160 x 210 mm. Roadside clove trees.

160 x 210 mm.

101 x 79 mm. A view showing A.S. Rogers, the Aga Khan and an unidentified figure (almost certainly A.E.H. Raikes) seated in a carriage beside the Palace Pier. Rogers had just met the Aga Khan on his arrival from Mombasa (see Y30468D/15).

96 x 72 mm. A view showing the Aga Khan talking to an unidentified figure in the Exhibition grounds.

97 x 74 mm. A duplicate of Y30468D/26.

278 x 212 mm. A view showing the front façade and wrought iron entrance gates of the Beit el Ajaib. See Y30468B/4.

278 x 211 mm. A view showing the front façade of the Beit el Ajaib. See Y30468B/4.

193 x 149 mm. A view from Zanzibar harbour looking towards the British Agency building on Shangani Point at the Western end of the waterfront.

271 x 206 mm. A view looking across the lawn towards the crenellated Residency buildings. In front of the entrance a group is gathered around a motor car. A.S. Rogers is identifiable in the centre of the group. The Residency was built in 1903 to the designs of J.H. Sinclair, who served in Zanzibar from 1899 to 1924 and was responsible for many of the public buildings in the town, including the law courts.

215 x 165 mm.

215 x 149 mm. A view showing the German cruiser ‘Hertha’ at anchor in Zanzibar harbour on the occasion of the visit of Prince Adalbert of Prussia (see Y30468C/1).

165 x 205 mm.

81 x 75 mm. A view showing a group of spectators standing behind the finishing tape at the celebration Athletics Sports (see Y30468C/42).

105 x 145 mm. The caption continues: 'Many and varied are the fruits of Zanzibar and this picture shows a portion of the fruit market which is always a scene of busy activity in the early hours of the day.'

Published and unpublished works on African history written by Gray, accompanied by research notes from archives and secondary sources.

160 x 210 mm.

215 x 160 mm. The image has been bordered with liquid paper.

160 x 210 mm.

160 x 210 mm. The caption continues: 'In many parts the main street of Zanzibar is only wide enough to allow the passage of a single motorcar. The streets thus narrow and twisting afford shade from the hot sun during most hours of the day. Veiled Arab women are seen in the foreground. Their eastern dress contrasts curiously with their European footwear of latest design.'

160 x 210 mm. The caption continues: 'Many parts of this, the principal street of the city, are only wide enough to allow the passage of a single motorcar.'

160 x 210 mm. A prominent sign reads:' S.R.Faleiro, high class tailoring and outfitting.'

73 x 51 mm. An exterior view of the Leslie and Anderson warehouse in Zanzibar. Exact location unknown, but probably situated near the northern waterfront.

110 x 155 mm. The caption continues: 'Colonel Stanley with H.H. Sir Khalifa Bin Harub, G.C.M.G., G.B.E., Sultan of Zanzibar.'

180 x 165 mm. The caption continues: 'The state drive. H.H. Sir Khalifa Bin Harub G.C.M.G., G.B.E., with the British Resident Sir Richard Rankine K.C.M.G.'

226 x 171 mm. A view showing the Sultan and A.S. Rogers, both wearing white uniforms, outside one of the exhibition sheds.