Section 3. Photographs

Photograph of an illustration of Boole taken from The Illustrated London News 21 Jan. 1865. Mounted.

Photograph of a painting of Boole as a young man owned by Rev. R.H.P. Boole.

Two photographs of a pencil sketch of Boole aged 35 by A. Etatin June '32. One is annotated 'This drawing is now in The National Portrait Gallery.'

Mounted black and white, head and shoulders, portrait of Boole taken by Artistic Photographic Company, 72 Oxford Street, London.

Mounted monochrome full-length, portrait of Boole from The London School of Photography, 174 Regent Street.

Possible enlargement of BP/1/356, but also with note by G.B. Batchelor July 1977 'stating there are significant differences between this enlargement and the small old photograph which suggest some 'touching-up' of the enlarged version.' Reference number on back of photograph is incorrect - should read BP/1/357. Also note from 1. Gratten Guinness 5 December [19]86 stating the two photographs are not the same.

Composite photograph of George Everest and George Boole.

Black and white photograph of Mary Everest Boole standing in a garden with a nurse/servant.

Mounted monochrome photograph of Mary Boole from 'H. Mansell, The Studio, Saffron Waldon.'

Monochrome photograph of Mary Boole seated outdoors in a garden.

Black and white copy of an earlier photograph of the Boole family showing Mary Boole, her five daughters and grandchildren, Julian and Geoffrey Taylor, Mary Leonard Stott and George Hinton, grouped in a studio portrait. Names annotated.

Monochrome photograph taken outdoors of Professor Schoute, Alice Stott and her daughter Mary, Margaret Taylor and her son Geoffrey.

Black and white photograph of Alicia Boole's third representation of Polytopes.

Mounted smaller version of the above in monochrome annotated 'Photograph taken by Alice Boole.'

Mounted monochrome of Alicia Boole's Polytopes in a covered case. Annotated photograph taken by Alice Boole.

Black and white photograph of Boole's School No.3 Pottergate, Lincoln, taken by Miss Gabrielle Boole.

Black and white photograph of Boole Memorial Window in Lincoln Cathedral. Copyright Lincolnshire Echo.