Scope and Contents From the Fonds: The collection includes personal documents and honours (PJGG 1); general correspondence (PJGG 2 and 12); material relating to India including finance papers (PJGG 3), political papers (federation and defence) (PJGG 4), miscellaneous reports (PJGG 5), War Office papers about India (PJGG 8); Lady Grigg's correspondence (PJGG 6 and 7); War Office correspondence (PJGG 9); Committee papers (PJGG 10); literary material (PJGG 13-15).Perhaps the most interesting papers are those...

Scope and Contents 100 x 146 mm. A view showing Molyneux and Churchill on the deck of a ship about to return to England. Molyneux, whose right arm is in a sling, and Churchill both took part in the famous charge of the 21st Lancers at Omdurman, a charge that made a regiment the popular heroes of Omdurman, but which was rightly condemned in military circles (and by the Sirdar himself) as a costly mistake.'The populace has glorified the charge of the 21st for its indisputable heroism; the War Office...

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Includes letter from Winston Churchill [1948] offering Buchan-Hepburn the Whip's job and letter from Clementine, Lady Churchill, 1965 about Sir Winston's death.

Scope and Contents 87 x 72 mm. Showing Winston Churchill standing at the edge of the Ripon Falls and holding a large box camera. Churchill, at this period, Parliamentray Under-Secretary for the Colonies, made an East African tour in the latter part of 1907. His trip, which is described in Churchill (1908), started at Mombasa and continued through British East Africa (now Kenya) and the Uganda Protectorate to Jinja; from there the Nile was followed north through the Sudan and Egypt to Alexandria. Churchill...

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Showing the British Prime Minister Sir Winston Churchill and Foreign Secretary, Anthony Eden descending the gangway of their aircraft and being greeted by the Governor, Lieutenant General Sir Alexander Hood.

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Showing Sir Winston Churchill approaching the Guard of Honour at the Airport, formed from the last Battalion, Royal Welch Fusiliers, specially bought from Jamaica.

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Showing Sir Winston Churchill greeting the French Premier, Monsieur Joseph Laniel, at the airport. M. Georges Bidault, French Minister of Foreign Affairs, Mr. Eden, and the Governor are also in the group.

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Showing Sir Winston Churchill shaking hands with President Eisenhower at the airport.

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Showing Sir Winston Churchill shaking hands with President Eisenhower at the airport.

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Showing Sir Winston Churchill and President Eisenhower during the playing of National Anthems.

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Showing the French Premier, Monsieur Laniel, President Eisenhower, and Sir Winston Churchill before the Conference at the Mid-Ocean Club.

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Showing a group taken at an evening function, probably the Government House Dinner; in the foreground are the Governor, French Minister of Foreign Affairs, Monsieur Bidault, Sir Winston Churchill, U. S. Secretary of State, John Foster Dulls, Mr Eden, President Eisenhower, and Monsieur Laniel.

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Showing a group taken at an evening function, probably the Government House Dinner; in the foreground are the Governor, Sir Winston Churchill, Mr Eden, President Eisenhower, and Monsieur Laniel.

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Dinner, with Sir Winston Churchill and the Governor on the top table and Raynor on the right.

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Sir Winston Churchill with Billy, the goat mascot of the 1st Battalion, Royal Welch Fusiliers, before boarding his plane.

Scope and Contents 88 x 70 mm. Showing Churchill seated at the right while a European interpreter addresses a group of chiefs. Sir Apolo Kagwa can be seen in the right foreground. This is presumably the occasion described by Bell: 'About five miles from Kampala we found the little Kabaka, the Regents and all the big Uganda chiefs. They had built a very pretty banda on a hillock overlooking the road and, when they all advanced towards us in the bright sunlight, they made a very imposing spectacle in their...

Scope and Contents 88 x 86 mm. Showing Churchill seated at the right while a European interpreter addresses a group of chiefs. Sir Apolo Kagwa can be seen in the right foreground. This is presumably the occasion described by Bell: 'About five miles from Kampala we found the little Kabaka, the Regents and all the big Uganda chiefs. They had built a very pretty banda on a hillock overlooking the road and, when they all advanced towards us in the bright sunlight, they made a very imposing spectacle in their...

Scope and Contents Showing Churchill seated at the right while a European interpreter addresses a group of chiefs. Sir Apolo Kagwa can be seen in the right foreground. This is presumably the occasion described by Bell: 'About five miles from Kampala we found the little Kabaka, the Regents and all the big Uganda chiefs. They had built a very pretty banda on a hillock overlooking the road and, when they all advanced towards us in the bright sunlight, they made a very imposing spectacle in their handsome gala...

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145 x 97 mm.

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87 x 86 mm.

Scope and Contents 84 x 78 mm. Showing Winston Churchill and Bell addressing the Regents and Chiefs at Kampala. Churchill is seated at the right while a European interpreter addresses a group of chiefs. Sir Apolo Kagwa can be seen in the right foreground. This is presumably the occasion described by Bell: 'About five miles from Kampala we found the little Kabaka, the Regents and all the big Uganda chiefs. They had built a very pretty banda on a hillock overlooking the road and, when they all advanced...

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88 x 86 mm. Showing Churchill, Daudi Chwa and Hesketh Bell seated among a European group, with Uganda dignitaries, including Sir Apolo Kagwa, standing at the left. The group appear to be spectators at an unidentified event.

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145 x 95 mm.