A historical snapshot of Mġarr Harbour during the early 20th century, featuring the Barakka, a wooden structure used for shelter and trade, prominently along the waterfront. In the background, the neo-Gothic Chapel of the Blessed Virgin Mary of Lourdes stands atop the hill, overlooking the bustling activity below. Passengers can be seen being ferried to and from the quay by traditional boats, illustrating the vital role of maritime connections in Gozo’s daily life during this era.

National Archives Reference Number: 0759