Africa (continent)
Found in 20095 Collections and/or Records:
'The methods used by the Negroes of Africa in climbing the palm tree' [historic title], 1817 - 1866
An undated print of an engraving made for C.T. Middleton's 'A new and complete system of geography' (2 vols, London, 1778-1779).
The mid-day meal in the dining-hall, 1945
The midday halt on the Lalibela trip - In the hills near Waldia [i.e. Weldiya], 1943
130 x 110 mm. A view of a rocky valley and the hills beyond.
The Midday sun at Garba Tulla [i.e. Garba Tula], 1940 - 1949
Showing a settlement of huts at Garba Tulla.
The Mighty Fighting Tribesman, 1955 - 1985
Nine unpublished manuscripts written by the Kenyan journalist Henry Muoria.
The Minara. Shella [?Shela], 1934
A view showing a single-storey stone building with a bullet-shaped tower by the shore. In the background, more land can be seen.
The Mine - A group of miners underground, 1891
203 x 150 mm. Showing a group of miners posed against a rockface underground, with one African worker seated at the front of the group.
The mine and plant, 1933
115 x 120 mm. General view.
‘The mine dump from which the police sniped at the women and kids', 1950 - 1970
205 x 152 mm.
The Mine - Flat Sheet on 700 level, bottom of incline shaft (underground), 1891
208 x 151 mm. Showing two miners standing at the ‘Flat Sheet’ where blue ground is transferred from the trucks to the Incline Shaft for transportation to the surface.
The Mine - Flat Sheet on 800 level, bottom of rock shaft (underground), 1891
208 x 147 mm. Showing trolleys and track at the lowest flat sheet in the De Beers mine.
The Mine - Ladder way on 600 level, showing ‘Blueground’ (underground), 1891
207 x 149 mm. Showing a slippery series of steps in a tunnel on the 600 foot level, with a blurred figure standing in the right foreground.
The Mine - Ladderway on 700 level. Timbered (underground), 1891
199 x 148 mm. Showing a timbered passageway and a short ladder leading up to another level of the mine.
The Mine - Native miners drilling underground, 1891
209 x 153 mm. A poor photograph showing African miners working at the rockface.
The Mine - Open works, escape shaft, 1891
144 x 202 mm. Showing the headgear of the winch-operated escape shaft, with discarded trolleys and pit props lying around in the background. This machinery can be seen in the background of Y3059C/11.
The Mine - Open works, overhanging main reef, 1891
154 x 208 mm. Showing surface excavations at the De Beers Mine, with an overhanging cliff above the workings.
The Mine - Open works, showing searching house in the distance, 1891
152 x 208 mm. A view looking along the excavated surface reef, with mine buildings on the level land in the background.
The Mine - Shoot for bringing ‘ground’ from a higher level (underground), 1891
204 x 152 mm. An indistinct view showing the shoot at the end of a shaft.
The Mine: The ‘Blueground’ after blasting (underground), 1891
209 x 151 mm. A technically poor and out of focus view showing a miner seated beside a rockface loosened be an explosive charge.
The Mine - Trucking ‘ground’ to Flat Sheet (underground), 1891
208 x 153 mm. Showing two metal trolleys loaded with excavated ‘ground’ in a tunnel in the mine. A caption on the print itself reads ‘D.B.M.Co. Junction of two tunnels at No IV Level, 700 ft’.
The Misses Moir run the Krobo Girls' School, and are members of the Scottish Mission, 1945
The typewritten caption on the reverse reads 'they have been in Manya Krobo for sixteen years. These two women have wielded much influence on the women of Manya Krobo and have played their part in the enlightenment of the female population. The Konor's father, the late Sir Emmanuel Matekole, gave them the land for the school and helped in erecting the first school buildings'.
'The mission church at Kanya [Kanye]. The Rev. Mr. Good, 1874', 1874
Water colours and pen and ink sketches documenting Anderson's travels in southern Africa, accompanied by his original captions and explanatory notes. The original titles and captions have been enclosed in single quotation marks, and have been transcribed in the catalogue as found, with the exception of an egregiously offensive term used in some titles, which has not been transcribed. Where possible, modern place names have been supplied.
The Mission house Malek, 1937 - 1939
A collection of captioned glass negatives illustrating the CMS's work, many dated 1937.
The Mission premises at the Kuruman Station, 1842
An illustration 'printed in oil colours by G. Baxter' and published by J. Snow. The original work was produced in 1842, and was used as the frontispiece of Robert Moffat's 'Missionary labours and scenes in Southern Africa' (London, 1846). This is probably one of a series of prints of the picture that were sold to raise funds for the mission.
The modern counterpart of the 'Duka', Kampala, 1952 - 1964
210 x 160 mm. The caption continues: 'Shops with residential flats above in the main street of Kampala.' The shops include a 'Hardware Merchants', a 'Dispensing Chemists' and 'Dealers in toilet preparations, stationery, perfumery, cutlery, hosiery, glassware, toys and fancy goods etc.'