Ghana (nation)
Found in 1663 Collections and/or Records:
Chief going to market, 1939
Stored in negative album envelope number '26'.
Chiefs Aborloo and Amagashi to Glover, 1873-11-10
This collection is composed of archives relating to Glover’s government of Lagos and the Volta campaign during the Second Anglo-Asante War.
Child pounding leaves for soup, 1939
Stored in negative album envelope number '52'.
Children, Keta, 1939
The negative envelope is numbered '3'.
Children, Keta, 1939
The negative envelope is numbered '3'.
C.H.N. School, 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.
[C.H.N. School, 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.
Christian Eye Ministry/Smedley Hospital at Abesim, 1991 - 1997
A photograph album measuring 145 x 105 mm, containing 32 colour photographs, 125 x 85 mm in size, featuring the Christian Eye Ministry/Smedley Hospital at Abesim. The prints are not captioned, but document the hospital’s buildings, staff, equipment, work and patients.
Christiansborg, 1950 - 1969
View of archway with monogram and date 1790 over it.
Christiansborg, 1950 - 1969
65 x 110 mm. Distant view of the chapel (which survived the earthquake) with monogram and date 1791 over the doorway, framed by tree and another building.
Christiansborg, 1950 - 1969
View of the south block and windows of ballroom.
Christiansborg, 1950 - 1969
65 x 110 mm. Balconies of south block, which became Government House.
Christiansborg, 1950 - 1969
165 x 110 mm. Visitors to Christiansborg Castle. In the foreground is the Secretary to Sir Gordon Hadow, Deputy Governor of the Gold Coast, 1954-1957.
Christiansborg Castle, 1945
245 x 190 mm. Built by the Danes in 1661 and acquired by the British in 1850, it was the residence of the governor before the Gold Coast became independent as Ghana in 1957.
Christiansborg Castle, 1945
187 x 240 mm. Built by the Danes in 1661 and acquired by the British in 1850, it was the residence of the governor before the Gold Coast became independent as Ghana in 1957.
Christiansborg Castle, 1945
245 x 150 mm. Built by the Danes in 1661 and acquired by the British in 1850, it was the residence of the governor before the Gold Coast became independent as Ghana in 1957.
Christiansborg Castle, Accra, 1946-12 - 1947-01
The slides are 25 x 25 mm. Y3011KKK(GS)1-12 are boxed with Y3011WW Eastham. The remainder are in three separate slide boxes.
Christiansborg Castle, Accra, court, 1946-12 - 1947-01
The slides are 25 x 25 mm. Y3011KKK(GS)1-12 are boxed with Y3011WW Eastham. The remainder are in three separate slide boxes.
Christiansborg Castle, Accra, Sir W.H. Fyfe, 1946-12 - 1947-01
The slides are 25 x 25 mm. Y3011KKK(GS)1-12 are boxed with Y3011WW Eastham. The remainder are in three separate slide boxes.
Christiansborg Castle, Accra, the old tower and chapel, 1946-12 - 1947-01
The slides are 25 x 25 mm. Y3011KKK(GS)1-12 are boxed with Y3011WW Eastham. The remainder are in three separate slide boxes.
Christiansborg Castle by moonlight, Gold Coast, 1924
(PC13).
Christiansborg Castle by moonlight, Gold Coast [i.e. Ghana], 1924
Christiansborg Castle, Gold Coast [i.e. Ghana], the residence of the governor., 1924
The caption on the reverse reads: 'Christiansborg Castle. This castle was built by the Portuguese in 1643 and occupied by the Swedes in 1645; acquired by the British in 1850; now the residence of the Governor'.