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A group photograph of the principle officers at Durban
A group photograph if the principle officers at Durban. The photograph was been taken in an unknown room. They are (standing back l-r): Mr Laycock, RN, Sargeant Brooke, Natal Police, Superintendent Alexander, Chief of Durban Police, Captain Fraser, and Mr Blanchflower, RN. (sitting front l-r): Major Bousfield, Reserve Officer of the Natal Volunteer Force, Captain Percy Scott, Commandant of Durban, and Mr Culliman, Assistant Paymaster of 'Terrible'.
Captain Scott, commander of the Terrible (1895), a First Class Cruiser, was appointed Commandant of Durban on 7 November 1899, and replaced on 14 March 1900, when his ship went to China as originally planned.
Captain Scott, commander of the Terrible (1895), a First Class Cruiser, was appointed Commandant of Durban on 7 November 1899, and replaced on 14 March 1900, when his ship went to China as originally planned.
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Object Details
| ID: | 59/1558 |
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| Type: | Roll film negative |
| Display location: | Not on display |
| Date made: | Circa March 1900 |
| Credit: | National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London, Navy & Army Illustrated Collection |
| Measurements: | Overall: 36 mm x 230 mm |