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Ugandan Collection

Background imageUgandan Collection: Stripping the bark from the barkcloth tree, Uganda

Stripping the bark from the barkcloth tree, Uganda. Barkcloth making is an ancient craft of the Baganda people who live in the Buganda kingdom in southern Uganda

Background imageUgandan Collection: Bugandan Royalty (card 1 of 2)

Bugandan Royalty (card 1 of 2)
Card 1 of 2. The young King Daudi Cwa II of Uganda, seated on his elaborate golden throne (topped with a very British crown!), holding a staff of office, with his feet on a cheetah skin

Background imageUgandan Collection: Rev. R. H. Walker, and Mika Sematimba

Rev. R. H. Walker, and Mika Sematimba
The Rev. R.H. Walker, missionary at Uganda, and Mika Sematimba. Rev. Walker is interviewed, stating his desire that Uganda is retained by the English. Date: 1892

Background imageUgandan Collection: Queen Elizabeth National Park, Uganda, East Africa

Queen Elizabeth National Park, Uganda, East Africa
Mweya Safari Lodge, Queen Elizabeth National Park, Uganda, East Africa. Date: circa 1954

Background imageUgandan Collection: Poorly Madi warrior fed Liebig Extract - Stanley

Poorly Madi warrior fed Liebig Extract - Stanley
Illustration of a passage from Henry Morton Stanleys In Darkest Africa - the effect of the Liebig Companys Meat Extract on a poorly Madi Carrier. 1891

Background imageUgandan Collection: Busoga, Uganda - Heathen Shrine and Medicine Man

Busoga, Uganda - Heathen Shrine and Medicine Man who specialised in rainmaking.. Date: 1913

Background imageUgandan Collection: Housebuilders in Uganda, Africa

Housebuilders in Uganda, Africa. Date: circa 1907

Background imageUgandan Collection: Two members of the Lango Tribe of Uganda

Two members of the Lango Tribe of Uganda - living in the Lango sub-region, north of Lake Kyoga. Date: 1938

Background imageUgandan Collection: National Bank of India, Kampala, Uganda, East Africa

National Bank of India, Kampala, Uganda, East Africa
National Bank of India Limited, Kampala, Uganda, East Africa. Date: 1940s

Background imageUgandan Collection: ACWW, Ugandan Student Nesta Rugumayo - Lady Aberdeen Scholar

ACWW, Ugandan Student Nesta Rugumayo - Lady Aberdeen Scholar
Established in 1933, the ACWW ( The Associated Country Women of the World ) by 1962 had registered its first Lady Aberdeen Scholar at a British university

Background imageUgandan Collection: A Royal wedding in Uganda

A Royal wedding in Uganda
The Kabaka of Buganda, Edward Mutesa II, and his bride, Miss Damalie Kissononkole, driving back to the palace after the ceremony. Date: 1948

Background imageUgandan Collection: Uganda - The Royal Family - children

Uganda - The Royal Family - children
The happy Family of the Omukama of Toro, Uganda, wearing beads and leopard/cheetah skins

Background imageUgandan Collection: Lira Uganda

Lira Uganda Date: 1960s

Background imageUgandan Collection: Interior of Muteesas Tomb - Kampala, Uganda

Interior of Muteesas Tomb - Kampala, Uganda. Muteesa I Mukaabya Walugembe Kayiira was Kabaka of the Kingdom of Buganda, from 1856 until 1884. He was the thirtieth (30th) Kabaka of Buganda. circa 1920s

Background imageUgandan Collection: Kabaka Mutesas Tomb, Uganda

Kabaka Mutesas Tomb, Uganda
Kabaka Mutesas Tomb - The burial site (Kasubi Tombs) of the Bugandan (Ugandan) Kings, situated on a hill in Kampala (which caught fire in 2010). Date: circa 1930s

Background imageUgandan Collection: Crocodile at Murchison Falls, Uganda

Crocodile at Murchison Falls, Uganda, Africa Date: circa 1930s

Background imageUgandan Collection: Uganda - Rukidi III

Uganda - Rukidi III
Uganda - Tribal King Rukidi III (ruled 1929 - 1965) - seated in his opulent throne, surrounded by leopard and cheetah skins and wearing a hat with an Osprey feather

Background imageUgandan Collection: Bugandan Royalty (card 2 of 2)

Bugandan Royalty (card 2 of 2)
Card 2 of 2. The three Regents of the young King Daudi Cwa II of Uganda. They are: Sir Apolo Kagwa, KCMG (seated) and two fellow Regents


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