Lesotho (nation)
Found in 232 Collections and/or Records:
Lancer's Gap, 1965-12
Kodachromes and Kodak Ready mounts arranged by processing number relating to the visit described above.
Langalabalele Rising Memorial in the pass between Natal and Basutoland, now called the Langalabalele Pass, 1910 - 1911
Lecture IV Karoo and Veld : A gorge in Basutoland, 1910-01
Lecture IV Karoo and Veld : a mountain church, 1910-01
Landscape format.
Lecture IV Karoo and Veld : a valley, in Basutoland, 1910-01
Landscape format.
Lecture IV Karoo and Veld : Basuto Chiefs, on horseback, 1910-01
Landscape format.
Lecture IV Karoo and Veld : huts, with wind shelters, 1910-01
Landscape format.
Lecture IV Karoo and Veld : Maseru, 1910-01
Landscape format.
Lecture IV Karoo and Veld : Maseru : the Drift, 1910-01
Landscape format.
Lecture IV Karoo and Veld : on the Natal Border, 1910-01
Lecture IV Karoo and Veld : pack horses, in Basutoland, 1910-01
Landscape format.
Lecture IV Karoo and Veld : Private : Basutoland Police, 1910-01
Landscape format. [With his horse].
Lecture IV Karoo and Veld : village in Basutoland, 1910-01
Landscape format.
Leribe, 1966-02
Kodachromes and Kodak Ready mounts arranged by processing number relating to the visit described above.
Lesotho, 1946 - 1986
A series of photographs of the National University of Lesotho. Pius XII College, Roma, was founded in 1945. It became the University of Basutoland, Bechuanaland Protectorate and Swaziland in 1964, changed to University of Botswana, Lesotho and Swaziland in 1966. In 1975 the three countries instituted separate universities, and the original campus became the National University of Lesotho. Photographer unknown.
Lesotho, 1968 - 1970
Lesotho, 1946 - 1991
A series of photographs of the National University of Lesotho. Pius XII College, Roma, was founded in 1945. It became the University of Basutoland, Bechuanaland Protectorate and Swaziland in 1964, changed to University of Botswana, Lesotho and Swaziland in 1966. In 1975 the three countries instituted separate universities, and the original campus became the National University of Lesotho.
Lesuto [i.e. Lesotho] home, 1900 - 1910
153 x 108 mm. Showing a family group in front of a woven rush stockade with thatched cottages in the background. Exact location unidentified.
Letter from Sir James MacGregor to Douglas Walsham How, 1930
A letter from MacGregor to his son-in-law Douglas Walsham How, at that time District Commissioner at Qacha's Nek, giving a full account of the ruling dynasty in Basutoland and of the heirs of Moshoeshoe I, the Paramount Chief.
Letters from Moshoeshoe seeking British protection, 1867
Two letters signed and sealed by Chief Moshoeshoe [Moshesh], with undated typescript and negative photostat copies. The letters may have been written for Moshoeshoe by a European advisor.
Main Street, 1902
Main Street, Maseru, 1902
Print of Y305U/17.
Maletsunyane Falls, 1910 - 1911
82 x 140 mm (loosely mounted on foolscap paper with notes beneath the photograph). A view looking upstream along the Maletsunyane River towards the 630 foot waterfall generally known as the Lehiban Falls after Father Francois Lehiban, who made the first recorded visit to the spot in 1881. The gorge itself is generally known as Semonkong, 'the place of smoke.' Caption under photograph reads: ''Maletsunyane Falls' 630 ft, one of the grandest sights in Basutoland.'
Maseru Winter, 1964, 1964
128 x 80 mm. Showing an unidentified stone building set in a landscape of deep snow. The building (with the Union Jack flying from a mast in front of the house) is possibly the British Residency. The snowfall of the winter of 1964 was the heaviest in living memory in Maseru.
Maseru Winter, 1964, 1964
126 x 77 mm. Showing a snow covered brick bungalow at Maseru.