L. Shaikh Ghassan bin Salim, Beni Uma [?]. C. Shaikh Hamad bin Rakadh [?], Awamir [?]. C. Shaikh Rashid bin Hamad, of Hamasah, Al Bu Shams. L.C. Shaikh Mohamed bin Hamad, younger brother of above. R.C. Son of Shaikh Rashid. R. Shaikh Ibrahim bin Uthman, Abu Dhabi Wali
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Two black and white photographs with their subjects identified in writing below each one. The first shows Shaikh Ghassan bin Salim, Beni Uma [?]. Shaikh Hamad bin Rakadh [?], Awamir [?] and a third unidentified man. The second shows eleven figures standing against a wall, the following of whom ar...
A printed blueprint map that shows lighting facilities in the waters around Bandur Shahpur, (known as Bandar Imam Khomeini/Bandar-e Emam Khomeyni since 1979), and the surrounding area. In addition to lighting, the map shows water depth, place names and brief descriptions of topography.
A map of the Eastern Persian Gulf that was compiled by Commander C G Constable and Lieutenant Arthur William Stiffe in 1860. Corrections made by Commander Frederic H Walter, HMS Odin and Lieutenant H T Bowen, HMS Alert in 1910. This version was printed by the Admiralty in 1934. Engraved by J &am...
A black and white photograph of Charles Belgrave and the French Naval Officer, Contre Amiral Rivet taken when the French Sloop Bougainville visited Bahrain on 14-16 February 1935.
A simple blueprint map of one of two areas of land in Jufair (Bahrain) bought by the British Government in 1934. The extent of the land is marked by boundary pillars.
A simple blueprint map of one of two areas of land in Jufair (Bahrain) bought by the British Government in 1934. The extent of the land is marked by boundary pillars.
A simple blueprint map of area of land in Muharraq [Muharraq] in Bahrain bought by the British Government in 1934. The extent of the land is marked by boundary pillars.
The map shows the village of Jufair and surrounding area including the coastline. It indicates the owners (and usage) of various plots of land in the vicinity.
The maps shows the town of Manamah and surrounding coastline. The map indicates a pier, landing ground and a number of properties operated by the Royal Air Force as well an additional area of land that had been proposed for purchase by it.
