Uganda (nation)
Found in 1973 Collections and/or Records:
A Sitwell unit at Fort Gerry, 1895 - 1898
217 x 162 mm.
A typical Bohra hardware shop in Kampala, 1952 - 1964
210 x 160 mm.
A typical Karamojan headdress, as worn by the older men, 1935 - 1936
The caption at the top of the album page continues: 'The chignon is the same style as the Labwor, but attached to this is a curved hoop - very springy, made from rib bones of buck. These are carefully tapered and bound tightly with leather. A large bauble of ostrich feathers is fixed to the free end of the hoop which is kept in position by string'.
A typical Karamojan headdress, as worn by the older men, 1935 - 1936
The caption at the top of the album page continues: 'The chignon is the same style as the Labwor, but attached to this is a curved hoop - very springy, made from rib bones of buck. These are carefully tapered and bound tightly with leather. A large bauble of ostrich feathers is fixed to the free end of the hoop which is kept in position by string'.
A Uganda peasant's hut, 1906 - 1909
Showing a circular thatched hut set in a clearing of a banana plantation, with two piles of harvested bananas in the foreground.
A well layed out native tobacco plot, showing ridging to prevent soil erosion, 1945
A women's farming cooperation near Masaka in Uganda, 1952 - 1964
210 x 160 mm. The caption continues: 'Most of these women own coffee and banana plantations and through the teaching of their cooperative apply improved methods.'
A young Karamojong girl at Kopoth, 1935 - 1936
The caption below the photograph continues: 'The Owele worn by the Karamojong girls is longer and narrower than those worn by the Labwor, and the links are slightly larger and thinner. She has a heavy metal girdle; and dangling down one thigh a bunch of soda water sparklets, which are well polished with constant swinging against an oily leg. The metal trimming to her leather skirt can just be seen between her legs'.
A young Labwor girl at Keru in the Labwor Mountains, with rather Mongolian features, 1935 - 1936
The caption on the album page continues: 'Her hair is matted with black oil, and small plates of white metal are attached for ornamentation. (The Jolloff girls - a tribe in Gambia and Senegal have a similar headdressing.) A lip plug of metal (Egidur) is worn both by the men and women'.
A young Labwor girl at Keru in the Labwor Mountains, with rather Mongolian features, 1935 - 1936
The caption on the album page continues: 'Her hair is matted with black oil, and small plates of white metal are attached for ornamentation. (The Jolloff girls - a tribe in Gambia and Senegal have a similar headdressing.) A lip plug of metal (Egidur) is worn both by the men and women'.
A.C. Barnes collection on East Africa, Nigeria, and Fiji, 1914-1933
Account of the return of the Kabaka to Uganda, 1986
A copy of a letter written by Sir Ronald Bennett to his mother, 19 October 1955, describing in detail the ceremonies and celebrations for the return of the Kabaka of Buganda.
Acholi country, Gulu: Bishop Balya, the Rural Dean of Hoima and Archdeacon L.G. Mey by the tree under which the first Acholi Christians were confirmed by Bishop Willis, 1959
135 x 79 mm. glossy print.
Acholi country, Upper Nile Diocese, 1959: Bishop Balya from Toro with the Rural Dean of Hoima by the tree under which the first Acholi Christians were confirmed, 1959
136 x 79 mm. glossy print.
Acholi girls, 1934
A full-length portrait of two women.
Acholi trumpeters [1906?], 1906
Showing two Acholi men playing long (?wooden) trumpets.
Acholi war-dance [1906?], 1906
Blurred view showing two Acholi warriors dancing with brandished spears.
Acholi warriors [1906?], 1906
Showing two Acholi warriors in mock battle.
[Acholi water girls], 1934
he caption reads: 'A water girl and her little sister went for an evening walk with us at Rom'.
Acholi water girls at Rom, 1934
[Acholi water girls at Rom], 1934
Acholi women making music by rubbing calabashes up and down a pole, 1934
The caption continues: 'At Agoro. (Uganda) - Southern Imatong mts'.
Acholi women making music by rubbing calabashes up and down a pole, 1934
The caption continues: 'At Agoro. (Uganda) - Southern Imatong mts'. Another caption reads: 'Note the checked design on the leather skirt and the leather [illegible word]'.
Acholi youth, N. Province, 1906 - 1911
77 x 102 mm. A full length profile study of an Acholi wearing metal armbands and a distinctive headdress. The Acholi are a Nilotic people inhabiting northern Uganda.
Admin. Staff, Mulago Hospital, 1956-07
235 x 185 mm.