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View down into a large gully. Patches of what appear to be flat terraces of pyroclastic density current deposits are visible on the margins of the gully, between them a deeply incised channel. Gully margins above the level of the terraces are bare;…

This photo has been taken looking upslope from Bunker Hill in 1903 and shows the same perspective of the Wallibou River as Items 281, 283, and 284, over an area in which a secondary explosion occurred on 30th May 1902 (captured in Items 281 and 283).…

A man stands amongst vegetation near Wallilabou. The whole valley behind him is densely vegetated.

View of undulating/hummocky deposit (described as avalanche) near Richmond Works. Vegetation is growing in depressions, elevated surfaces appear unvegetated.

View of a campsite in Barruali (modern spelling: Barrouallie).Ten tents are visible in front of at least three other small buildings and a church tower. The surrounding landscape appears densely vegetated, but the large tree near the tents is devoid…

Residents and their dwelling in Rose Bank St Vincent, after the 1902 eruption.

Beach scene in Chateaubelair. Ten adults and two children. Five adults are focussed on the camera, others are focussed elsewhere. The two children are sat on the sand in the foreground. The land end of the jetty is visible on the right. Also evident…

Children among washing lines and huts in Chaeaubelair in 1902

Five children in Georgetown - smiles all round.

Five children smiling at the camera, taken in Georgetown 1902.