1962 June 17
“Notes for talk to Royal College students at Ahero”: geography of the Kano Plains, with survey of agriculture and planned irrigation schemes.

1963 December
“Field course report. Part II & III Botany students, Cherangani Forest Reserve, 28 November-5 December 1963”, with table and figures.

[1960s]
Advertisement for the East African Literature Bureau distributed by agent West of England Press Ltd associated with University Press of Africa. Typescript.

1968-1972
Microfilm copy of meteorological data for the period 1968-1972 from the following Sudanese stations: Jebel Aulia, Soba, Khartoum, Shambat, Aroma, Doka, Gebeit, Gedaref, Hayia, Derudeb, Halfa el Gadida, Kassala, Abri, Abu Hamed, Atbara, Dongola, Hadeira, Karima, Shendi, Wadi Halfa, Port Sudan, Tokar, Wad el Huri, Abu Na`ama, Abu Quta, Ed Damazin, Ed Dueim, Guneid, Hag Abdullah, Kosti, Kurmuk, Manaqil, Medina Block, Sudeira, Qurashi, Sennar, Singa, Umm Benein, Wad Medani, Wad Sha`ir, Wad el Turabi, Bara, El Obeid, En Nahud, Kadugli, Qoz Ashgar, Rashad, Semeih, Talodi, Umm Abdullah, Raga, Wau, Juba, Malakal, El Fasher, Ghazal Gawazat and Nyala

1972 August
“Commonwealth Institute East Africa Field Study Course. Report of the Nairobi Group”: geographical and specifically land use studies of Nairobi and environs, illustrated with maps and (photocopied) photographs.

1974 October 18-31
Correspondence from S.J.K. Baker and D.N. McMaster: reviews and corrections to Morgan's East Africa (1973)

1988 February 11-1989 May 3
Correspondence with R.A. Obduho, University of Nairobi concerning a volume of essays in honour of Professor S.H. Ominde

1988 October 26-1989 May 3
Correspondence with Gary S. Dunbar, UCLA, and with D.N. McMaster (on Uganda) and I.D. Thomas (on Tanzania), concerning an entry relating to the teaching and practice of geography in Kenya, Tanzania and Uganda commissioned for an encyclopaedia of modern geography.

1948-2012
Papers relating to Durham Castle and its furnishings, University College and Senior Common Room, and former members of college staff.
General rules issued by Professor F.C. Spooner governing Durham University students' behaviour while in residence at Lumley Castle [1960s]; correspondence and reports concerning the admission of women to the college, May 1985-February 1986; funeral orations and obituaries for Olga Patricia Slater (6 January 1984) and Len Slater, Master 1953-1973 (1999); paper on “The role of a Durham college, with special reference to University College and its SCR. Observations on an SCR discussion on 26.1.99”; obituary of Hugh Price, former Bursar of the college until c. 1989, in Autumn 2005 newsletter of Darwin College The Darwinian; programme for SCR Burgundy tasting on 9 June 2010; appreciation of Dr Ian Doyle by Albert Cartmell, 2012.
Correspondence relating to a painting of the 1896 convocation at Durham University, with identification keys, 1948-1960; “Report on the tapestries at Durham Castle”, and their care, by Wendy Hefford; “Some notes on College furniture”, by Morgan (with David Garlick), 1984; “Comments on the state of College furniture following the visit by David Garlick”, identifying items needing conservation; Catalogue of Castle furniture on CD-ROM; note from Morgan on repainting 14 coats of arms in Castle courtyard using accurate heraldic colours, 2009; images of Norman chapel column capitals on 3 CD-ROMs, with contact sheets and print outs, and research reference materials; C.A.D. 1:20 scale plans of Dame Margot Fonteyn Trust Great Hall doorway, drawn by DHJ [Dennis Jones] of Stringer + Jones, architects, of Stainton, contract 5619h (A3, drawings 01, 02, 03/A ,04, 05/A, 06/A, 10, 11: see also DJP 1/UC19 and UND/F1/C6/75); and 2 postcards from Beth illustrating a romanesque capital and crypt

1980 July 23
Admission ticket to Jumba la Mtwana (Swahili: “the large house of the slave”; 14th-15th century ruins), north of Mombasa, Kenya. Found within a pamphlet guide to the site: see PamSC 03019.

1988 August
Letter from Lieutenant R. Farndale, BFPO 17 [Münster], to Morgan, offering thanks for his help with the Turkana Triangle [expedition] and enclosing report; with prospectus of planned Exercise Hyderabad Traingle, crossing Sind Desert from south to north in 1989.

[1990s]
Description of Elvet Hill, from its construction in 1820 and occupants to 1913, by Mary Apperly, dated 1913. Typed transcript.

1992 February
Durham Banks management plan, draft: plan by the Dean and Chapter of Durham Cathedral to manage its banks of the River Wear in Durham, including outline proposals and works to maintain and enhance the landscape, nature conservation and public enjoyment while preventing erosion and improving the woodland structure for sustained yield of these and other products; with appendices, including note on St Cuthbert's and Galilee Wells, and mine workings tunnel at Prebends' Bridge.

1982; 1994-2012
“The University of Durham: 1832-1982”: typescript article by W.B. Fisher [published in Northern life magazine, June 1982]; with manuscript annotations [?by Morgan].
Papers relating to the wartime Meteorological Office service of Professor W.B. Fisher (1916-1984), including a memoir by Professor B.W. Thompson; negative and photo of Fisher at Clairwood Camp, Durban; obituary of Fisher, printed in the Geography Department annual report 1983/4; correspondence with Alexandra Hardiman, niece of Fisher, offering some papers about Fisher and offprints (2012).

