Sri Lanka (nation)
Found in 1243 Collections and/or Records:
Para rubber trees, Paradeniya, 1907
Quarter-plate.
Part of temple, 1886
275x215mm.
[Path through trees], 1908 - 1914
A very dark view showing an unidentified man standing on a shady path. Location unknown, probably Sri Lanka.
[Path to the summit Sigirya], 1870 - 1871
242 x 213 mm. Showing a section of the walled pathway which at one time spiralled to the top of the rock. Photograph probably by Joseph Lawton.
Patna Country, 1907
Quarter-plate. East of Newara Eliya, and cattle.
Patna Country, 1907
Quarter-plate. East of Newara Eliya, and cattle.
Patna Country, 1907
Quarter-plate. East of Newara Eliya, and cattle.
[Pavilion Gardens] Newera Eliya, 15 year old eucalyptus G. tree [1890], 1890
154 x 111 mm.
Pavilion Gardens, Newera Eliya. Wellingtonia and cedars [1890], 1890
153 x 111 mm.
Peace celebration at Richmond Castle, 1919
277 x 215 mm. Group photograph with his Excellency Brigadier-General Sir William Manning, K.C.M.G., K.B.E., C.B., Governor of Ceylon, as central figure who delivered a gracious message to the peasants assembled in their thousands to celebrate the signing of the peace treaty.
Peradenia Railway Bridge, 1867
167 x 99 mm. Similar to Y303A/32, but taken from a more distant viewpoint.
Peradeniya. Giant bamboos, 1907
Half-plate. Part of a clump of giant bamboos in the Government Gardens at Peredeniya showing both sides of the river - on opposite shore are the experiments grounds(Fisher). [The first Botanic Gardens in Ceylon were established at Slave Island and later moved to Kalutara. They were transferred to their present location in 1813. The photograph shows the giant bamboos on the banks of the Mahawelia Ganga, introduced into the gardens in 1858].
Peradeniya, Kandy, 1907
Quarter-plate. Outside a shop in road.
Peradinya Gardens Candy [Kandy], 1907
Personal account of Sir John Bagnall of his escape from Singapore, 2007
This is a condensed version of the narrative held at 367/1, which has been edited by Jean Benitz (6 sheets).
Pettah, Colombo, 1890 - 1899
275 x 211 mm. View of Main Street, Pettah, with pedestrians, bullock carts and street traders in the roadway. On the right a small part of the Town Hall can be seen. On the left are the premises of W.D. Carolis; see Arnold Wright, ‘Twentieth century impressions of Ceylon’ (London, 1907) pp. 482-484. Photographer unknown, probably W.L.H. Skeen & Co.
Photograph collection of John Abercromby Alexander
Photographs of Ceylon
Framed photographs (frames 400 x 500 mm, photographs within mounts 230 x 280 mm). 2-7, 9 are marked as by the notable Colombo photographers 'Skeen and Co'; the others are not marked with any photographer's name. The captions are taken from those written on the mounts.
Photographs of Ceylon, 1960s
Prints of various sizes, with typewritten captions pasted on the reverse.
Photographs of Ceylon [i.e. Sri Lanka], (?)1950s
A collection of prints mounted on card, measuring approximately 245 x 175 mm, with typewritten captions pasted onto the mounts. Photographer unknown.
Photographs of India
Photographs of North Africa and Asia
A large album of albumen prints. The prints are of various sizes and by various photographers. The compiler of the album is not known. Captions have been used as titles and have been recorded as found. Titles composed by the cataloguer are enclosed in square brackets.
Photographs of Thailand, 1930 - 1931
1-3 Bangkok
4-6 Wat Arun
7-12 Wat Pho
13 Wat Chet Yot
14 temple wall, Chiang Mai
15-16 Singora
17 rest house, Hat Yai
18-23 working elephants
24 waterfall
25 Bras Manao Island
29-30 Ceylon
31 Canadian Pacific Railway train
A small number of unidentified photographs from the entire Le Fleming collection are filed at the end of the box.
Picking out discoloured and damaged beans, 1880 - 1920
279 x 211 mm. Showing a group of female workers seated on the ground sorting beans, with sacks of cocoa labelled ‘North Matale’ in the background.
Picking over coffee, 1880, 1880
203 x 137 mm. General view of the interior of a coffee factory, with women seated in rows picking out damaged beans from 1 cwt. Bags. With a photograph of the Burns Monument pasted on the reverse.