Rift Valley (province)
Found in 140 Collections and/or Records:
[Sentry duty], 1934
Showing a man standing guard on a wall with a rifle over his shoulder.
[Some Turkana hairstyles], 1934
A caption on the page reads: 'Turkana or the barbers paradise'.
[Some Turkana hairstyles], 1934
A caption on the page reads: 'Turkana or the barbers paradise'.
[Some Turkana hairstyles], 1934
A caption on the page reads: 'Turkana or the barbers paradise'.
[Some Turkana hairstyles], 1934
A caption on the page reads: 'Turkana or the barbers paradise'.
[Some Turkana hairstyles], 1934
A caption on the page reads: 'Turkana or the barbers paradise'.
[Some Turkana hairstyles], 1934
A caption on the page reads: 'Turkana or the barbers paradise'.
[Some Turkana hairstyles], 1934
A caption on the page reads: 'Turkana or the barbers paradise'.
St. Philips, Nanyuki, 1967: Rev. M. Lapage conducting service, 1967
79 x 80 mm. glossy print and 56 mm. negative.
Steaming out of a reverse, Mau Escarpment, 1900
208 x 156 mm. Photograph by William D Young.
Suk Bibis (Kapenjuria [i.e. Kapenguria]), 1934
A head and shoulders panoramic portrait, comprising of two photos, of five Suk women.
Suk Toto, Kapenjuria [i.e. Kapenguria], 1934
Full-length portrait showing a young child.
The accommodation at the dairy school, 1933 - 1964
110 x 75 mm.
The idea is put to the Kipsigis tribesmen at a village gathering - 'baraza', 1940 - 1949
Showing a village meeting, with European officers of the Kenya Agricultural Department explaining through an interpreter to the Kipsigis the benefits of planting quick-growing wattle trees for fuel, protection from the wind and for building. The typewritten caption on the reverse reads ''Trees will shelter you, yours crops and cattle[sic], give you building poles and firewood', the interpreter explains'.
The Mau Plateau - near Timboroa, 1928
139 x 50 mm.
[The Mau Plateau - near Timboroa], 1928
139 x 86 mm.
The Mau Plateau - near Timboroa (8500 feet), 1928
139 x 83 mm.
The men [wear] nothing at all, 1934
A full-length photograph of a Turkana man. The caption continues: 'But a spear and headrest or stool are always carried'.
The plough at work. Arap Kipkoske inspans his two oxen, borrows four others and starts on his plantation, 1940 - 1949
The principal explains at the work of the school, 1933 - 1964
110 x 75 mm.
The trees have been thinned out on the advice of a Government Instructor, 1940 - 1949
The trout stream on the Scholes farm, nr. Naivasha, Kenya, 1934
The wattle seeds are boiled, then thinly planted, 1940 - 1949
The typewritten caption on the reverse reads 'These trees will grow fast, give a quick return'.
[Three African women], 1928
77 x 53 mm. Probably at Kajiado.