55 x 50 mm.

55 x 50 mm.

210 x 137 mm. glossy print with three copies.

208 x 151 mm. glossy print with three copies. With him is Governor Sir Andrew Cohen, who exiled him in Oct. 1953.

50 x 55 mm.

Prominent subjects include the extent of Bell's powers as Commissioner of Uganda; descriptions of officials, visitors, and African leaders; Bell's social life, recreation and health; attempts to encourage the development of the railways and water transportation; the cultivation of cotton and rubber; accounts of the sleeping sickness epidemic; and descriptions of Entebbe, Kampala and other places he visited (60 sheets).

Subjects include financial estimates, building plans and the opening of Government House; entertaining and visitors; the hurricane insurance scheme; development of railways, roads, and a new port for Kampala; support for the cotton industry; visits to a Sleeping Sickness camp and an appeal for relief funds in Britain; the outbreak of famine; a visit to the CMS King’s School at Budo; a tour of the eastern provinces of the Protectorate; and a visit to British East Africa (67 sheets).

84 x 82 mm. Showing Bell's two pet lion cubs on the steps of Government House, Entebbe.

88 x 88 mm. A dark print showing Bell's two pet lion cubs seated on a lawn, probably in the garden of Government House, Entebbe.

Showing Bell playing with his two pet lion cubs on the lawn of Government House, Entebbe.

105 x 60mm.

199 x 143 mm. A view looking back along the wide Kampala road towards Entebbe with a group of Ugandans lined across the road in the foreground. The neatly laid out group of huts to the right of the road is the Police and Marine Lines.

80 x 60 mm.

Showing Bell's tame lion cubs, the animal in the foreground attempting to reach a plate of food placed on a table. The animals were given to Bell in 1907 by a 'rich Indian merchant in Entebbe' (Bell 1946, page 167).

104 x 78 mm. A view looking across Waiya Bay towards the peninsula on which Entebbe stands. The small dug-out which served as a ferry can be seen in the foreground.

101 x 76 mm. Showing Ugandans bricklaying in a workshop, with a boiler in the background.

Album containing photographs of Entebbe and Kampala, colleagues and friends, travels around the country, and of the people of Uganda, including celebrations for the return of Mutesa II, Kabaka of Buganda.

Album containing photographs of Entebbe and Kampala, colleagues and friends, travels around the country, and of the people of Uganda, including celebrations for the return of Mutesa II, Kabaka of Buganda.

Photographs and negatives of Eastern and Southern Africa.

Photographs and negatives of Eastern and Southern Africa.

80 x 120 mm.

742 x 114 mm. Five prints joined. A view from the hillside behind the town looking towards Lake Victoria, with the Kampala Road leading off northwards at the left of the panorama and Government House at the extreme right.

Minute books of the Entebbe societies and correspondence of the Entebbe Club.

A collection of loose prints measuring approximately 200 x 145 mm, with handwritten captions on the reverse. Photographs are by Alfred Lobo of Entebbe (only one print is stamped with Lobo's name but it is likely that the rest of the prints are also by him.

194 x 142 mm. Showing the newly completed prison buildings with askaris guarding a group of convicts at work on the flowerbeds in front of the building. This is possibly the building mentioned by Hesketh Bell in his memoirs, (Bell 1946).