Kenya (nation)
Found in 1441 Collections and/or Records:
The Joy of Being Free , 1955 - 1985
Nine unpublished manuscripts written by the Kenyan journalist Henry Muoria.
The Kenya police are mobile, 1940 - 1949
Showing a platoon of the Kenya Police standing to attention beside their camels. The typewritten caption on the reverse reads 'In this desert country camels as well as lorries are used to patrol the country and pursue raiders'.
[The Lamu Archipelago], 1934
A view from the rear of a boat showing the front with two men looking out over the water.
The Law Courts and Jail, Mombasa
80 x 57 mm. General view of the Law Courts, with the Jail in the background.
The little house maid, Mission House, Frere Town (mosquito net), 1900-02-20
The maid stands next to a mosquito net,
The Liwali of Lamu, 1890 - 1904
118 x 166 mm. A full length portrait showing the Liwali of Lamu standing on the balcony of his waterfront house. A stout man, the Liwali is wearing full regalia and carries a sword and dagger. Abdalllah bin Hemed Al-bu-Seyyid was Liwali from 1885-1904.
The manure is bought by the L.N.C. agent at the rate of 5 cents per debble the quainty[sic] measured by a four gallon petrol tin, 1940 - 1949
The manure is dumped by the fields ready for spreading, 1940 - 1949
The Mau Plateau - near Timboroa, 1928
139 x 50 mm.
[The Mau Plateau - near Timboroa], 1928
139 x 86 mm.
The Mau Plateau - near Timboroa (8500 feet), 1928
139 x 83 mm.
The men [wear] nothing at all, 1934
A full-length photograph of a Turkana man. The caption continues: 'But a spear and headrest or stool are always carried'.
The Midday sun at Garba Tulla [i.e. Garba Tula], 1940 - 1949
Showing a settlement of huts at Garba Tulla.
The Mighty Fighting Tribesman, 1955 - 1985
Nine unpublished manuscripts written by the Kenyan journalist Henry Muoria.
The Minara. Shella [?Shela], 1934
A view showing a single-storey stone building with a bullet-shaped tower by the shore. In the background, more land can be seen.
The Mosque and Fort, 1934
A view showing a fortified building through surrounded by palm trees and other vegetation.
The Mosque and Fort, 1934
A view showing a man standing on a wall. He appears to be drawing water from a well.
The Mosque and Fort, 1934
A view showing part of the white-walled buildings. A man can be seen standing on a wall and he appears to be drawing water from a well.
The most humorous Toto I have ever seen (the little one), 1934
40 x 65 mm.
The other end of trench; boys hauling the rock with a rope, 1934-10
65 x 40 mm.
The 'Outspan' Nyeri, 1939 - 1941
125 x 95 mm.
The pack donkey is a method of transportation which is slowly gaining favour amongst the progressive Kikuyu, 1940 - 1949
Showing pack donkeys loaded with sacks of manure.
The pack donkey is a method of transportation which is slowly gaining favour amongst the progressive Kikuyu, 1940 - 1949
Showing pack donkeys loaded with sacks of manure.
'The Peregrinations of T.D. Simon', Vol. 2, 1935 - 1956
Contains photographs relating to:
1. Naivasha, Longonot, Osirian, Gilgil, Nanyuki, Mombasa.
2. S.S. ‘Watussi’, London-Mombasa, Oct 1935.
3. M.V. ‘Bloemfontein Castle’; S.S ‘Mantola’, 1950.
4. Vickers Vimy and Fairey III D aircraft, Nairobi, 1930’s.
5. Villagisation, post Mau Mau, Kikuyu, mid 1950’s.
'The Peregrinations of T.D. Simon', Vol. 3, 1930 - 1958
The album illustrates disconnected travels and events during Thomas Simon's first thirty years in Kenya, ending up with his move from Kikuyu to Eldoret in 1955, and the Charter Day celebrations there in 1960. Also included is a return trip to the Victoria Falls, one to the Nagel Dam in Natal, and road trips in Europe in 1958 (included is a typed list of the itinerary: U.K. to Trieste)