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140 x 100 mm. A general view of the lake and surrounding countryside, taken from a high aspect.

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75 x 50 mm. Showing three men in a canoe on the lake.

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A copy of a letter sent to Livingstone, Northern Rhodesia.

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'A round-Robin letter sent home to VIth Form School friends on my arrival in N.R. in Feb. 1930. Written from Livingstone - at that time capital of N. Rhodesia.'

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'An account of our holiday down the Cordon to Sesheke and back. Aug. 23rd - Sept. 1st.'

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These letters record Bell’s tour of southern and western Uganda, including visits to the kingdoms of Ankole and Toro. They describe the terrain, natural history, African peoples and European missionaries he encountered during his travels (28 sheets).

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Photographs from Livingstone, including some of Mr Habanyama, a leading figure in Tongan affairs, and Sir Evelyn Hone.

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Material relating to Sugg's career in Northern Rhodesia, with some later papers.

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155 x 112 mm. glossy print with copy and 81 x 56 mm. negative.

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155 x 112 mm. glossy print with duplicate, 133 x 83 mm. copy and 56 mm. negative.

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Photographs of the Northern Rhodesia Information Department of the visit of Harold Macmillan and Lady Dorothy to Livingstone, including a signed photograph of Macmillan, with a covering letter.

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60 x 60 mm. Showing two men crouching on the floor, with spears and other items on the ground around them. One man is helping the other with his armband.

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85 x 115 mm. Two people beside a boat on the riverbank.

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60 x 60 mm. Showing large boats moored beside the riverbank.

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90 x 70 mm. Showing two girls, one holding a large basket, the other with a spear, stood before a group of huts.

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115 x 85 mm. Showing four people at the waters edge at some industry with bales of sticks and matting.

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100 x 115 mm. Head and shoulders profile of a man with traditionally styled hair, and scarification marks on his forehead and upper arms.

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112 x 105 mm. glossy print with 156 x 109 mm. copy. Figures appearing from left to right are: Bishop Balya, Bishop Tomusange, Bishop Usher-Wilson, Bishop Leslie Brown, Bishop Shalita, Bishop Beecher and Bishop Omari

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154 x 111 mm. glossy print with copy and negative. See CMS 13/76 for the identifications of individuals.

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Slides from Gwebe, Kasama, Kawambwa, Lusaka, etc.

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125 x 125 mm. A group of men, most of whom are holding a number of round flat objects, perhaps loaves of bread?

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Showing Bell sitting on the body of a dead elephant. The killing of Bell's first elephant, near Mbarara, is described in Bell (1946), pp. 149-151, Bell (1907-1909), January 21 1907 and Bell (1907), January 21.

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139 x 82 mm. Showing five native policemen standing with shouldered arms in front of a wicker stockade. Beside them stands a European sergeant (possibly Quartermaster Sergeant Fosdyce). Kazungula is a small village in the extreme north-east of the North West District (Chobe).

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110 x 80 mm. General landscape.

Scope and Contents From the Fonds: Collection of black and white photographs arranged under broad headings in approximate chronological order within each heading, the majority of which were captioned by R.S. Thompson at the time of donation. The captions, used as titles and recorded in the notes, may include language which is offensive, inaccurate or inappropriate. They have been retained to reflect the context of the collection's creation. Captions supplied by the cataloguer are enclosed in square brackets. The photographs...