One figure has had the background of the image
removed possibly to make a separate portrait image at a later date.
Size: 6½ x 8½ inches
Digitised material for Kift/Wilson: wedding group, outside prison. - EDI/Pi241 EDI/Pi250 January 1938
Grave flowers January 1938 for Helena Rosa Duncombe Shafto, President of Durham Divison Women's Unionst Association. Buried at St Brandon church, Brancepeth. Client: Shafto. See also Pi251
Size: 6½ x 8½ inches
Digitised material for Shafto: grave flowers. - EDI/Pi250 EDI/Pi251 January 1938
Grave flowers January 1938 for Helena Rosa Duncombe Shafto, President of Durham Divison Women's Unionst Association. Buried at St Brandon church, Brancepeth. Client: Shafto. See also Pi250
Size: 6½ x 8½ inches
Digitised material for Shafto: grave flowers. - EDI/Pi251 EDI/Pi295 October 1924
Studio portrait of Matthew Marsden and Isabel May Bowen of Milton House, Crossgate Peth, Durham. Daughter of Daniel B. Bowen confectionery manufacturer and Isabel Coates. See Also Pi128,Pi201, Pi233, Pi294, pi296, Pi300 and Pi305
Celluloid
Size: 6½ x 8½ inches
Digitised material for Marsden/Bowen wedding. - EDI/Pi295 EDI/Pi296 July 1924
Wedding of Matthew Marsden and Isabel May Bowen. Possibly taken in the entrance lobby to Elvet Methodist Church, Durham. Wedding group including Leonard Bowen (second left), and Elizabeth Coates Bowen (far right) See also Pi128,Pi201, Pi233,
Pi294, Pi295, Pi300 and Pi305
Size: 6½ x 8½ inches
Digitised material for Bowen wedding group. - EDI/Pi296 EDI/Pi300 October 1924
Marsden/Bowen wedding group. Wedding group Matthew Marsden-Isabel May Bowen, outside Milton House Crossgate Peth. Far right back Daniel B. Bowen confectionery manufacturer father of bride. Far right seated Mrs Isabel Bowen nee Coates morther of
bride. Second left seated Elizabeth Coates Bowen sister of bride. Third from right back row Leonard Bowen brother of bride. See also Pi128,Pi201, Pi233, Pi294, Pi295, pi296 and Pi305
Size: 6½ x 8½ inches
Digitised material for Marsden/Bowen wedding group. - EDI/Pi300 EDI/Pi305 1924
Matthew Marsden - Isabel May Bowen Wedding - interior large family group. Isabel Bowen sitting and Daniel B. Bowen confectionery manufacturer of Waddington Street, standing far right, mother and father of the bride. See also Pi128,Pi201, Pi233,
Pi294, Pi295, pi296 and Pi300
Size: 6½ x 8½ inches
Digitised material for Bowen: wedding group. - EDI/Pi305 EDI/Pi361 19 September 1916
Wedding of Constance M Morgan and James H Parker 19th Sept 1916. Wedding group photograph possibly taken in front of Houghall Hall Farm, which was in the occupation of Mr George Morgan, the father of the bride. The farmhouse was demolished in
1966. See also Pi135.
Size: 6½ x 8½ inches
Digitised material for Morgan/Parker: outdoor wedding group. - EDI/Pi361
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SEDI/S169
[no negative received]
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UEDI/U2 1950
Durham University Union Society, June Week Inter-Varsity Debate. Back: P. Clarke (St Chad's), E.K.T. Coles (St John's), F.W. Sharples (University), A.F.M. Harford (St Cuthbert's). Middle: R.B. Lane (Hatfield), L.D. Bridgewood (St Cuthbert's),
B.W.E. Hobbs (St Chad's), J.C. Holmes (Secretary, University), D.A. Bell (Hatfield), P.D.A. Campbell (Treasurer, St Chad's), W.T. Hastings (University). Front: T. Crozier (Aberdeen), T. Egan (Manchester), D. Naylor (College Historical Soc., Trinity
College, Dublin), J.E.Harrison (President, St John's), D.G. McMillan (Cambridge Union Society), S. Thorley (Queen's, Belfast), J. Welch (London).
Size: 6½ x 8½ inches
Digitised versionDigitised material for Durham University Union Society, June Week Inter-Varsity Debate. Back: P. Clarke (St Chad's), E.K.T. Coles (St John's), F.W. Sharples (University), A.F.M. Harford (St Cuthbert's). Middle: R.B. Lane (Hatfield), L.D. Bridgewood (St Cuthbert's), B.W.E. Hobbs (St Chad's), J.C. Holmes (Secretary, University), D.A. Bell (Hatfield), P.D.A. Campbell (Treasurer, St Chad's), W.T. Hastings (University). Front: T. Crozier (Aberdeen), T. Egan (Manchester), D. Naylor (College Historical Soc., Trinity College, Dublin), J.E.Harrison (President, St John's), D.G. McMillan (Cambridge Union Society), S. Thorley (Queen's, Belfast), J. Welch (London). - EDI/U2
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X: UnidentifiedEDI/X95-107
No negative received.
EDI/X197 October 1923
Group of 2 men and 2 women: Welch. Negative missing June 2025
Size: 5 x 7 inches