Kenya (nation)
Found in 1502 Collections and/or Records:
[Racecourse at Kenya], 1928
77 x 52 mm. An area of open land with lines of fencing, possibly a racecourse.
RAF Eldoret: self and Bob Edwards, station master's house, Solai Station, court house, Eric Emerton, BOA Headquarters, 1943
Photographs are numbered from left to right in vertical columns.
Railway Point, Kipevu, 1896, 1977
156 x 109 mm. A view from the Central Africa Railway Base Depot looking across the harbour channel towards the north western tip of Mombasa Island. The Central African line, running seven miles north west of Mombasa on a 2 foot gauge, was shelved when it was realised that a more substantial line (the Uganda Railway) would be necessary.
Ravine Camp, 1900-03-10
'How she carried the bottle, balanced on her head from Railhead for miles and miles. The damsel, a Uganda girl (Zenabu) was very unwilling to act as model, tho' bribed with sweets. The gourd in her hand is what all the porters carry water in on the march. The bottle is corked with leaves.'
Raw Suk grading potatoes before storing, 1940 - 1949
Raw Suk helping the Native Agricultural Instructor measure out contour ridges using a line level, 1940 - 1949
Ray Scholes, 1934
Showing Ray Scholes with two horses on a farm near Naivasha, Kenya.
[Ray Scholes], 1934
Showing Ray Scholes sitting by a river smoking a pipe. Near Naivasha, Kenya.
Reclining couch, British Residency, Lamu, 1890 - 1905
150 x 209 mm. A duplicate print of Y30468D/53.
Reclining couch British Residency, Lamu, 1905
153 x 204 mm. A closer view of the couch, shaped like a small four poster bed, in the Lamu Residency. The head of the couch is a beautifully and intricately carved piece of work featuring human figures and decorative arabesques of vegetation. Another copy of this print can be found at Y30468A/37.
Rehabilitation camp at Mwea: Padre Nelson conducting service, 1960 - 1969
156 x 118 mm. glossy print.
Removing fallen tree, 1900
199 x 146 mm. View of the roots of a large baobab tree, with labourers waiting to haul at the ropes which have been attached to the base.
Research notes, 1950 - 1970
This section includes copies of articles and notes that Gray assembled when researching his histories.
Return of Small Pox Patients. Mumias 1899, 1899
Rev. Alan Page taking class in the Bible School, Weithaga, 1967
79 x 80 mm. glossy print with two enlargements and 56 mm. negative.
Rev. A.R. Pittway bidding farewell to an evangelist, 1948
157 x 109 mm. glossy print and 35 mm. negative.
Rev. Daniel Mweri, Rural Dean of Kilifi, 1963
125 x 110 mm. glossy print with 67 x 48 mm. negative.
Rev. F.J. Bedford and the Rev. E. Gacanja leaving the plane in Nairobi, 1952
128 x 80 mm. matt print.
Rev. F.J. Bedford and the Rev. E. Gacanja with Bible on the plane from Nairobi to Entebbe, 1952
80 x 128 mm. matt print.
Rev. F.J. Bedford of the BFBS hands the Bible to Canon H.J. Butcher in St. Stephen’s Church, Nairobi, 1952
154 x 110 mm. matt print.
Rev. J. Ridout teaching class at St. Paul’s United Theological College, 1967
103 x 105 mm. glossy print with 56 mm. negative.
Rev. J.V. Taylor with Rev. Jonathan Kituri, the first Taita to be ordained, and Mrs Kituri, 1961
152 x 107 mm. matt print.
Reverend Streeter’s House, Frere Town, c. 1878-81, 1977
205 x 125 mm. View of John Radford Streeter (c. 1847-?) standing in front of a corrugated iron and thatch house. He was a CMS lay missionary appointed Lay Superintendant in 1878. He is generally remembered for the brutality of his treatment of Africans under his charge and for his attempt to extend the mission’s influence over subjects of the Wali of Mombasa, which drew a rebuke from Sir John Kirk.
Ribera: new housing, 1967
79 x 80 mm. glossy print and 56 mm. negative.