Asia (continent)
Found in 15914 Collections and/or Records:
Haiphong [i.e. Hai Phòng], Song lon [?] Koi [i.e. Song-Koi River], 1890 - 1899
168 x 120 mm. General view looking along the river, with small craft on the banks on either side.
Haiphong [i.e. Hai Phòng], Song lon [?] Koi [i.e. Song-Koi River], 1890 - 1899
168 x 120 mm. General view looking along the river, with small craft on the banks on either side.
Haiphong [i.e. Hai Phòng], Ville et Quai Chinois, 1890 - 1899
169 x 120 mm. View looking along the Song Koi River, with quays in the foreground and the buildings of the town lining the left bank of the river beyond.
Haiphong [i.e. Hai Phòng], Ville et Quai Chinois, 1890 - 1899
169 x 120 mm. View looking along the Song Koi River, with quays in the foreground and the buildings of the town lining the left bank of the river beyond.
Haka Fort, 1889 - 1891
149 x 101 mm. View from the hillside above looking down on the military compound and barracks. Haka was the seat of the chiefs of Chin peoples and consisted of two villages, Kolun and Kotar. Situated in the Southern Chin Hills midway between Minkin and Yokwa, Haka was occupied during the Chin-Luchai Campaign on February 14, 1850, and became the headquarters for operations in the southern part of the Chin country.
[Haka Fort], 1889 - 1891
144 x 103 mm. View looking down on the fort at a slightly later date (than the preceding print) with more buildings erected, and a more substantial earthworks surrounding the compound.
Hakim Nadir, 1908-02
Quarter-plate. Native doctor sitting at his shop and feeling the pulse of a patient in the street of the Hakim, Peshawar.
Hakka women (Chinese gardeners) selling fruit and vegetables to people on the train at Papar, 1909-01
Landscape format.
Hakodate [1890s], 1890 - 1899
270 x 206 mm. View looking over the rooftops of Hakodate towards the harbour.
Hakone, 1870 - 1900
240 x 193 mm. View of a street of small thatched houses in Hakone, 9 miles WSW of Odawara. Photograph probably by Kusakabe Kimbei.
Hakone Lake, 1870 - 1900
269 x 189 mm. View looking towards the lake, with a torii, the freestanding entrance arch to a Buddhist shrine, in the foreground.
Haldibari Station, N.B.S.R., 1885-07-14
254 x 163 mm. View looking along the line at Haldibari, showing where the track has subsided as a result of earthquake damage. See Y3022S/22.
Haldibiri N.B.S. after earthquake, 1885-07-14
Halebid, 1879 - 1888
Captions for the lantern slides are those written on the slides themselves.
Hall - Lallgarh Palace, 1905
Hall of private audience Delhi, 1905-12-12 - 1905-12-16
Hallway of Davies’s quarters at Colvin Taluqdars School, Lucknow, 1902 - 1910
An album, labelled on the spine, containing prints of various sizes. The numbering is sequenced from 1 to 131, but 101 is omitted. 14 of these prints are loose (118-131) , and are kept in a separate envelope in the album. Some of the prints are good quality professional work. Some of the photographs are captioned in ink; in other cases the titles have been derived from duplicate copies in Davies' other Indian album or from other photographs of the same scenes.
Hammering stone for enlargement of church and school room with school tent in background, 1949
155 x 207 mm. glossy print with 56 mm. negative.
Hampi, 1879 - 1888
Captions for the lantern slides are those written on the slides themselves.
Hand sifting a sample of tea, 1880 - 1920
278 x 211 mm. Showing male workers sieving tea on benches.
Handa River, Maibashi, 1870 - 1900
268 x 207 mm. View looking across a bridge of boats stretching across the river.
Handbook for visitors to Delhi, 1899
Handbook of Meywar: guide to its principal objects of interest, 1902
The front of the volume contains a water colour of Jagmandir Palace, Udaipur, and the signature of H.M. Queen Mary. An addenda prepared by the author, dated Nov. 1902, has been appended at the end.
Hangchow city, showing city section of Hangchow hospital, 1930 - 1939
A collection of captioned glass negatives illustrating the CMS's work, many dated 1937.
Hankow, 1880 - 1889
268 x 210 mm. View looking along the Bund at Hankow, with the Yangtze on the right and European commercial premises lining the street on the left. Situated some 420 miles west of Shanghai, Hankow was one of the first inland cities in China to be opened to foreign trade by the Treaty of Tientsin in 1858.