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K/PH1 King's College London Photographs and Illustrations Of King's College London Archives K/PH1 K/PH1/1-22 King’s College London Photographs and illustrations of buildings, [1720]-2000 • K/PH1/1/1/1-2 Aerial photographs of King’s College London, [1960-1978] • K/PH1/2/1-13 Collections of images of King’s College London, [1830-1996] • K/PH1/3/1-8 Photographs of exterior of King’s College London Strand Campus from the Strand and surrounding streets, 1831-[1965] • K/PH1/4/1-7 Photographs of the exterior of King’s College London Strand Campus from the Embankment and other views from the south, [1933-2000] • K/PH1/5/1-17 Images of the exterior of King’s College London Strand Campus from the Quadrangle, [1830]-1991 • K/PH1/6/1-2 Images of the entrance hall on the King’s College London Strand Campus, [1925]-1965 • K/PH1/7/1-3 Images of the Great Hall of the King’s College London Strand Campus, 1859-1917 • K/PH1/8/1-4 Images of the Main Lecture Theatre King’s College London Strand Campus, [1832-1960] • K/PH1/9/1-20 Images of the King’s College London Chapel, [1859]-1991 • K/PH1/10/1-22 Images of Departments and other interiors on the King’s College London Strand Campus, [1890-1980] • K/PH1/11/1-21 Images of libraries on the King’s College London Strand Campus, 1917-[1985] • K/PH1/12/1-8 Images of refurbishments and redevelopment on the King’s College London Strand Campus, 1949-[1972] • K/PH1/13/1-3 Images of the watch house on the King’s College London Strand Campus, [1923-1978] • K/PH1/14/1-10 Images of the King's College London Waterloo Campus, [1916]-2000 • K/PH1/15/1-4 Images of the King’s College London Guy’s Campus. [1999- 2000] • K/PH1/16/1 Images of the King’s College London St Thomas’ Campus, [1995] • K/PH1/17/1-8 Images of the King’s College London Denmark Hill Campus and King’s College Hospital, [1890-1989] • K/PH1/18/1-9 Images of the King’s College London Chelsea Campus and Chelsea College, 1928-1987 • K/PH1/19/1 Images of the King’s College London Kensington Campus, [1902] • K/PH1/20/1-11 Images of the King’s College London hall of residence Wellington Hall, (formerly King’s College Theological Hostel), 1911-[1995] • K/PH1/21/1-8 Images of other King’s College London halls of residence, including Halliday Hall, King’s College Hall (formerly Plantanes), Lightfoot Hall, MalcolmDRAFT Gavin Hall, [1967]-1996 • K/PH1/22/1-18 Images of other non-King’s College London buildings and views around the environs of the College, [1720]-1996 • K/PH1/23/1-18 Images chiefly of King’s College London Strand and surroundings, 1831, 1833, and 1920s-1970s King's College London Archives K/PH1 K/PH1/1/1-2 [1960-1978] Aerial photographs of King’s College London K/PH1/1/1 [1964] Black and white aerial photograph of Waterloo Bridge, the Embankment and the Strand taken by Aerofilms and Aero Pictorial Ltd, including an overleaf of tracing paper marking important sites on the map including the King’s College; the British Museum; Senate House and the Institute of Education; the Opera House; GPO Tower; the National Gallery; Charing Cross; Royal Festival Hall; Waterloo Bridge; HMS Discovery. Possibly used in a prospectus for the University of London King’s College Faculty of Education. 2 items. K/PH1/1/2 [1960] Black and white aerial photograph of the Strand highlighting the King’s College London Strand Campus possibly for use in the 1960s-1970s development of the site. 1 item. K/PH1/1/3 [1978] Colour aerial photograph of the King’s College Strand Campus and Somerset House showing the Strand and Macadam buildings. Also includes a copy of the photograph mounted onto board possibly used in an exhibition. 2 items K/PH1/2/1-14 [1830-1996] Collections of images of King’s College London Buildings K/PH1/2/1 [1925] Collection of small black and white photographs of King’s College London published by Panora Ltd., Eagle Street, London inside a small paper wallet, including images of the view from the embankment; the main College building from the quadrangle; the entrance hall of the College including the roll of honour and statue of Sophocles; the Great Hall; the Chapel; the Council Room; the George III Museum; the Library; the Skeat and Furnivall Library; the Women’s Common Room; the refectory; an Engineering Laboratory. 