Uganda (nation)
Found in 1973 Collections and/or Records:
Presents [1907], 1907
Showing a number of goats tethered among a group of Africans who are seated beneath the thatched roof of a wall-less house. Almost all the chiefs visited by Bell during this tour made large presents of livestock to his party.
Prison building, Entebbe, 1906 - 1911
194 x 142 mm. Showing the newly completed prison buildings with askaris guarding a group of convicts at work on the flowerbeds in front of the building. This is possibly the building mentioned by Hesketh Bell in his memoirs, (Bell 1946).
Private gardens at Entebbe, 1906 - 1911
197 x 137 mm. Aview looking across the recently laid out lawns and flowerbeds of a house in Entebbe (exact location unknown) with other bungalows in the background.
Prizing bark of Mutuba Tree, 1906 - 1911
104 x 137 mm. Showing a Ugandan scraping bark from the mutuba tree. The bark was made into cloth by the process seen in the following plate. Barkcloth clothes which cannot be washed and are easily spoilt by rain, were quickly superseded by calico ('amerikani') with the influx of Europeans in the early years of the century.
Procession of African and European clergy and others with Dr Robinson at Masaka, 1952-10
A church is visible in the background.
[Professional album], 1890 - 1905
An album of professional collodio-chloride photographs showing the construction of the Uganda Railway.
[Professional album], 1890 - 1905
An album of professional collodio-chloride photographs showing the construction of the Uganda Railway.
Professor Kenneth Ingham, now Bristol 2000, 1952 - 1964
160 x 210 mm. Three quarter length portrait of the seated professor. The latter part of this caption refers to K. Ingham being an Emeritus Professor at the University of Bristol.
Programme of Royal Visit to Uganda, 1954
Programmes, guides, journals and one map relating to the Royal Visits to Jamaica, Fiji, New Zealand, Australia, Ceylon, Aden, Uganda, Malta and Gibraltar. There is also a report of Barclays Bank D.C.O. Much of the material relates to the tour of Australia.
Programme of the Caledonian Society of Uganda annual ball, 20 July 1956, 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.
Progress in the Colonies, 1940s-1950s
Publications, 1893 - 1948
Published articles, 1950 - 1970
Offprints, drafts and research notes of articles Gray published in ‘Uganda Journal’, ‘Tanganyika notes and records’ and other periodicals.
Putting up my tent, Usoga [1906], 1906
Showing soldiers of the King's African Rifles erecting Bell's tent.
P.W.D. Blacksmith's shop [Entebbe], 1906 - 1911
200 x 145 mm. Showing a group of Ugandans at work under the supervision of European Public Works Department employee, S. Waite ( - 1944)
P.W.D. Store, 1909, Entebbe, 1909
100 x 75 mm. Showing the Public Works Department store with stacks of wood protected by sheets of corrugated iron piled in the foreground.
P.W.D. Store, 1909, Entebbe, 1909
101 x 76 mm. A similar view to the preceding plate.
P.W.D. Wheelwright's shop [Entebbe], 1906 - 1911
200 x 145 mm. Showing Ugandans making wheels under the supervision of S. Waite.
P.W.D. Workshop, Planing and moulding machine, 1906 - 1911
197 x 145 mm. Showing two Ugandans operating a power driven plane in the Public Works Department workshop.
Pygmy parents and children [historic title], 1892 - 1914
This may be an image of the Twa people of south western Uganda.
[Quarry House - Residential flats for senior members of the staff of the college], 1952 - 1964
210 x 160 mm.
[Quarry House] - Residential flats for senior members of the staff of the college, 1952 - 1964
210 x 160 mm.
[Quarry House - Residential flats for senior members of the staff of the college], 1952 - 1964
210 x 160 mm.
Quartet of warriors on the march, 1892 - 1914
82 x 82 mm. glass slides with brief, undated captions documenting Arthur Fisher's service as a missionary in Uganda.
Queen's Court, The Faculty of Arts, 1952 - 1964
210 x 160 mm.