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Photograph MALTA0556 Period 1950-1959View of St Paul's Anglican Cathedral from one of the tunnels leading into the Maltese capital. The spire of the church is one of the highest points on the island. When the photograph was taken 78 Fi

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Front view of St Paul's Cathedral, the chief Anglican church in Malta. The Cathedral was designed and financed by Queen Adelaide; the date 1844 is part of the Latin inscription. When the photograph was taken 78 Fighter Wing RAAF was stationed in Malta for garrison duty.
View of St Paul's Anglican Cathedral from one of the tunnels leading into the Maltese capital. The spire of the church is one of the highest points on the island. When the photograph was taken 78 Fi

Members of 78 Fighter Wing RAAF right dress in the square outside St Paul's Cathedral before they enter to attend a Battle of Britain commemoration service. The Wing is stationed in Malta for garriso

Sir Gerald Hallen Creasy, the Governor of Malta, leaves St Paul's Cathedral in the Maltese capital after a Battle of Britain commemoration service. Also attending were members of 78 Fighter Wing RAAF

The spire of St Paul's Cathedral in the Maltese capital. This spire was used as an aerial lookout post during the Second World War; it was still used for the same purpose in aerial exercises when the

A party from 78 Fighter Wing RAAF look at the 19th century parish church known as Mosta Dome, which has the third biggest unsupported dome in Europe after St Peter's in Rome and St Paul's in London.

View of a suburb near Valletta, Malta, showing the luxurious Phoenicia Hotel. 78 Fighter Wing RAAF was stationed in Malta for garrison duty when the photograph was taken.
