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Maltese Extensions for MS-Word HISTORIC PHOTOS CATALOGUE OLD PHOTOS CATALOGUE ■ 1 INDEX PA/01/01 (0001-0060) PA/01/02 (0061-0120) PA/01/03 (0121-0206) PA/01/04 (0207-0272) PA/01/05 (0273-0293) PA/01/06 (0294-0353) PA/01/07 (0354-0412) PA/01/08 (0413-0487) PA/01/09 (0488-0547) PA/01/10 (0548-0607) PA/01/11 (0608-0664) PA/01/12 (0667-0714) PA/01/13 (0715-0758) PA/01/14 (0759-0800) PA/01/15 (0801-0840) PA/01/16 (0841-1000) PA/01/17 (1001-1031) PA/01/18 (1032-1100) PA/01/19 (1101-1170) PA/01/20 (1171-1241) PA/01/21 (1242-1316) PA/01/22 (1317-1404) PA/01/23 (1405-1472) PA/01/24 (1473-1546) PA/01/25 (1547-1600) PA/01/26 (1601-1640) PA/01/27 (1641-1680) PA/01/28 (1681-1720) PA/01/29 (1721-1780) PA/01/30 (1781-1840) PA/01/31 (1841-2050) PA/01/32 (2051-2150) PA/01/33 (2151-2190) PA/01/34 (2191-2230) PA/01/35 (2231-2270) PA/01/36 (2271-2330) PA/01/37 (2331-2370) OLD PHOTOS CATALOGUE ■ 2 NAG/PA/01/01 001 (06/02). Citadel-Gozo – aerial view. 002 (06/01). Citadel-Gozo – North enciente. 003 (01/02). Citadel-Gozo – St Martin’s Cavalier, internal staircase. 004 (06/03). Citadel-Gozo – Casa Bondì. 005 (01/04). Citadel-Gozo – Triq Bieb l-Imdina. 006 (01/05). Citadel-Gozo – The Law Courts. 007 (01/06). Citadel-Gozo – Triq Bieb l-Imdina. 008 (01/07). Citadel-Gozo – The Law Courts. 009 (01/08). Citadel-Gozo – Triq il-Fosos. 010 (01/09). Citadel-Gozo – Triq il-Kwartier San Martin. 011 (01/10). Citadel-Gozo – St Joseph Chapel. 012 (01/11). Citadel-Gozo – Triq Bernardo DeOpuo. 013 (01/12). Citadel-Gozo – Triq Bernardo DeOpuo. 014 (01/13). Citadel-Gozo – St Michael Bastion. 015 (01/14). Citadel-Gozo – Triq Bernardo DeOpuo. 016 (01/15). Citadel-Gozo – Old Clock Tower. 017 (01/16). Citadel-Gozo – Putti, Triq il-Fosos. 018 (01/17). Citadel-Gozo – Coat-of-arms. St John Cavalier. 019 (01/18). Citadel-Gozo – Old Clock Tower. 020 (01/19). Citadel-Gozo – Triq Bernardo DeOpuo. 021 (01/20). Citadel-Gozo – Chiaramonte style house, Triq Bernardo DeOpuo. 022 (01/21). Citadel-Gozo – Chiaramonte style house, Triq Bernardo DeOpuo. OLD PHOTOS CATALOGUE ■ 3 023 (01/22). Citadel-Gozo – Chiaramonte style house, Triq Bernardo DeOpuo. 024 (01/23). Citadel-Gozo – View from North enciente. 025 (01/24). Citadel-Gozo – View from St Michael Bastion. 026 (01/25). Citadel-Gozo – Chiaramonte style house, Triq Bernardo DeOpuo. 027 (01/26). Citadel-Gozo – Our Lady of Soledad. 028 (01/27). Citadel-Gozo – Chiaramonte style house, Triq Bernardo DeOpuo. 029 (01/28). Citadel-Gozo – Iron cannon, formerly at Ramla Bay. 030 (01/36). Citadel-Gozo – From Triq it-Tiġrija. 031 (02/03). Citadel-Gozo – Archway. 032 (02/06). Citadel-Gozo – Chiaramonte style house, Triq Bernardo DeOpuo. 033 (02/10). Citadel-Gozo – Chiaramonte style house, Triq Bernardo DeOpuo. 034 (02/11). Citadel-Gozo – The North fortifications. 035 (02/15). Citadel-Gozo – The Old Clock Tower from Cathedral Square. 036 (02/16). Citadel-Gozo – Aerial view. 037 (02/17). Citadel-Gozo – Casa Bondì. 038 (02/18). Citadel-Gozo – Casa Bondì before restoration. 039 (02/19). Citadel-Gozo – Casa Bondì, from St Michael Bastion, before restoration. 