Rift Valley (province)
Found in 140 Collections and/or Records:
[Turkana landscape], 1934
[Turkana landscape], 1934
[Turkana people], 1934
Showing an adult and several children. The caption reads: 'The Turkana are a Gypsy race. So their huts are no more than shelters. When it rains they put skins on the roof'.
[Turkana women], 1934
A caption on the page reads: 'Turkana'.
[Turkana women], 1934
A caption on the page reads: 'Turkana'.
[Turkana women], 1934
A caption on the page reads: 'Turkana'.
[Turkana women], 1934
A caption on the page reads: 'Turkana'.
[Turkana women], 1934
A caption on the page reads: 'Turkana'.
[Turkana women], 1934
A caption on the page reads: 'Turkana'.
[Turkana women], 1934
A caption on the page reads: 'Turkana'.
Turkwa River, 1934
Showing the dry river bed of the Turkwel watercourse.
[Two African men], 1928
52 x 78 mm. Probably at Kajiado.
Viaduct near Molo, 1900
209 x 155 mm. A fine view showing a steam locomotive crossing a steel viaduct in hilly country near Molo (mile 484). Molo is situated near the top of the Mau Escarpment about 8 miles before Mau Summit Station. Several such viaducts were needed to span ravines in the railways climb out the Rift Valley. Photograph by William D Young.
Village scene Don dol (inhabited place), 1971
79 x 80 mm. glossy print with 56 mm. negative.
Women wear beaded aprons of goatskin, 1934
A full-length photograph of a Turkana woman.