1944-1949
Minutes of the first, second and tenth meetings of the Council of the Gordon Memorial College, held 15 Nov 1944, 5 May 1945 and 14 Dec 1948

1947
Notice by A.B. Theobald on entry into Gordon Memorial College

[ca. 1950]
Gordon College memoranda on policy as to future expansion, admission of non-Sudanese students, teaching staff, re-organisation of the diploma courses and School of Arts Law School

1925-1929
Sudan Government Railways and Steamers annual reports (abridged):

[ca. 1931-1949]
VHS video copy of original cinefilms taken by G.W. Power during his Sudan service. The films, with some original captions, were edited on to video and a commentary added by G.W. Power. The film is mostly in black and white, interspersed with short pieces in colour.
Construction of the railway from Kassala to Sennar
Travelling along railway track, past the site of a future station; approaching campsite at railhead where new track is being laid; water tank on railway; 2,500 Egyptian fellahin workers; on one side of the track Sudanese workers are carrying construction material while on the other Egyptian workers are carrying rails; British engineers supervising the work; Sudanese foreman (in white); clearing bush
Khartoum
G.W. Power's Model T Ford (bought for £5); travelling along the Embankment; saqiyah on bank of the Nile; Khartoum zoo; Gordon Avenue; Gordon statue, cathedral in background; Kitchener statue and War Office building; [short section in colour] boats on Nile; grounds of Sudan Club; [reverts to black and white] flying boat landing at Gordon's tree (about 7 miles from Khartoum); passengers being brought ashore by ferry
Arrival of Governor-General
Troops marching out from barracks; arrival of Governor-General in white train; guard of honour; Governors dressed in white in background; Sir John Maffey inspecting guard of honour before driving off past the Wellcome Tropical Research Laboratories up Victoria Avenue; 5 Gladiator planes flying past in salute; half company of British troops form guard of honour
King's Day, Khartoum
Parade marching past the Governor-General and Bishop Gwynne; Khartoum suq; barber at work; construction of White Nile dam, built 1932/33; stone dressing; stone quarried at Jebel Silitat; view of dam and lock, 3½ miles long; travelling up White Nile on boat; suq scenes, Omdurman; silversmith
Rail journey, Khartoum-Port Sudan
“Prairie” type locomotive in Khartoum station; leaving for Port Sudan; travelling by train across the Blue Nile bridge; working a hand windlass over a new well at Silitat; bull teams treading millet near Kadaro; train approaching Kadaro, first station after Khartoum en route for Port Sudan; Jebel Gerri; Shendi station; inspection trolley; basket sellers at Mutmir station
Port Sudan
Dhows in Flamingo Bay (15 miles from Port Sudan); fish swimming in Red Sea; King's Day sports, Port Sudan, 17 Jan 1934; [break] British and Egyptian flags flying at sports; British Medical Officer winning long jump; canoe; view of harbour
Interval during which G.W. Power is seen sitting looking at a book on the Sudan. He describes the next section of the film which covers the south, starting from Kassala in 1935.
Kassala, 1935
During the Italian war in Abyssinia; sending supplies through Kassala; saqiyah in garden; watering cattle; River Gash in spate, Jebel Kassala in background; camels crossing the Gash; carrying supplies from the railway across the Gash to the town; Dead Sea apple plants growing along the bank of the river; sowing dhurrah near Kassala station, behind G.W. Power's house; 5 seeds dropped in each hole; stick with peg used to make a conical hole for the seed; Hadanduwah mock fights; plate workers working on railway maintenance near Kassala; handling dom nuts for export at Derudeb (the nuts were exported to Marseilles for use in making buttons); Arabs at well at Derudeb; building hafirs to store water at Khashm el Girba, 1935; Arabs trekking in the Butana; sim sim oil mill near Qala 'en Nahl; crushing grain to get oil out; Mrs. Power by railway bridge over the Dinder; railway bridge over the Rahad; Mrs. Power on mechanical trolley; commemorative tablet at site of the railway linkup between Dinder and Es Suki, Feb 1929
Journey south to Juba
