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Cutter Race 1921529 viewsPrefect	At Hal Far mid 1930s529 viewsJohn ClarkPrefect	HMS Trafalgar 1896529 viewsReplacing a 13.5 inch gun. Beyond is the head of French Creek before the Ghajn Dwieli docks were built. On the right is the Boathouse. Photo from Tim Webb.Prefect	Storm Damage Hal Far 1934529 viewsPrefect
Ottoman Cemetery528 viewsR.EllisPrefect	O not with arms reversed, 528 views And the slow beating of the muffled drum ... Poem.Prefect	Wreck of the Adjutant, Tigne 1884.528 viewsThe Tug is Escort. See more.Prefect	Spinola527 viewsWas there a ferry service or is it just moving a barge?Prefect
King's Birthday Salute c1911527 viewsPrefect	Army Racing Gig527 viewsSliema CreekPrefect	Lord Gort with AVM Sir Keith Park527 viewsOpening of RAF Safi, May 1943. © IWM (TR 1065)Prefect	Valletta from the Quarantine Harbour 1842527 viewsArtist Lt. Allen, Royal Engineers. Engraver W. Wallis (We have it right this time!)Prefect
Bartolomeo Colleoni526 viewsItalian Cruiser about to sink after action with HMAS Sydney and destroyers off Crete 19 July 1940. Jane BanksPrefect	RNH Bighi526 viewsNew block under construction c 1902.Prefect	Laying the Dust525 viewsPrefect	Postcard 1909525 viewsThe Army goes boating? The warship is possibly a Monmouth Class Cruiser and the boat is probably a racing gig.Prefect
Fairey IIIF floatplanes of 202 Squadron525 views at Kalafrana in 1934. Prefect	Wreck of the Adjutant, Tigne 1884.524 viewsThe British steamship Adjutant, was bound from Calcutta to London with a general cargo. On the morning of January 4th, 1884, when off Fort Tigne, Malta, she was driven ashore in a gale and became a total wreck. The tug Escort endeavoured to render assistance but without avail. Of the Adjutant´s crew five men were drowned, the captain and all the officers being among the survivors. More here.Prefect	The Ruler of the King's Navee523 views1925Prefect	Faith, Hope & Jane522 viewsPrefect
Studio Portrait of a Goat521 views Malta Fever (Brucellosis) was identified by Sir David Bruce in 1887, and later found to be spread by goat's milk. The Mtarfa Hospital was named after him.Prefect	Collision521 viewsWorcester came off worst.Prefect	Strada Mercanti 1854 or 1856521 viewsJames Robertson/Felice Beato.Prefect	The Mosta Bomb ©520 viewsJane Banks Myths & facts.Prefect
St Michael's Bastion c 1870520 viewsMalta Windmills.Prefect	Trooping the Colour519 viewsKing's Birthday Parade 1934 John ClarkPrefect	Wartime Cricket519 viewsAt Tigne Barracks © IWM (A 4367)1 commentsPrefect	HMS Resource 1936519 viewsPrefect
Bathing Fashions 1920s519 viewsPrefect	St Clement's Retrenchment519 viewsAs a POW Camp in WW1. Built by the Royal Engineers in 1854 to divide the area between the Margherita & Cottonera Lines, it later became the home of the Dockyard School & RN School Verdala.Prefect	Coastal Defence ©518 viewsJane BanksPrefect	A Very Old Postcard518 viewsPrefect
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