Africa (continent)
Found in 20095 Collections and/or Records:
The Main Fall from Livingstone Island, Victoria Falls, 1924 - 1931
83 x 133 mm. Original print postcard.
The main figure of the seven holy bronzes of Tada, Nigeria, 1940 - 1949
The typewritten caption on the reverse reads 'It is of dark bronze, 3 ft 8 inches high, and is called 'Gago'. Gago is a title still used by the village chiefs in Idah, below Tada on the Niger. The head-dress of the figure consists of a tigh [sic] fitting helmet. At the front of back of it medallions are attached with a horned and moustached face on them. The close-fitting gown is richly decorated with designs'. Photograph by Margot Lubinski.
The Main Road, Zanzibar, 1900 - 1910
105 x 80 mm. A view looking along Main Street with Zanzibari women carrying loads on their heads in the foreground. At the left of the print can be seen the sign of A.C. Gomes, the photogrpaher of this collection. Main street runs from north to south at the western end of Zanzibar Town.
The main street of Port Elizabeth, 1866
A newscutting dated in pencil 1866 comprised of an article on Port Elizabeth and an engraving.
The Main Street - Port Elizabeth, 1861
A view looking along Main Street from Market Square, similar to Y305SV/6, but without the obelisk which was only erected in 1863. Photograph by J.E. Briton.
The Main Street, Zanzibar, 1900 - 1910
142 x 85 mm. A view looking north along Main Street with commercial premises lining the road and the Post Office (built 1906) on the right.
The main street, Zanzibar, 1930 - 1950
160 x 210 mm. The caption continues: 'In many parts the main street of Zanzibar is only wide enough to allow the passage of a single motorcar. The streets thus narrow and twisting afford shade from the hot sun during most hours of the day. Veiled Arab women are seen in the foreground. Their eastern dress contrasts curiously with their European footwear of latest design.'
The main street, Zanzibar, 1930 - 1950
160 x 210 mm. The caption continues: 'Many parts of this, the principal street of the city, are only wide enough to allow the passage of a single motorcar.'
[The Malya Dam], 1930 - 1950
210 x 160 mm. A view of a body of water. The caption continues: 'The huge dam at Malya, headquarters of the Sukumaland Development Scheme. But for this dam this area would be without water in the dry season. The plain provides for a large central dam every ten miles.'
[The Malya Dam?], 1930 - 1950
210 x 160 mm. View of a dam. There are birds sat along the pier.
The Mampong Lawn Tennis Club, 1938 - 1939
135 x 85 mm. Sepia. Back Row: Otupiri, Obuobi, Danso, Beeko, Fosu, Aboagye, Owusu, Odame, Agyeman and Karikari. Centre: Mayne, Pullan, Fuller, Canham, Obeng. Front Row: Anane and Adu.
The Mamponghene holds a palaver outside the palace, 1938 - 1939
85 x 60 mm.
The Mamponghene holds a palaver outside the palace, 1938 - 1939
85 x 60 mm.
The Mamponghene speaks, 1939
85 x 60 mm. Empire Day.
The man sitting down in the foreground is just about to throw a handful of wood ash over his body, 1935 - 1936
Showing members of the Latuka people at a death dance, Torit.
The manure is bought by the L.N.C. agent at the rate of 5 cents per debble the quainty[sic] measured by a four gallon petrol tin, 1940 - 1949
The manure is dumped by the fields ready for spreading, 1940 - 1949
The many members of the College who are members of the Junior Red Cross run dispensaries and carry out other welfare activities in the neighbouring villages, 1945
The Marico Drift, Transvaal, 1880
A printed book illustrated by photographic prints. The captions have been used as titles and may contain offensive, inappropriate or outdated terms. They have been retained to reflect the context of the collection's creation. The book resulted from a journey from Cape Town via Kimberley and the Transvaal to the Victoria Falls and back to Port Elizabeth.
The market, 1898
149 x 87 mm. A view showing the Sudanese in the market at Omdurman. The photograph is stuck on to an album page entitled 'Omdurman'.
The market, 1898
78 x 79 mm. A view looking towards the market in Omdurman, busy with Sudanese. The photograph is stuck on to an album page entitled 'Omdurman'.
The market [Akim Oda?], 1966
Coloured slides, 50 x 50 mm, mostly Kodak, originally stored in a carrying case. They relate to nursing in Nigeria and Ghana.
[The Market at Binder], 1934
A market scene in Chad.
The Market at Binder. French Cameroons, 1934
Market scene. Binder is actually in Chad, close to the border with Cameroon.
The market, Douala, 1938-04
42 x 60 mm.