All Saints' Cathedral, Khartoum, before the construction of the bell tower

Gordon College quadrangle

The ‘Yellow Peril’. “Senior government officials' bachelor quarters. I still keep my rooms in here though they are stacked with Addison's furniture. The lumps on the top contain the stairways to the roof. The trees on the footpath are lebbak”

Tennis court at government official's house

Gordon College

Interior views of All Saints' Cathedral, Khartoum

The Gordon statue

The Gordon statue at sunset

“In the Sudan Club gardens: the trench on the right hand lower corner to the right of the walk is for irrigation. Every third day water is pumped from the Nile into these channels which are dammed at certain desired points till the water flows over the top and spreads over the grass and flower beds. The flowers round the foot of the date palm are petunias”

Tukl

Views of the Nile at Khartoum at sunset

Khartoum skyline at sunset showing minarets of mosques

Palm trees at sunset

Governor-General's palace, Khartoum

Tebeldi tree and date palm

The Kitchener statue at sunset

The palace and gardens

Inspection of guard of honour, probably at the palace

Kitchener School of Medicine

Flooded street

Government official's house and garden

Pyramids at Meroë

Columns at Massawarat es Sufra

Amon temple, Meroë

Amon temple, Naqa

Egypto-Roman kiosk at Naqa

Lion temple, Naqa

Items excavated, possibly at Meroë

Felucca on the Nile

Philae

S.G.R. engine and carriages at station

Nile steamer Sudan

Ferry approaching landing point

Tram engine and open carriages at station

Fortifications at Omdurman

Ruins of the Mahdi's tomb

Tram passing along river bank

The mosque, Khartoum

Archway and flags, with crowds possibly celebrating the `Id

Suq

Street seller

Ruins of Khartoum military hospital after the 1924 mutiny

Habub approaching

Lion cub feeding

Excavation of irrigation channel

Filled irrigation channel

Donkeys with panniers

Feluccas at the river's edge

Shaduf

Saqiyah

Camels watering from irrigation channel

Man making `anqarib

Tailor at work in suq

Suq

“My garden: the greenest in Khartoum. Marigolds in the four plots. The surrounds of ‘Sudanese box’ are all new since my return. Zinnias in long border west of tennis court. Other border just resown in 3 kinds of cosmea”

J.L.Souper's [J.L.S.] garden

Group of British officials

British official, possibly J.L.S.

Aerial views of Khartoum, including the palace and Blue Nile bridge

Unidentified buildings, probably Khartoum

Brick building with lean-to

Group of men at quarry

Group of tukls

Encampment of tents at foot of hill

Construction of Sennar Dam

Jabal Kassala

Sheep grazing (Karakashian Bros.)

Cattle camp

Unidentified river views

British man and woman sitting in front of tukl, possibly rest house

Tukl

Felucca

Palm grove

Camels laden with firewood and fodder

Group of northern women

Herds of goats and camels

Animals in a zariba outside village of tukls

Herd of goats

Women in suq

Suq, Dar `Aqil, Fung

Arab girls dancing

Men beating drums

Shilluk men at Kodok

Police camel being ferried over the Nile

Men in ambach canoe

Camel-mounted police

Remains of the Meroitic temple at Naqa

Large stone statues lying on the ground, Argo Island

Large carved tableau erected outside Gordon College

Red Sea Hills

“View of the pass from Gebel es Sitt. This is only about 2¼ miles from Erkowit”

View from the hut verandah northwards, euphorbia in foreground

Two Handanduwah boys

“Hut occupied by T.A. and myself at Erkowit”

Unidentified antiquities, probably Egypt

Colossi of Memnon at Thebes

“Typical native village on the Nile, built of mud. Lines and proportions beautiful. Trees are date palms. Boats are feluccas. Desert immediately behind”.

Sabaloka gorge, south entrance (early morning)