Northern (region)
Found in 32 Collections and/or Records:
An open-airnatural [sic] history class in progress as part of farming studies, 1945
Cattle in Northern Territories, 1930 - 1939
'No. 57' printed on bottom left corner.
Dag. [Dagomba] carrying baby, 1939
Stored in negative album envelope number '12'.
Dag. [Dagomba] children, 1939
Stored in negative album envelope number '8'.
Dag. [Dagomba] girl, 1939
Stored in negative album envelope number '11'.
Dagomba child, 1939
Stored in negative album envelope number '4'.
Dhamani Bawku, sixteen year old son of the Chief of Bawku, clearing a six feet pole vault at the school sports, 1945
Doctor’s house and compound, 1905 - 1927
82 x 82 mm. glass slides with brief, undated captions.
Fortune teller: Tamale, 1939
Stored in negative album envelope number '61'.
Gold Coast [i.e. Ghana] Government's School for senior boys (Tamale, Northern Territories), 1945
Grass cutting gang with 2 piece rhythm band, 1939
Stored in negative album envelope number '77'.
Grass cutting gang with 2 piece rhythm band, 1939
Stored in negative album envelope number '78'.
[House building class, Tamale School, Northern Territories, c.1945], 1945
Showing a group of students laying the cement foundations for a circular stone house under the supervision of the masonry master. The typewritten caption on the reverse reads 'With a view to students improving their farming and home life on leaving school, the construction of new types of compounds and farm building is taught. Some of the young builders at work, supervised by the masonry master (centre)'.
King's Birthday, Tamale, 1939
Saluting base with parade approaching from left. Stored in negative album envelope number '1'.
King's Birthday, Tamale, 1939
Parade moving from right. Stored in negative album envelope number '2'.
King's Birthday, Tamale, 1939
Parade moving from right. Stored in negative album envelope number '3'.
Letters, 1910-01-10 - 1910-12-27
These letters document Bell’s early service as Governor of Northern Nigeria, describing his arrival at Zungeru and official duties, including the encouragement of railway development and tin mining, finance and the planning of new towns, as well as his colleagues, accommodation and social life. Bell embarked upon several tours of inspection, reporting upon local rulers, people, climate, terrain and wildlife (109 sheets).
Letters, 1910-01-10 - 1910-11-08
These letters likely were written to Bell’s sister Eleanor or Ellen, who was managing his Dominican plantation Sylvania. Those which deal with Nigerian subjects are similar to letters addressed to Bell’s aunt in RCMS 36/4/4 (68 sheets).
Malam Audu (d. 1968), one of the original converts of the Hausa Church, Gedagi, 1957
56 mm. glossy contact print with negative and two enlargements.
Market woman, Tamale, 1939
Stored in negative album envelope number '5'.
Market woman, Tamale, 1939
Stored in negative album envelope number '6'.
Miss Jane Blackhouse visiting in the village, Kujara, 1961
154 x 103 mm. glossy print with two copies.
Mrs Smylie at the door of the hut in which she lived for a month, Gedagi, 1967
56 mm. glossy contact print with negative.
Ox cart. Kpong, Tamale, 1939
Stored in negative album envelope number '9'.