378 black and white photographs. The Bell family album, Wiltshire. (album)

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Identification note: The album is accessioned as a ducument - DZSWS:MSS.4113

Summary: 378 black and white photographs relating to the Bell family, Cleeve House, Seend, Wiltshire. The photographs include babies and young children, hunting and shooting parties, holiday snaps and some relating to the war effort, World War 1. There are a number of documents relating to Miss Bell and her involvement with various societies including the "Croix Rouge Francais" 1916, the "National Salvage Council" and "Vegetables for the Fleet".

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