Sawmill at Launi on the Blue Nile; cattle dragging felled trees on trolleys to saws to cut into railway sleepers (sunt wood); off-loading sunt sleepers (each weighing about 160 lbs) from Launi at Es Suki; market scenes; Blue Nile; men in canoe; dhahabiyah towing gyassa; Rahad bridge; travelling by rail across swampy ground from Rahad; grass has to be cleared each season as it reaches 12 feet high; repairing washouts on the railway in 1935 near Hamadnallah; Sennar dam and Blue Nile; White Nile bridge near Kosti; falluka; steamer and barges; Kosti foreshore (lost after the construction of Jebel Auliya dam; suq at Kosti, 1932-33; silversmith at work; D.C.'s garden on the banks of the White Nile; building the quay wall at Kosti in 1937; Baqqarah Arabs riding bulls bear El Ein, Kordofan (the station before the railway terminus at El Obeid); through the sudd en route to Juba on board the MV Melika, Jan 1949; Nuer picking mangoes at Shambe; river views, canoes, etc.; D.C.'s garden at Bor; British child and pets; Shilluk cattle on riverbank; crocodiles; Nuer on riverbank; sawing and moving mahogany railway sleepers near Juba; British women; Yei; steamer; elephant herd and other scenes from the deck of the MV Melika; villagers in sudd; elephants in sudd; ferry at Bentiu on the Bahr el Ghazal; landing at Yong Yang mission station; ambach raft
Interval during which G.W. Power describes the film shown so far as documentary evidence from his life in the Sudan. He married in 1929 and his wife joined him in the Sudan. In 1931 they bought a cine camera and from then until 1949 they recorded scenes illustrating their personal lives, as well as G.W. Power's official duties. The following scenes are of a more personal nature; G.W. Power and Mrs. Power feature frequently. There is no commentary, but there are numerous titles.
Sudan 1931-1939; a pictorial souvenir
Gordon statue, Khartoum 1931; Khartoum zoo; picnic breakfast on the banks of the Nile near Soba with “Jebels” and “Elk” (dogs); motorcar; herd of goats; Khartoum races, military band playing; Omdurman bridge; fallukas; steamer; G.W. Power's garden at Khartoum-G.W. Power and Mrs. Power with dogs and child; river picnics on the Blue Nile with Mabel and Dorothy Byford, the Browns, Crandle, Elk, the Furzes, the Henrys and the Pattersons; saqiyah; Mrs. Power and syce with “Brandy” and “Soda” (horses) at Kassala; station; pounding millet near house in Kassala; flowers in garden; tenicoits in the garden at Kassala with Rod Graham and the Birnies and Hoggs; lion cub; horse rolling in dust; pony and cart in garden; swimming pool at Sennar and the dam; G.W. Power and Mrs. Power climbing rocks; view from top; travelling house and motor inspection trolley at Gebeit, Red Sea Hills; Shendi; Nile at Mutmir; rolling stock in station at Port Sudan; tennis at the Red Sea Club, Port Sudan and harbour scenes; diving board at Port Sudan swimming pool; house and garden at Port Sudan
Homeward bound via the Red Sea, 1936
Picking up shipwrecked Italian sailors; boat drill; Suez canal and Anzac memorial; [short section in colour] Port Said harbour and harbour front buildings, the old Mauretania in the background; [reverts to black and white] coaling ship in Port Said; tug towing small boat; [colour] passing through the Strait of Messina; Stromboli, from the ship; [black and white and colour] shipboard life and Sunday crew inspection; Marseilles, unloading cargo from ship; docks
Homeward bound down the Nile from Wadi Halfa via Egypt, Majorca, Spain and France
[Black and white] Wadi Halfa from the steamer; banks of the Nile; Abu Simbel; Philae, Elephantine Island and Aswan; Cairo railway station; Alexandria, ships in harbour; Naples; leaving the SS Pegu at Palma, Majorca; with Uncle Egbert at his hotel and town scenes in Majorca; to Soller and back by car; horse and plough; Barcelona; Carcassone-women washing clothes in river, street scenes and castle; market at Toulouse; train journey; arriving home

[ca. 1930]
Sudan Government Railways map S.5.149 by G.W. Power, Bankhead Engineer, of the Kassala-Sennar railway extension, built 1926-1929
scale:   1 to 250,000
Size: (191 x 74 cm)
Digitised material for Sudan Government Railways map of the Kassala-Sennar railway extension, built 1926-1929 - SAD.783/10/73[MP]
Digitised material for Sudan Government Railways map S.5.149 by G.W. Power, of the Kassala-Sennar railway extension, built 1926-1929 - SAD.783/10/73

1928 Mar 13
Part copy of The Times East Africa and Sudan Number

1973 Mar 27
The Times special report to mark the state visit of President Numairy to Britain

Printed material deposited with collection; now integrated into the library's printed collections and catalogued on the Open Public Access Catalogue