Uganda (nation)
Found in 1892 Collections and/or Records:
Interior of Government House, 1908 - 1912
88 x 87 mm. A view of a drawing room.
[Interior of Government House, Entebbe], 1908 - 1912
87 x 86 mm. Showing a hallway and staircase in Government House, Entebbe.
[Interior of Government House, Entebbe], 1908 - 1912
88 x 86 mm. A view looking from one drawing room, through an archway flanked by elephant tusks, to a second room furnished with wicker chairs.
[Interior of Government House, Entebbe], 1908
84 x 82 mm. A view looking across a drawing room towards an archway flanked by elephant tusks.
[Interior of Government House, Entebbe], 1908
82 x 84 mm. A view of a drawing room.
[Interior of Makerere library], 1952 - 1964
210 x 160 mm. Showing a long winding staircase above a subject catalogue card index.
Interior of Mtesa’s Tomb near Mengo, Uganda, 1891-01-12
111 x 157 mm. A view looking along the double row of wooden columns leading up to the tomb which is guarded by a wall of upright spears.
Interior of Nabumali Church, pulled down and rebuilt in 1915, 1915
82 x 82 mm. glass slides with brief, undated captions.
Interior of Namirembe Cathedral, 1950 - 1969
128 x 77 mm. glossy print with 77 x 46 mm. negative.
Interior of St. Paul’s Cathedral, Mengo, 1892 - 1914
82 x 82 mm. glass slides with brief, undated captions documenting Arthur Fisher's service as a missionary in Uganda.
Invitation for Governor Sir Andrew Cohen's garden party, 1955-09
155 x 120 mm.
Invitation to the annual ball of the Caledonian Society of Uganda, 1956-07
Album containing photographs of Entebbe and Kampala, colleagues and friends, travels around the country, and of the people of Uganda, including celebrations for the return of Mutesa II, Kabaka of Buganda.
Invitation to the farewell party of Miss Chandler, 1956
Album containing photographs of Entebbe and Kampala, colleagues and friends, travels around the country, and of the people of Uganda, including celebrations for the return of Mutesa II, Kabaka of Buganda.
Ivory being sorted for export at Kampala, 1906 - 1911
140 x 80 mm. Showing three European officials supervising the sorting of elephant tusks at Kampala. At the left of the group stands (Sir) Alexander George Boyle (1827-1943), a Sub-Commissioner and later Acting Governor (1909-1910) after the departure of Sir Henry Hesketh Bell; the central figure standing beaneath an arch of tusks supported by Africans, is unidentified, as is the figure at the right of the photograph.
Ivory from the Congo, 1908 - 1912
88 x 86 mm. Showing rows of elephant tusks laid out on the roadside.
[Ivory from the Congo], 1906 - 1909
80 x 80 mm. Showing rows of elephant tusks laid out on the roadside.
Ivory from the Congo [1907], 1907
Showing rows of elephant tusks laid out in the street of an unidentified village.
J . F. Charpentier de Cossigny, ‘Memoir regarding the East African Coast’, 1955
Published and unpublished works on African history written by Gray, accompanied by research notes from archives and secondary sources.
[Jackson and tent, Gulu Gulu Camp, Nov/Dec 1888], 1888 - 1891
A photograph of Jackson seated in front of a tent at Gulu Gulu. This picture was taken on the same occasion as Y30468K/1.
[Janet and Barron at the Royal Birthday garden party], 1955-10
55 x 50 mm.
Janet, John, Norman & I at the [Royal birthday] garden party, 1955-10
55 x 50 mm.
[Jersey cows], 1952 - 1964
240 x 180 mm. Showing cows in long grass. The caption reads: 'Part of the Jersey milk herd in one of the permanent pastures.'
Jesse Ndahura, Chief Medical Assistant at Ongino Leprosy Settlement, 1957
112 x 154 mm. glossy print with copy and 56 mm. negative. Ndahura received the British Empire Medal in 1957.
Jetty at Sesse Island. People meeting the Commissioner of sleeping sickness, May 1909, 1909-05
107 x 77 mm. Showing a group of Ugandans crowded on the small wooden jetty at Sesse Island. The Sesse Islands, in north west Lake Victoria, was one of the areas most heavily attacked by sleeping sickness, but the inhabitants for some time resisted Sir Henry Hesketh Bell's attempts at evacuation.