040 (02/20). Citadel-Gozo – Casa Bondì before restoration. 041 (02/21). Citadel-Gozo – Casa Bondì before restoration. 042 (02/22). Citadel-Gozo – Casa Bondì before restoration. 043 (02/23). Citadel-Gozo – Casa Bondì before restoration. 044 (02/26). Citadel-Gozo – Casa Bondì before restoration. 045 (02/27). Citadel-Gozo – Casa Bondì before restoration. OLD PHOTOS CATALOGUE ■ 4 046 (02/28). Citadel-Gozo – Casa Bondì before restoration. 047 (02/29). Citadel-Gozo – Casa Bondì before restoration. 048 (02/30). Citadel-Gozo – Casa Bondì before restoration. 049 (02/31). Citadel-Gozo – Casa Bondì before restoration. 050 (02/32). Citadel-Gozo – Casa Bondì before restoration. 051 (02/33). Citadel-Gozo – Casa Bondì before restoration. 052 (02/34). Citadel-Gozo – Casa Bondì before restoration. 053 (03/02). Citadel-Gozo – St John Cavalier. 054 (03/03). Citadel-Gozo – Bieb l-Imdina. 055 (03/04). Citadel-Gozo – Ditch. 056 (03/05). Citadel-Gozo – Restored entrance. 057 (03/06). Citadel-Gozo – St Michael Bastion and Curtain. 058 (03/07). Citadel-Gozo – Curtain. 059 (03/08). Citadel-Gozo – St John Cavalier. 060 (03/09). Citadel-Gozo – Old Clock Tower. OLD PHOTOS CATALOGUE ■ 5 NAG/PA/01/02 061 (03/10). Citadel-Gozo – North fortifications. 062 (03/11). Citadel-Gozo – North medieval enciente and parapet. 063 (03/12). Citadel-Gozo – Main entrance and orillon of St Michael Bastion. 064 (03/13). Citadel-Gozo – North medieval fortifications. 065 (03/14). Citadel-Gozo – The Armoury - Triq il-Kwartier San Martin. 066 (03/15). Citadel-Gozo – Arched entrance to Pjazza tal-Katidral. 067 (03/16). Citadel-Gozo – Triq Bieb l-Imdina. 068 (03/17). Citadel-Gozo – The Armoury under St Martin Cavalier. 069 (03/18). Citadel-Gozo – Cathedral belfry. 070 (03/19). Citadel-Gozo – St John Cavalier. 071 (03/20). Citadel-Gozo – Cathedral belfry. 072 (03/21). Citadel-Gozo – The Citadel from the South. 073 (03/22). Citadel-Gozo – The Cathedral. 074 (03/23). Citadel-Gozo – The Cathedral main entrance. 075 (03/24). Citadel-Gozo – The Governor’s Palace and Triq il-Fosos. 076 (03/25). Citadel-Gozo – Triq Bieb l-Imdina. 077 (03/26). Citadel-Gozo – Chiaramonte Palace. 078 (03/27). Citadel-Gozo – Coat-of-arms on former entrance of Law Courts. 079 (03/28). Citadel-Gozo – The Armoury under St Martin Cavalier. 080 (03/29). Citadel-Gozo – Triq Bernardo De Opuo with St Joseph Church in foreground. 081 (03/30). Citadel-Gozo – Bondì Palace. OLD PHOTOS CATALOGUE ■ 6 082 (03/31). Citadel-Gozo – Triq il-Kwartier San Martin. 083 (03/32). Citadel-Gozo – Obelisk com-memorating the inauguration of the Ghar Ilma – Rabat aqueduct, 1843. 084 (03/33). Citadel-Gozo – Old Clock Tower. 085 (03/34). Citadel-Gozo – St Martin demi-bastion - orillon. 086 (03/35). Citadel-Gozo – Old Clock Tower. 087 (04/01). Citadel-Gozo – St Joseph Chapel. 088 (04/02). Citadel-Gozo – St Michael sentry-box and new clock tower. 089 (04/03). Citadel-Gozo – Old clock tower and orillon of St Michael Bastion. 090 (04/04). Citadel-Gozo – Cannon on St Michael Bastion. 091 (04/05). Citadel-Gozo – St John Cavalier. 092 (04/06). Citadel-Gozo – Triq il-Kwartier San Martin. 093 (04/07). Citadel-Gozo – St Joseph Chapel. 