Africa (continent)
Found in 20095 Collections and/or Records:
Ugogo Plain showing Baobab trees, circa 1902, 1902
151 x 58 mm.
Ugogo Plain showing Baobab trees, circa 1902, 1902
103 x 78 mm.
Ugogo Plains, Bugiri, 1909, 1909
102 x 75 mm. View looking across the plain from Bugiri.
Ugogo Plains, Bugiri, 1909, 1909
102 x 75 mm. View looking across the plain from Bugiri.
Ugogo Plains, Bugiri, 1909, 1909
102 x 75 mm. View looking across the plain from Bugiri.
Ugogo Plains, Bugiri, 1909, 1909
102 x 75 mm. View looking across the plain from Bugiri.
Ugogo Plains, Bugiri, 1909, 1909
102 x 75 mm. View looking across the plain from Bugiri.
Ugogo Plains, Bugiri, 1909, 1909
102 x 75 mm. View looking across the plain from Bugiri.
Uitenhage, Eastern Province, 1888
191 x 126 mm. A general view of the town of Uitenhage, situated on the Zwartkops River about twenty miles from Port Elizabeth.
Uitenhage, Town Hall and Dutch Church, 1900 - 1910
196 x 145 mm. A view looking along a tree-lined avenue in Uitenhage with the towers of the Town Hall and the Dutch Church on the far side of the street.
U.K. Foreign Secretary Sir Alec Douglas-Home shakes hands with Ian Smith after signing a settlement agreement in Salisbury [Harare], 1971-11-24
Photograph by U.P.I. U.K. Ltd.
U.K. Prime Minister Harold Wilson with journalists on arrival at Lagos, Nigeria, in January 1966 for the Commonwealth conference called to discuss the Rhodesian crisis, 1966-01
Collection of black and white press agency and official photographs (including 5 duplicates) relating to developments during 1965-80, from the time of Rhodesia's unilateral declaration of Independence (UDI) until the emergence of the republic of Zimbabwe. Many were collected to illustrate articles in 'Commonwealth in Focus', and some were reproduced in the 'Commonwealth in Focus' exhibition 1982. The captions have been used as titles and have been recorded as found.
U.K. Secretary of State for Commonwealth Relations Arthur Bottomley with Joshua Nkomo at Hippo Valley, southern Rhodesia, after talks on Rhodesia's constitutional problems, 1965-03
Collection of black and white press agency and official photographs (including 5 duplicates) relating to developments during 1965-80, from the time of Rhodesia's unilateral declaration of Independence (UDI) until the emergence of the republic of Zimbabwe. Many were collected to illustrate articles in 'Commonwealth in Focus', and some were reproduced in the 'Commonwealth in Focus' exhibition 1982. The captions have been used as titles and have been recorded as found.
Ulco, 1969-01
[Limestone mine, N. Cape].
Ulco : after the blast, 1969-01
Ulco : after the blast, 1969-01
Ulco before blast, 1969-01
Ulco : blast, 1969-01
Ulco : blast, 1969-01
Umana village. Co-operative Shop, 1940 - 1949
A single storey stone building with corrugated-iron roof. The printed caption on the reverse reads 'Note - shop boy's quarters at back'. A pencilled annotation on the reverse reads 'Umana Village. Co-op shop. This was originally a copy of Ojwoka shop (see 8) but was built 4 feet longer than the Ojwoka one. Then Obwofia built theirs (see 17) with shop-boys quarters attached. So as an afterthought Umana added shop boy's quarters at back - easily distinguishable in photograph'.
Umbilo Falls near Durban, 1888
192 x 124 mm. Showing the cascades of the Umbilo Falls.
U.M.C.A. and Anglican Cathedral, 1900 - 1910
201 x 152 mm. A view looking across the garden of the old Headquarters of the Universities Mission to Central Africa towards the Anglican Cathedral Church of Christ. Built under the supervision of Bishop Steere (Bishop of Zanzibar 1874-1882), the cathedral stands on the site of the last market for enslaved persons in Zanzibar and was completed in 1879.
U.M.C.A. Zanzibar. East and West, 1910
81 x 107 mm. A view showing a nun walking along a road near the Universities Mission to Central Africa buildings with the spire of the Anglican Cathedral in the background.
Umgeni Falls, Howick, Natal [i.e. KwaZulu-Natal], 1879 - 1880
137 x 198 mm. Showing the 365 foot Howick Falls on the Mgeni River fifteen miles from Pietermaritzburg. The photographer is probably Caney.
Umgeni [i.e. Mgeni], Natal [i.e. KwaZulu-Natal], 1880 - 1889
212 x 163 mm. A view looking down on the village and the bridge crossing the Mgeni River. The photograph has been mounted upside down on the page.