A view showing a European man and workers on land partially cleared and planted out with rubber trees.

A view showing a worker tapping a rubber tree.

A view showing a tea factory perched on thickly vegetated hillside. This slide is a duplicate of another in this box which identifies the actual estate and the location as Matale. Consequently, this one appears to be wrongly captioned: Maskeliya and Matale are situated at almost opposite edges of the central tea-growing area of Ceylon, Maskeliya on the slopes of Adam's Peak in the south and Matale in the north.

A well-focused view showing devil-dancers in wooden masks posed for the camera.

A rather dark view showing PCA and Maude standing outside their bungalow, a small building with corrugated iron roof.

A view showing a man preparing for a swim beside a series of cascades.

A rather blurred slide showing a Sinhalese family standing in front of their small house.

A view looking along a river gorge on the estate.

A view showing a group of estate workers.

A view looking down from a hillside onto a river valley and the estate buildings.

A portrait of HPA standing in a garden.

A view showing HPA and an unidentified woman standing on a tree-shaded garden path.

A view showing HPA standing on a tree-shaded path.

A slightly hazy view looking up towards buildings on a hillside, with thick vegetation in the foreground. There appears to be a mistake in the captioning of this slide: Matale lies well to the north of Kandy while Watagoda lies about twenty miles south.

A view showing PCA inspecting tea plants.

A view showing PCA scouring a channel in a rubber tree.

A view showing PCA and Maude inspecting a rubber tree.

A view showing PCA and (presumably) his wife Maude in their drawing room looking through an album of some sort.

A view showing a bedroom with photographs lining the walls. PCA is presumably the manager of the estate at Watagoda seen in the following slides. Watagoda, at a height of 4400 feet above sea level and situated about 20 miles south of Kandy and close to Nuwara Eliya, lies within the area that produced both tea and rubber.

A view of a bedroom with the ghost-image of PCA sitting on the bed.

A view showing HPA beside a rubber tree.

A view showing HPA beside a rubber tree.

A view showing devil-dancers in wooden masks posed for the camera.

A view showing tea pickers at work on a hillside.

A view showing a man undressing for a swim beside a series of cascades.