094 (04/08). Citadel-Gozo – Main entrance. 095 (04/10). Citadel-Gozo – St Joseph Chapel from the arched way. 096 (04/11). Citadel-Gozo – Arched way. 097 (04/12). Citadel-Gozo – Arched way. 098 (04/13). Citadel-Gozo – Curtain and St John demi-bastion. 099 (04/14). Citadel-Gozo – Orillon of St Michael Bastion. 100 (04/15). Citadel-Gozo – The ditch. 101 (04/16). Citadel-Gozo – The ditch and its counterscarp. 102 (04/17). Citadel-Gozo – St Martin Cavalier. 103 (04/18). Citadel-Gozo – Orillon, curtain and ditch. 104 (04/19). Citadel-Gozo – The ditch and counterscarp. OLD PHOTOS CATALOGUE ■ 7 105 (04/20). Citadel-Gozo – North medieval fortifications. 106 (04/21). Citadel-Gozo – St John demi-bastion. 107 (04/22). Citadel-Gozo – Orillon of St Martin demi-bastion. 108 (04/23). Citadel-Gozo – St Martin Cavalier. 109 (04/24). Citadel-Gozo – St John demi-bastion. 110 (04/25). Citadel-Gozo – Orillon, curtain and ditch. 111 (04/26). Citadel-Gozo – St Michael Bastion. 112 (04/27). Citadel-Gozo – Orillon, curtain and ditch. 113 (04/28). Citadel-Gozo – The battery. 114 (04/29). Citadel-Gozo – North medieval fortifications. 115 (04/30). Citadel-Gozo – St John demi-bastion. 116 (04/31). Citadel-Gozo – North medieval fortifications with sally-port. 117 (04/32). Citadel-Gozo – Sentry-box on St John demi-bastion. 118 (06/07). Citadel-Gozo – Remains of a Punic wall in Triq l-Imgħallem, beneath St John demi-bastion. 119 (06/09). Citadel-Gozo – Remains of a Punic wall in Triq l-Imgħallem, beneath St John demi-bastion. 120 (06/10). Citadel-Gozo – Remains of a Punic wall in Triq l-Imgħallem, beneath St John demi-bastion. OLD PHOTOS CATALOGUE ■ 8 NAG/PA/01/03 121 (01/28). Rabat-Gozo – Wied il-Lunzjata ▪ Fountain (detail). 122 (01/28). Rabat-Gozo – Triq it-Tiġrija (Triq ir-Repubblika). 1930s 123 (01/28). Rabat-Gozo – Ta’ Marżiena Windmill, 6-8 Triq il-Mitħna. Aug 1923. 124 (01/32). Rabat-Gozo – Carved stone balcony, 20 Triq Sant’Orsla. 125 (01/33). Rabat-Gozo – Carved stone balcony, 21 Triq Sant’Orsla. 126 (02/04). Rabat-Gozo – Carved stone balcony, il-Mandraġġ, Triq il-Karmnu. 127 (02/05). Rabat-Gozo – Two carved stone balcony, Pjazza Santu Wistin. 128 (02/07). Rabat-Gozo – Carved stone balcony of Dar is-Sultan, Triq l-Imġarr; good specimen of eighteenth century domestic architecture. 129 (02/08). Rabat-Gozo – Carved stone balcony, Triq Għammieża. 130 (02/14). Rabat-Gozo – Carved stone balcony, Triq Għammieża. 131 (02/13). Rabat-Gozo – Carved stone balcony, il-Mandraġġ, Triq il-Karmnu. 132 (02/35). Xewkija – Carved stone balcony, 10 triq Brittanja, property of Lorenzo Zammit, sacristan. 133 (01/34). Rabat-Gozo – House with Norman door, Triq il-Provvidenza. 134 (02/36). Rabat-Gozo – Door with stone counter used in times of cholera and plague outbreaks, 22 triq is-Suq, now Pjazza San Ġorġ. 135 (02/37). Marsalforn – Il-Merżuq from triq Santa Marija. 136 (02/12). Rabat-Gozo – Saint Francis Convent, from Il-Mall. 137 (02/12). Fontana-Gozo – L-Għajn il-Kbira, typical Maltese Public Fountain. 138 (02/24). Fontana-Gozo – L-Għajn il-Kbira, typical Maltese Public Fountain, inscription and coat-of-arms.
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