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W. Powell collection on Africa 1930s

Reference Code: GBR/0115/RCS/Y304M-O

Scope and Contents A collection of photographs on 125 brown loose album sheets, many with hand-written captions. The captions have been recorded as found and may include language which is offensive, inaccurate or inappropriate. They have been retained to reflect the context of the collection's creation. Captions supplied by the cataloguer are enclosed in square brackets. There are two 'Title pages' which have been transcribed at Y304M and Y304N, dated 1934 and 1935-36. The album sheets which appear to...

Dates: 1930 - 1939

Conditions Governing Access: Unless restrictions apply, the collection is open for consultation by researchers using the Manuscripts Reading Room at Cambridge University Library. For further details on conditions governing access please contact mss@lib.cam.ac.uk. Information about opening hours and obtaining a Cambridge University Library reader's ticket is available from the Library's website (www.lib.cam.ac.uk).

Found in: Cambridge University Library

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Women in Uganda today

Reference Code: GBR/0115/RCS/Y3045P

Scope and Contents Collection of thirty-nine (from an original set of forty-nine) loose prints, mounted on card and measuring approximately 375 x 300 mm. The series, which was produced for display at a conference held in Kampala in 1961 on the role of women in Uganda, is accompanied by a typed checklist of captions together with some identification on the reverse of some of the prints. The photographs are split into seven groups:Group A: In the homeGroup B: Women in the makingGroup C: Women...

Dates: 1961

Found in: Cambridge University Library

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Language: French 4; German 2; Ganda 2; Arabic 1; Italian 1
Names: Thomas, Harold Beken, 1888 - 1971 (colonial administrator and historian) 4; Church Missionary Society 3; Great Britain and Northern Ireland. Central Office of Information 3; Bell, Sir (Henry Hesketh Joudou, 1864-1952, Knight, colonial governor) 2; British South Africa Company 2; Christy, Cuthbert, 1863 - 1932 (explorer and zoologist) 2; Gedge, Ernest, 1862 - 1935 (colonial administrator) 2; Lugard, Frederick John Dealtry, 1858 - 1945 (Baron Lugard, colonial administrator, soldier and author) 2; Mann, A R H, fl. 1935 2; Millar, Ernest, 1868 - 1917 (missionary) 2; Mutesa, II, 1924 - 1969 (Kabaka of Buganda) 2; Royal Commonwealth Society 2; Walker, Robert Henry, 1857 - 1939 (Archdeacon of Uganda) 2; Banks, Frederick Grant, 1875 - 1954 (trader and planter) 1; Barlow, Christopher Matthew, 1898 - 1930 1; Barttelot, Edmund Musgrave, 1859 - 1888 (Major) 1; Baskerville, George Knyfton, 1867 - 1941 (Archdeacon of Uganda, missionary) 1; Bell, Christopher Richard Vincent, 1911 1; Bell, Jane, fl1952 - 1981 1; Bere, Rennie Montague, 1907 - 1991 (colonial administrator and naturalist) 1; British Association 1; British Overseas Airways Corporation 1; Churchill, Sir (Winston Leonard Spencer, 1874-1965, Knight, statesman and historian) 1; Collard, Charles Edwin, 1868 - 1942 (Captain Royal Marine Light Infantry) 1; Coote, John Methuen, fl1903 - 1962 1; Dick, James, 1862 - 1926 (businessman and soldier in South Africa) 1; East African Railways and Harbours Corporation 1; Elizabeth, II, 1926 (Queen of Great Britain and Northern Ireland) 1; Entebbe Club 1; Entebbe Golf Club 1; Entebbe Lawn Tennis Club 1; Entebbe Literary and Dramatic Society 1; Entebbe Sports Club 1; Fisher, Alfred Hugh, 1867 -1945 (artist and photographer) 1; Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations 1; Gilmour, Thomas Lennox, 1859 - 1936 (journalist) 1; Gray, Sir (John Milner, 1889-1970, Knight and colonial administrator) 1; Great Britain. Colonial Office. Visual Instruction Committee 1; Haggard, Sir (Henry Rider, 1856-1925, Knight, novelist) 1; Hartley, Diana, 1894 - 1986 (nursing administrator in India) 1; Hattersley, Charles William, 1866 - 1934 (missionary) 1; Hinde, Hildegarde Beatrice, 1959 (née Ginsburg) 1; Hogbin, Violet Gwendoline, fl1927 - 1940 (missionary) 1; Inter-University Council for Higher Education Overseas 1; Jackson, Sir (Frederick John, 1860-1929, Knight, explorer, naturalist and administrator) 1; Kettle, Geoffrey Bernard, 1897 (engineer) 1; Latham, Lucy Clare, 1895 (teacher in Uganda) 1; Lobo, Alfred, fl. 1900-1939 (photographer) 1; Makerere University College 1; Maxwell, Ian, 1991 1; Pasha, Emin, 1840 - 1892 (governor of Equatoria) 1; Philip, b, 1921 (Duke of Edinburgh, consort of Queen Elizabeth II) 1; Powell, W, fl1930 - 1939 1; Redwood, Ivor Charles, 1891 - 1964 (engineer) 1; Robinson, Kenneth Ernest, 1914 1; Royal Colonial Institute 1; Royal Geographical Society 1; Simpson, Donald Herbert, 1920 - 2002 (Librarian of the Royal Commonwealth Society) 1; Sitwell, Claude George Henry, 1858 - 1900 (Lieutenant Colonel and Vice Consul in Uganda) 1; Spooner, T J, fl. 1890-1901 (engineer) 1; Stanley, Sir (Henry Morton, 1841-1904, Knight, explorer, administrator, author and journalist) 1; Uganda. Department of Information 1; Walker, Cyril Hutchinson, 1861 - 1955 (surgeon) 1; Walker, John, 1821 - 1904 (Rector of Bradwell) 1; Walker, Wilfred Charles, 1858 - 1939 (Rector of Bradwell) 1; Welbourn, Frederick Burkewood, fl1948 - 1978 (clergyman and author) 1; Westgate, Thomas Buchanan Reginald, fl1899 - 1936 (missionary) 1; Whitehouse, Benjamin W, fl1897 - 1900 (surveyor in Uganda) 1; Wilkinson, Dorothy Grace, 1904 - 1992 (nee Stubbings, teacher) 1; Willis, John Jamieson, 1872 - 1954 (Bishop of Uganda) 1; Wilson, Fergus Brunswick, 1908 - 1999 1