Scope and Contents 162 x 118 mm. Showing the askaris on parade in front of the stockade at Kiboriani, with Hauptmann von Hirsch in front of the group. A note accompanying the print reads: 'Captain von Hirsch at Kiboriani at the time of the Maji-Maji Rebellion. He was the Commanding Officer at Fort Mpapua. He defended the C.M.S. missionaries at Kiboriani. With Captain Nigmann ?Niemann he started out for the relief of Captain Hassel who was surrounded by 10,000 rebels at Fort Mahenge with all his ammunition...

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161 x 118 mm. As captioned.

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60 x 78 mm. Head and shoulders full-face portrait of Andreya (Andrew) Mwaka 'since ordained and the first Mgogo to receive this honour. Later appointed Canon of the Cathedral of the Holy Spirit, Dodoma, Diocese of Central Tanganyika'.

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60 x 78 mm. Head and shoulders full-face portrait of Andreya (Andrew) Mwaka 'since ordained and the first Mgogo to receive this honour. Later appointed Canon of the Cathedral of the Holy Spirit, Dodoma, Diocese of Central Tanganyika'.

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87 x 87 mm (circular print). View of the bell tower, identical in design to the one at Bugiri.

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78 x 56 mm. Portrait of Mtoro standing outside his hut.

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78 x 56 mm. Portrait of Mtoro standing outside his hut.

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106 x 82 mm. General view of the church at Kiboriani, a long single storey building with a shallow pitched roof of lime and sand, without tower or steeple. It was built by T.B.R. Westgate in 1906. When the Germans used Kiboriani as an internment camp in the First World War the church was used as a kitchen.

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106 x 82 mm. General view of the church at Kiboriani, a long single storey building with a shallow pitched roof of lime and sand, without tower or steeple. It was built by T.B.R. Westgate in 1906. When the Germans used Kiboriani as an internment camp in the First World War the church was used as a kitchen.

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103 x 75 mm. Group portrait of missionary men and women posed on the verandah steps of an unidentified house. Identified on the reverse are: T.B.R. Westgate, Mr Verbi, Mr Reece, Bishop Peel, Mr Briggs, Rev. E. Doulton, Rev. Deeks, Rev. George Wright, Rev. S. King, Mrs King, Mrs Doulton, Katie Miller, (?)Agneta Peel, Mrs Pickthall, Bertha Attlee.

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163 x 118 mm. Group portrait. Identified on the reverse are: (back row) T.B.R. Westgate, Agneta Peel, Mrs Pickthall, Mrs Doulton, Miss Ackerman, Mr J.H. Briggs; (front row) Rev. H. Cole, Mrs Cole (? and Norah), Bishop W.G. Peel, Mrs Peel, Mrs Deekes, Mr D. Deekes, Dr E.J. Baxter.

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157 x 112 mm. Group portrait of missionary men and women, presumably posed while on a picnic or other outing. Figures identified on the reverse are: Mrs Rees, Miss Ackerman, Mrs Pickthall, Miss Thwaites, Henrietta and Dorothy Westgate, Miss Fendt, Miss Spriggs.

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157 x 112 mm. Group portrait of missionary men and women, presumably posed while on a picnic or other outing. Figures identified on the reverse are: Mrs Rees, Miss Ackerman, Mrs Pickthall, Miss Thwaites, Henrietta and Dorothy Westgate, Miss Fendt, Miss Spriggs.

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156 x 112 mm.

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101 x 77 mm. View of the open-sided thatched cookhouse at Kiboriani, used as a punishment cell by the Germans during the First World War.

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102 x 77 mm. Head-on view of the small dispensary buildings at Kiboriani.

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103 x 79 mm. View of the dispensary from a more oblique angle.

Scope and Contents From the Fonds: A collection of loose prints, lantern slides and glass negatives. The prints mostly relate to Westgate’s earlier work, but there are a few from the 1930s, including nos. 426-454 of visits to South Africa and African islands, all processed in February 1936. The captions have been used as titles and may contain offensive, inappropriate or outdated terms. They have been retained to reflect the context of their creation. Many of the lantern slides and glass negatives are uncaptioned and...

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82 x 82 mm. glass slides. The collection includes slides by Miss Margaret Laing, who served in CMS hospitals in Ngora/Ongino and Kumi, Uganda, during 1929-48. Items 17-23 are by Laing and 24-28 are probably hers as well.

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107 x 81 mm. Group portrait of participants, all wearing clerical vestments. The figures are identified as: (at back) Mr Verbi; (front row, seated) Archdeacon Rees, Bishop Peel, Rev. E. Doulton; (back row, standing) Rev. S. King, Rev. J. Briggs, Rev. Wright, Rev. Dr. T.B.R. Westgate, Rev. Deekes.

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131 x 82 mm. A rather dark print.

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106 x 81 mm. Portrait of German marines on parade. These men were brought from Mpwapwa to defend the missionaries at Kiboriani during the Maji-Maji Rebellion.

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109 x 153 mm. Group portrait against a background of rocks, of Mrs Henrietta Westgate (with Dorothy Westgate in her arms), Miss Forsythe and an unidentified woman.

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Collection of miscellaneous monochrome postcards of scenes in German East Africa (now Tanzania). The cards are issued by Walther Dobbertin, Dar es Salaam and Tanga (76-79, 81-87), C. Vicenti, Dar es Salaam (88, 90), The Standard P. and P. Works, Nairobi and Mombasa (91), the remainder unknown.

Scope and Contents From the Fonds: A collection of loose prints, lantern slides and glass negatives. The prints mostly relate to Westgate’s earlier work, but there are a few from the 1930s, including nos. 426-454 of visits to South Africa and African islands, all processed in February 1936. The captions have been used as titles and may contain offensive, inappropriate or outdated terms. They have been retained to reflect the context of their creation. Many of the lantern slides and glass negatives are uncaptioned and...