Jinja (inhabited place)
Found in 15 Collections and/or Records:
Diary, 1906-01-22 - 1909-03
The diary records Bell's years as Commissioner (later Governor) of Uganda, notable for his efforts to combat a sleeping sickness epidemic, develop cotton cultivation among other economic initiatives, and to improve the protectorate's transportation network. Bell describes his official duties and colleagues, Uganda’s peoples and landscape, and his social life and personal affairs. The diary contains one photograph (circa 150 sheets).
Jinja, 1949 - 1950
Views of the Ripon Falls and Nile River.
Jinja Pier with Ry.[Railway] Steamer and steam ferry alongside, 1906 - 1911
200 x 142 mm. A view from the canoe landing west of the Pier showing the 'Clement Hill' and a smaller steam ferry moored at Jinja Pier. A group of passengers stands on the pier itself while in the foreground two Africans can be seen punting a long wooden canoe.
Jinja? Uganda, 1928
79 x 55 mm. A hut.
Kampala mail train crossing the Nile Bridge at Jinja, 1950 - 1967
245 x 191 mm. Showing a long mail and passenger train on the steel girder bridge.
'My 60 class [Garratt] engine which was driven on long distance sections Eldoret, Tororo, Jinja, Kampala', 1952 - 1963
210 x 200 mm. Showing Suman standing in the doorway of the locomotive with an unidentified fireman.
No. 5. Rejaf to Jinja, 1928
Photographs and negatives of Eastern and Southern Africa.
No. 6. Jinja to Nairobi, 1928
Photographs and negatives of Eastern and Southern Africa.
Owen Falls and the dam, Jinja, 1955
55 x 50 mm.
Owen Falls - Jinja, 1928
77 x 52 mm.
Ripon Falls - Jinja, 1928
139 x 86 mm.
[Ripon Falls - Jinja], 1928
85 x 62 mm.
Source of the Nile, leaving Lake Victoria at Jinja, 1934
[Source of the Nile, leaving Lake Victoria at Jinja], 1934
To Kampala, 1950-01
Views of stations, landscapes and people from the train during the journey to Kampala, including Ripon Falls and the River Nile.