View of base at sunset with Stevenson screen, and team members watching nocturnal birds.

Front view of Gough base with south African and British flags flying.

S.G. Glen-Williamson (Meteorologist) and fellow team member entering the Gough base to escape the pouring rain and adverse weather.

A family walking in town on Tristan da Cunha.

Gough base at Transvaal Bay viewed from the front.

Graveyard at Tristan da Cunha, where the dead were buried.

Image of a homestead on Tristan da Cunha, 1964.

Gough base with mountains in the background. The pointed peak is known as "the Fid", an old sealer's name. A "fid" is the tool used by sailors to splice rope, essentially a short pointy wooden stick.

Images of Edinburgh after the volcano eruption on Tristan da Cunha. Images were taken in 1964 by the Department of Public Works.

T. Potgieter, meteorologist for the 13th Gough team, sitting on the chicken coup outside base.