Kenya (nation)
Found in 1502 Collections and/or Records:
Participants visiting Naivasha Dairy School, 1933 - 1964
110 x 75 mm.
Party returning from Store with a Months pay for No. VII Coy. Mumias 1899, 1899
Passage in the British Residency, Lamu, 1905
199 x 147 mm. A view showing a passageway lined with spears and war drums in the British Residency at Lamu, now the Lamu Museum. Another copy of this photograph can be found at Y30468F/5.
Patients at a C.M.S. [i.e. Church Missionary Society] Hospital preparing food. East Africa [i.e. Kenya], 1900 - 1939
Miscellaneous monochrome postcards issued by various publishers, largely unknown.
Patients at Rabai Hospital, 1900 - 1920
240 x 184 mm. glossy print.
Patients of the post-natal clinic wait their turn to see Miss Smith, 1940 - 1949
Showing patients queuing on the verandah of the clinic.
Peggy, and a curious menagerie collected near Limuru, 1934
Showing Peggy and four people of an unknown ethnic group.
‘Percy Anderson’ at Kilindini [Mombasa], 1896, 1977
201 x 142 mm. Showing the steam tug resting on sand at low tide, with the old water condensers and a flour mill in the background. It was named after the first Chairman of the Uganda Railway Committee, and was the first steam tug in looking, arriving in 1895. After 1903, when construction work in the harbour had eased off, the boat was dismantled and taken to Lake Victoria, where it saw service until 1967, when it was scrapped after 72 years’ service.
Personal Papers, 1941 - 1954
Personal papers, photographs, books and news cuttings relating to the Dobinsons' work and travel in England and East Africa.
Personal Papers, 1941 - 1954
Personal papers including Phyllis Dobinson’s British Red Cross Society Certificate; her membership card for the Oxford Telephone Area Sports and Social Club; letters from Crown Agents to the Colonies regarding her travel to Kenya; blank notepaper headed ‘Dunnottar Castle’; medical records; letter from British East Africa Corporation regarding Phyllis Dobinson’s employment; motorcar receipts; and pension plans.
Personal Papers, 1941 - 1954
Photographic diaries of Thomas Donald ('Don') Simon
A collection of nine photographic diaries compiled by Thomas Donald Simon, measuring approximately 220 x 155 mm, with photographs as separate pages measuring generally 205 x 145 mm. The diary entries are typed, and each entry is accompanied by a number of photographs, presumably all taken by Thomas Donald Simon himself.
Photographs, 1952 - 1964
Copies of photographs illustrating Satwant Singh Suman's service in the East African Railways. The captions have been used as titles and have been recorded as found.
Photographs of Kenya
A collection consisting of one cibachrome print, one 130 x 100 mm colour transparency, one 130 x 100 mm colour negative and twelve 130 x 100 mm monochrome copy negatives. The originals of these photographs were part of the collection of Sir Edward William Macleay Grigg (1879-1955), 1st Baron Altrincham and Governor of Kenya 1925-31. They were loaned by John Grigg in August 1985, when these copies were made by John Falconer.
Photographs of Kenya, 1934 - 1936
An album containing images illustrating Benson's prospecting work, complementing his letters in RCMS 364/1/3. His captions have been reproduced.
Photographs of Kenya, c 1905-10
A collection of loose snapshots of various sizes with pencilled captions on the reverse. The photographs show scenes in a settler's life in the young colony. Bromhead joined in 1912 and died in Australia in 1944.
Picking coffee, 1933 - 1950
160 x 210 mm. Showing a senior agricultural instructor examining plants in a cooperative coffee nursery at Chogoria, Kenya.
[Picking crops], 1933 - 1950
155 x 110 mm. Showing women working in a small crop field.
"Pincher". Col. Sergt. Ellison's Dog, Mumias 1899, 1899
"Pincher". Col. Sergt. Ellison's Dog, Mumias 1899, 1899
"Pincher", Mumias 1899, 1899
Plate laying gangs shifting camp, 1900
201 x 159 mm. A duplicate of Y30468I/24. This print is in better condition.
Police contingent at Frere Town CMS Mission, 1880s, 1977
204 x 128 mm. A blurred print showing a contingent of police commanded by Captain Michael Dowman in a clearing with a group of Africans (probably formerly enslaved persons working at the mission) on the right. It is assumed that Michael Dowman is the husband of Harriet Dowman, an African Christian mentioned in W.S. Price, ‘My third campaign in East Africa’ (1890), p. 85.
Poor Masai woman who offered smoked milk, shook hands warmly, 1900-03-08
'An attempt to show how they disfigure their ears by fastening in too heavy rings.'
Port Alice, c. 1890-1906, 1977
202 x 135 mm. View looking along the shore at Port Alice (Bukerobe Island) situated in Lake Victoria east of Bukoba. The jetty, compound and houses of the Deutsch-Ostafrika Gesellschaft are in the background. Photograph by Benjamin Whitehouse.