Ghana (nation)
Found in 1719 Collections and/or Records:
2. Gold Coast Police Band, 1947 - 1957
160x105mm. Performing in the open air.
157 Puppets and pupils, the school bus, World Health Day, 1965, 1965
Akim Oda?
A Chief answers the Oath of allegiance to the late Asantehene, 1970
90x138mm. Otumfuo Sir Osei Agymen Prempeh II died on May 27th 1970.
A class in the Teacher Training Department, 1945
A class in the Teacher Training Department, 1945
A class in the Teacher Training Department, 1945
A class in the Teacher Training Department, 1945
The typewritten caption on the reverse continues 'with a European Method giving individual instruction to a future teacher'.
A class in the Teacher Training Department, 1945
The typewritten caption on the reverse continues 'with a European Method giving individual instruction to a future teacher'.
A corner of the courtyard, Elmina Castle, Gold Coast, 1924
(PC21).
A corner of the courtyard, Elmina Castle, Gold Coast [i.e. Ghana], 1924
The caption on the reverse reads: 'A Corner of the Courtyard, Elmina Castle, Gold Coast. Elmina, the finest of the old forts on the Gold Coast, was originally constructed by Diego d'Azamboja from materials brought from Portugal in 1482. It was captured by the Dutch in 1637 and eventually ceded to Great Britain in 1872'.
A corner of the Drawing Office, 1945
A corner of the Drawing Office, 1945
A court in the Gold Coast, 1924
(PC1).
A cross-section of Representatives of Universities and other Institutions, 1961-11-25
140 x 105 mm.
A cross-section of Representatives of Universities and other Institutions, 1961-11-25
140 x 105 mm.
A demonstration experiment in the Junior Chemistry Laboratory, 1945
Showing pupils watching a teacher perform an experiment.
A fig tree growing in the leaf base of the palm, where water always collects, 1930 - 1947
85 x 135 mm. The caption continues: 'the fig's roots completely enclose the palm tree's trunk & will ultimately kill it: not uncommon, but probably not photographed. This one was at Enchi, rest house in background.'
A Fulani village, Gold Coast, 1924
(2 copies).
A general view of the kraals at the Department of Animal Health Experimental Livestock Farm near Accra, Gold Coast [i.e. Ghana], 1940 - 1949
The typewritten caption on the reverse reads 'The cows having been fed and milked, they remain in the kraals overnight. After a morning feed of concentrates and milking, the herds proceed to grazing again. The kraals are kept scrupulously clean and all farm yard manure is conserved and returned to the soil after being made into compost in pits'.
A government officer's bungalow, Gold Coast, 1924
A Hausa Chief greets the Governor, Kumasi Durbar, 12 December 1946, 1946-12-12
202x153mm. Showing a Hausa chief bowing to the ground in front of Sir Alan Burns and other colonial officials in an open-sided marquee at Kumasi.
A Housemaster's Bungalow, 1945
A Housemaster's Bungalow, 1945
A housemaster's bungalow attached to one of the Boarding Houses, 1945
Exterior view of the house.
A manganese mine in the Gold Coast, 1924
(PC4).