156 x 113 mm. glossy print with matt copy.

87 x 69 mm. Showing an African orderly holding a buffalo calf and one of Bell's pet lion cubs on leashes.

100 x 70 mm. One of several prints. Showing the body of animals lying where they were shot

151 x 205 mm. The picture shows the two Buganda Lukiko delegations with the Secretary of State for the Colonies (Mr. Alan Lennox-Boyd) at their final meeting with him at the Colonial Office, when an agreed communiqué on the results of discussion and the agreed texts of the new draft agreements for Buganda were initialled.

151 x 206 mm. The picture shows left to right: - Mr. L. Mpagi and Mr. M. Kintu during the final meeting between the two Buganda Lukiko delegations and the Secretary of State for the Colonies (Mr. Alan Lennox – Boyd) at the Colonial Office on Wednesday afternoon (July 20, 1955) when an agreed communiqué on the results of his discussion with them and the agreed texts of the new draft agreements for Buganda were initialled.

82 x 82 mm. glass slides with brief, undated captions documenting Arthur Fisher's service as a missionary in Uganda.

82 x 82 mm. glass slides with brief, undated captions documenting Arthur Fisher's service as a missionary in Uganda.

106 x 81 mm. Slightly blurred. View of unidentified thatched houses, tentatively identified as Bugiri.

99 x75 mm. View of an unidentified thatched building, with a European woman standing in the foreground.

139 x 185 mm. View from a neighbouring hillside looking down on the mission station at Bugiri.

139 x 185 mm. View from a neighbouring hillside looking down on the mission station at Bugiri.

103 x 79 mm. Showing the first Mission House. An additional note on the reverse reads: 'As the thatch roof harboured snakes and venomous insects corrugated iron roofs were subsequently introduced'.

103 x 79 mm. Showing the first Mission House. An additional note on the reverse reads: 'As the thatch roof harboured snakes and venomous insects corrugated iron roofs were subsequently introduced'.

151 x 112 mm (irregularly cropped). Showing the first Mission House with a group standing near the verandah. These are identified as: Mrs Westgate (standing beside pram), two 'nurse girls' and Coriolanus the dog.

106 x 81 mm. Although dated about 1908, this appears to be a slightly later view than the other pictures of the Mission House, since the building has been whitewashed, the thatch of the roof is in better order and the garden has been cleared and laid out.

126 x 76 mm. General view of the mission house, a single storey stone and mortar building with a thatched roof.

103 x 78 mm. Showing the partially constructed sternwheeler on dry land at Kakindu

160 x 114 mm. Showing the partially built steamer on dry land at Butiaba with uniformed Ugandan crewmen and a few Europeans grouped in front of the vessel. The figure at the left is possibly D.L. Baines ( - 1955), Uganda Administration, but other figures are unidentified.

110 x 90 mm. Showing a Bukeddi man seated on the wooden steps leading up to his small hut. The photograph was used as the inspiration for a double page drawing in The Illustrated London News of September 25 1909. The text, quoting Bell, explains how the young men of the village are shut in their huts at night and the ladders removed to prevent them roaming.

112 x 95 mm. Showing a Bukedi man standing in front of a circular hut, its roof composed of layered tiers of grass.

157 x 104 mm. glossy print.

A collection of captioned glass negatives illustrating the CMS's work, many dated 1937.

Showing Frank Burton repairing his bicycle beside the road. Several sections of the 1907 tour were completed on bicycle by Bell and Burton ('25th January. The road from the frontier to Mbarara was in excellent order and we were able to cycle almost the whole way ...', Bell (1946), page 151).

154 x 114 mm. glossy print with 150 x 176 mm. cropped copy.