Tanzania (nation)
Found in 2081 Collections and/or Records:
King’s African Rifles, all in drill shorts and short sleeves, bearing arms and ammunition, during inspection at Fort Neue Langenberg, 1916 - 1918
King’s African Rifles, all in drill shorts and short sleeves, bearing arms and ammunition, during inspection at Fort Neue Langenberg, 1916 - 1918
King’s African Rifles on parade, 1914 - 1918
King’s African Rifles on parade, 1914 - 1918
King’s African Rifles sentry guarding entrance to Fort at Neue Langenberg, with more guards and European officers and civilians behind, 1916 - 1918
King’s African Rifles sentry guarding entrance to Fort at Neue Langenberg, with more guards and European officers and civilians behind, 1916 - 1918
King’s African Rifles soldiers resting along forest road, with a European officer to left lighting a cigarette, 1914 - 1918
King’s African Rifles soldiers resting along forest road, with a European officer to left lighting a cigarette, 1914 - 1918
Kisokwe, German East Africa, 1900 - 1917
120 x 74 mm. African Christian dwelling.
Kitchen, store and other buildings at the C.M.S. Sanatorium, Kiboriani, circa 1905, 1905
159 x 118 mm. View looking across the compound towards the kitchen and stores, a row of long low buildings with lime and sand roofs.
Kizimkaze - [A Zanzibar fish trap maker], 1930 - 1950
210 x 160 mm.
Kongwa, 1912 - 1966
Korogwe Railway Station, 1952 - 1964
150 x 120 mm. View of Suman and two men standing on the platform with a passenger train behind.
Kraal being constructed, (Mvumi??0, 1900s, 1900 - 1917
163 x 119 mm. A note on the reverse reads: ‘Preparing to build a house in Ugogo. The windbreak, of thorns and corn-stalks, is only a temporary shelter. The wicker-work vessels are for storing corn and dhurra or millet. Note the pumpkins also on the ground nearby.' Four copies.
Lake Chala, 1934
The caption reads: 'A crater lake near Taveta, N. Tanganyika'. Lake Chala is actually bordered by both Tanzania and Kenya, and Taveta is in Kenya.
Lake Steamer. Mwanza. L. Victoria Nyanza, 1930
139 x 84 mm.
Lake Victoria from Mwanza, 1934
Lakes Tanganyika and Nyasa Expedition, 1925-02 - 1929-03-29
Diaries and notes written by Christy during his leadership of the British Museum exploring and zoological expedition to Lakes Tanganyika and Nyasa.
Landscapes, 1930 - 1950
Showing images of land-clearing and soil erosion, the Malya Dam and also general landscape and wildlife scenes.
[Landscapes], 1930 - 1950
General views of the landscape, including the Makunduchi caves, the famous ‘pink terraces’ of Zanzibar, sea views, trees and wildlife (deer, stork and lizard), plus one newspaper cutting of 'Mangapwani: one of the many beautiful beaches in Zanzibar.' Only captioned images are listed here.
Large seated group with baskets of kapok, 1916 - 1918
Late Sultan's Summer Palace, Zanzibar, 1900 - 1910
43 x 72 mm. A view looking along a drive towards the domed palace buildings. Exact location unidentified, but not the Chukwani Palace and possibly miscaptioned. Mr Wigglesworth on reverse in pencil.
[Law Courts and Victoria Gardens], 1920 - 1927
62 x 40 mm. The reverse of the photograph is annotated: 'Law Courts on right and (? illegible word) garden'.
Law Courts, Zanzibar, 1920 - 1927
102 x 60 mm. A view from the junction of Yuca Road and Main Street looking towards the domed and crenellated Law Court building designed in the Saracenic style by J.H. Sinclair who also designed the British Residency.
Laying the foundation stone of the Sultan’s new bungalow at Chwaka, April 22 1900, 1900-04-22
255 x 207 mm. A view showing a group of Arabs and Swahilis gathered around the foundation stone while Joseph Thomas Last (c. 1849-1933), Commissioner for Slavery in Zanzibar 1897-1905, reads the opening address. The figure facing Last across the foundation stone is probably the Liwali of Chwaka. Photograph by J.B. Coutinho. See also Y30468D/86. The ceremonies are reported in detail in The ‘Zanzibar Gazette’ for April 25 1900.