13 items. Enlargement of many of the DRAFTphotographs appear elsewhere in the series. K/PH1/2/2 [1830] Illustrations from an unknown newspaper showing the proposed King’s College London coat of arms, entrance from the strand and the front of the College building pasted onto a piece of paper. On reverse is a pasted on cutting of an illustration entitled ‘The Neapolitan Calesso’. King's College London Archives K/PH1 K/PH1/2/3 [1919-1930] Small commemorative photograph albums containing prints of black and white photographs of scenes around the College printed and published by The Commercial and General Photographic Co, Kensington, London. The albums contain images of the exterior of the main College building; the Entrance Hall; the Executive Committee of the Union Society; the Chapel; the War Memorial; the Roll of Honour; the Council Room; the General Library; the Skeat and Furnivall Library; the First Year Drawing Office; the Heat Engines Laboratory; the Wheatstone Electrical Laboratory; the Wheatstone Physics Laboratory; the lower Chemical Laboratory; the biological Laboratory; the Theological Classroom; the Medical Common Room. The photographs appear to date from around 1919-1920, but some of the albums have other dates written on the covers. Some of the albums are incomplete. 9 items. K/PH1/2/4 [1890] Black and white and colour photographs of large plans of the main King’s College London of the Strand Campus, including photographs of the plans of the sub-basement; basement; ground floor; first floor; first floor mezzanine; second floor; third floor. Some of the photographs are duplicates. 12 items. K/PH1/2/5 [1980-1990] Two boxes of colour photographic slides of King’s College London, related buildings and surrounding area including images of the exterior of the main College building; views of the Strand Campus from the South bank of the Thames; views from the terrace of the Strand Campus; the Council room; Wellington Hall; the large lecture theatre on the Strand Campus; the view of the Thames from the Macadam building; the Chapel; the Strand building. 43 items. K/PH1/2/6 [1995] Colour photographs and negatives of views around King’s College London, including the exterior of the entrance of the main building on the Strand DRAFTcampus; photograph of the statue of Sophocles in the entrance hall of the main building; the exterior of Cornwall House (now the Waterloo Bridge Wing of the Franklin-Wilkins Building). Negatives also have additional images including an image of Principal Arthur Lucas and other staff. 12 items. King's College London Archives K/PH1 K/PH1/2/7 [1928-1930] Black and white photographs of the main building of the King’s College London Strand Campus taken by Humphrey and Vera Joel, Dryden Cottage, Radlett before and after building work to lower the roof of the entrance hall, including images of the exterior of the main entrance (Also see K/PH1/5/11); the entrance hall; a lecture room 6c built above the entrance hall in 1928; corridor outside the lecture room. Some of the images can also be found in K/PH1/2/7. 6 items. K/PH1/2/8 [1900] Glass plate negatives and photographic prints taken from the negatives of stereoscopic views around King’s College London, including a corridor outside the architecture department on the first floor of the main building; single picture of a teaching laboratory [possibly Chemistry]; a an unknown teaching laboratory; the Geology Department corridor on the second floor of the main building, (glass negative is broken); the Engineering Laboratory [possibly the heat engines laboratory); Chemistry Lecture theatre on the ground floor; temporary electrical engineering laboratory for heavy electrical machines (also called the Dynamo room) in the sub-basement below the Quadrangle; the Physiology and temporary Chemistry Laboratory. 16 items. K/PH1/2/9 2003 Sep Set of colour photographs and negatives taken by the Archive of the interior of the south wing of the main building on the King’s College London Strand Campus, including corridors; the old General Library; views from the windows of the south wing; the computer rooms on the third floor above the entrance hall [formerly the Siemens Electrical Laboratory]; the former Hambleden Anatomy Department above the Chapel; sub- basement entrance onto the Embankment. Also includes contact prints sheet. 38 items. K/PH1/2/10 [1980] Mounted colour photographs taken from an exhibition boards of the interior of King’s College DRAFTLondon, Strand Campus, consisting of images of the Chapel; students in an audio-visual laboratory; the student common room in the Macadam Building; the Main Lecture Theatre in the Strand Building, (later renamed the Arthur Lucas & Paula Lucas Lecture Theatre). 4 items. K/PH1/2/11 [1996] Colour photographic slides of King’s College King's College London Archives K/PH1 London, Strand Campus, and surrounding area consisting of images of the old watch house; the Strand Building from the Strand; St Clement’s Dane Church and the Royal Courts of Justice. 3 items. K/PH1/2/12 [1975] Black and white photographs of the exterior and interior of the King's College London Halley Stewart Laboratories at 30 Chesterford Gardens, Hampstead.
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