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Henry Arthur Pitt, in bowler hat
No full textThis record was harvested from a previous catalogue system and will be withdrawn in 2025. Information in this record may be superseded or incomplete. Visit this record in UMA's new catalogue at: https://archives.library.unimelb.edu.au/nodes/view/273446Sepia toned portrait of Henry Arthur Pitt. Pitt is wearing a suit, tie and bowler hat and is looking directly into the camera. Grey paint has been applied to the surface of the photograph in an attempt to conceal a scratch on the print. There are various inscriptions on back of photograph, most prominent "H.A. Pitt (Under Treasurer) and "Deep etch".256831
Item: [1995.0132.00002] "Henry Arthur Pitt, in bowler hat
Dwinae fluvii nova descriptio / sumptibus Janssonio - Waesbergiorum et Mosis Pitt
No full text1 mapa en 3 segments. Publicat dins: The English atlas. Oxford, printed at the Theater, for Moses Pitt... London, 1680, ed. anglesa de l'Atlas Maior de Janssonius.60 x 69 c
Dwinae fluvii nova descriptio / sumptibus Janssonio - Waesbergiorum et Mosis Pitt
No full text1 mapa en 3 segments. Publicat dins: The English atlas. Oxford, printed at the Theater, for Moses Pitt... London, 1680, ed. anglesa de l'Atlas Maior de Janssonius.60 x 69 c
Dwinae fluvii nova descriptio / sumptibus Janssonio - Waesbergiorum et Mosis Pitt
No full text1 mapa en 3 segments. Publicat dins: The English atlas. Oxford, printed at the Theater, for Moses Pitt... London, 1680, ed. anglesa de l'Atlas Maior de Janssonius.63 x 75 c
Dwinae fluvii nova descriptio / sumptibus Janssonio - Waesbergiorum et Mosis Pitt
No full text1 mapa en 3 segments. Publicat dins: The English atlas. Oxford, printed at the Theater, for Moses Pitt... London, 1680, ed. anglesa de l'Atlas Maior de Janssonius.63 x 75 c
Dez Pitt
No full textDez Pitt, the oldest son of Lorenzo Picton and Catherine "Kate" Moon Pitt. Photo is located on page 322 of the Jensen Utah Book
OP42 - Pitt, David (Lord Pitt of Hampstead)
No full text1 audio cassetteThis resource is available for research. It is the property of the West Indiana and Special Collections Division, The Alma Jordan Library, The University of the West Indies, St. Augustine Campus. Copyright: The University of the West Indies.Lord Pitt (Dr David Pitt) was born in Grenada in 1913 and enjoyed a successful career in medicine and politics in San Fernando, Trinidad and Tobago, before migrating to London, England. He also practiced medicine and became the first black president of the British Medical Association. He was also a Labour member of the Greater London Council, becoming its Chairman in the mid l970s. He was made a life peer (baron) by Queen Elizabeth in 1975. He died in England in December 1994
Papers of the Pitt Family
No full textThis record was harvested from a previous catalogue system and will be withdrawn in 2025. Information in this record may be superseded or incomplete. Visit this record in UMA's new catalogue at: https://archives.library.unimelb.edu.au/nodes/view/68514Correspondence between Henry and Gertrude Pitt and Lorna Maneschi, John and Sheila Pitt and Andrea Maneschi, and other earlier Pitt family members; genealogies and family trees; reports on road traffic issued by the Dept. of Shipping and Transport compiled by John Pitt in his professional life; history of the (related) Buckhurst family by Neil Buckhurst Smith; Gertrude Buxton's schoolwork exercise book, 1889; album of press-cuttings compiled c.1905 [Missing]. NB. This collection complements the Kathleen Fitzpatrick collection.114530
Acquisition: [2006.0105] "Papers of the Pitt Family
William Pitt Putnam
No full textPortrait of William Pitt Putnam (1792-1871), ca. 1860-1865. He was the son of Aaron Waldo Putnam and the grandson of Revolutionary War General Israel Putnam, early settlers in the Marietta, Ohio area. He was born at Farmer's Castle, a fortification built by white settlers during conflict with the Native American tribes
Pitt-rivers
No full textPitt-Rivers was an early convert to Darwin’s evolutionary vision of nature and fascinated by its implications for understanding human societal and cultural development. His prime contribution to the fields of anthropology and archaeology was the creation of collections of ancient and contemporary weapons, tools, and other artifacts which he saw as illustrative of the evolution of human culture
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