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Lost Photos - Groups with no information email me if you find anyone you know, or have any suggestions as to year or whereabouts, any details welcome, original photographs are not my property and are not available, I can however send you my copy (300dpi) - meems@marylennon.co.uk |
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Photographer - Geo. F. Webb, 63 North Street, Belfast |
7th March 1916 |
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Harland & Wolff - Jubilee Year? ~~ recognise anyone? email me meems@marylennon.co.uk |
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Harland & Wolff |
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Harland & Wolff |
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Harland & Wolff |
 The gentleman in the middle is Ephraim Robinson, the year is 1940's Does anyone know the names of the other gentlemen? They possibly worked in Harland & Wolff with Ephraim Ephraim's grandson Paul would like to know, please email him at pepherpepher@yahoo.ca or email me at meems@marylennon.co.uk |
Belfast |
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   A group of children from Northern Ireland ? on holiday somewhere? any one have any clues where and who and when? meems@marylennon.co.uk |
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 I don't know what this photograph is of, there are rows and rows of folders with numbers on the spine, two words I can make our on the folders are Portmahon and .....smouth, there are piles of index cards on the tables against the walls at the windows, if anyone has any ideas I'm all ears? meems@marylennon.co.uk update - I think we have an answer, thanks to Roger McCalmont of Canada I believe the women are secretaries and the folders are ship registries & logs. The word you have Portmahon is a seaport in Minorca & also Jamaica. The files are recessed into a shelf with a writing ledge where the girls can enter data into the ledgers, most likely ship voyages, crew, cargo etc. Also, from what I know, ships were given 5 or 6 digit registry numbers which fits the numbering on each file. With that I would assume it is the photo Lloyd's or a government shipping office. If you can see any of the numbers clearly & match them with a ship registry you'll have your answer. - Roger McCalmont |
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lots and lots of sewing machines, no information at all |
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no information except Gemm?a |
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no information, the face of the clock says Belfast but the plaque below that is illegible, even on the original photograph, someone may recognise the building or the tie |
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