[2012]
Letter to Morgan from wood engraver Helen Paynter, enclosing a print of Durham; with resumé. For Paynter prints see SAD.1062/1/8-9

1974 Dec 15-1975 Jan 12
Dairy of W.T.W. Morgan's trip to Sudan, mostly comprising descriptions of his daily routine, including his research and meetings with various academics, but also including his arrival at Khartoum, researching the census records in the Census Office and the possibility of the records remaining unpublished for political reasons, and social profiles of the rest of his team (SAD.340/10/2-3); visit to Dr. Habib's house and description of his small-holding (SAD.340/10/9); flight from Khartoum to Juba (SAD.340/10/10v-11); visit to the Catholic mission in Torit and reference to the destruction of the mission buildings during the civil war, tribal customs of the Latuka (SAD.340/10/13-15); visit to Torit suq (SAD.340/10/16); description of landscape and vegetation on the Torit-Keyala road, passing through Keyala village, arrival at Chukudum (SAD.340/10/17-19); glossary of the Chukudum vernacular, description of the village and journey from Chukudum to Kapoeta (SAD.340/10/19v-21v); attendance at the Christmas mass service at Kapoeta church (SAD.340/10/22-23); description of a Toposa tribal dance and gathering near Riwoto (SAD.340/10/24-25); journey from Kapoeta to Torit, and description of Keyala village (SAD.340/10/26); field research on the local vegetation and cattle in Torit (SAD.340/10/27-30); journey from Torit to Lafon and attendance at a tribal gathering in Lafon (SAD.340/10/30v-32); description of Kwyeriji cattle camp (SAD.340/10/32v-36); New Year's celebrations in Torit and journey to Gilo in the Imatong Mountains (SAD.340/10/37v-38v); visit to saw mill in Gilo (SAD.340/10/39); journey from Torit to Palotaka, and background to the destruction of the Catholic mission buildings in Palotaka (SAD.340/10/40-41); glossary of Palotaka vernacular and tribal customs, journey to Loti (SAD.340/10/41v-43); journey from Palotaka to Juba (sad.340/10/43v); description of Juba town centre (SAD.340/10/44); agricultural schemes (SAD.340/10/45v-47); flight from Juba to Khartoum (SAD.340/10/47v-48); and flight back to London (SAD.340/12/50v).

1941-2019

36 volumes
Diaries, often with letters, cuttings and ephemera enclosed (filed in separate envelopes): 1941 (SAD.1054/1); 1942 (SAD.1054/2); 1944 (SAD.1054/3); August 1947 and 12 August 1950-30 September 1951 (SAD.1054/5); Transcripts of letters, 29 June 1951-20 August 1951 (SAD.1054/6), 1 October 1951-July 1953 (SAD.1054/7); 8 December 1953-16 June 1955 (SAD.1054/8); 4 February 1956-24 November 1957 (SAD.1055/1); 18 August 1976-6 July 1980 (SAD.1055/3); 7 July 1980-15 April 1981 (SAD.1055/4); 16 April 1981-31 July 1982 (SAD.1056/1); 1 August 1982-1 October 1983 (SAD.1056/2); 2 October 1983-30 June 1984 (SAD.1056/3); 1 July 1984-31 December 1985 (SAD.1056/4); 1 January 1986-9 January 1987 (SAD.1056/5); 25 March 1987-16 June 1987 (SAD.1057/1); 17 June-29 August 1987 (SAD.1057/2); 30 August 1987-31 December 1989 (SAD.1057/3); 4 July 1990-14 September 1992 (SAD.1057/4); 1 January-3 July 1990 (SAD.1057/5); 20 September 1992-18 October 1994 (SAD.1057/6); 28 November 1994-30 August 1996 (SAD.1058/1); 1 September 1996-21 December 1997 (SAD.1058/2); 22 December 1997-11 June 2000 (SAD.1058/3); 13 June 2000-20 July 2001 (SAD.1058/4); 7 August 2001-20 December 2002 (SAD.1059/1); 21 December 2002-3 November 2003 (SAD.1059/2); 4 November 2003-29 August 2004 (SAD.1059/3); 6 September 2004-4 February 2005 (SAD.1059/4); 4 March 2005-28 June 2006 (SAD.1059/5); 7 July 2006-16 November 2007 (SAD.1060/1); 19 November 2007-3 June 2009 (SAD.1060/2); 17 June 2009-17 April 2012 (SAD.1060/3); 14 April 2012-6 January 2015 (SAD.1060/4); 16 May 2015-29 October 2019 (SAD.1060/5). Diaries are numbered 1-37; volumes 4 and 10 are not present (SAD.1054/4 and SAD.1055/2 not used). Entertaining record, recording guests at parties hosted by Morgan (and those unable to attend), 21 November 1979-24 March 2013 (SAD.1062/21). Enclosures include:

2003
Unfinished memoir, covering early life and years in Kenya and Durham up to 1976, with postscript.

March 1950; 1995-2013
“The development of settlement on the Isle of Thanet in its geographical setting with special reference to the growth of the holiday industry”, M.Sc. (Econ) thesis, University of London (201pp); with later cuttings and illustrations.

June 1960 and 1961; 1982
“The growth and functions of the general office district in the West End of London” Ph.D. dissertation, Northwestern University (248pp, with 2 transparent overlays in rear pocket); with curriculum vitae and dissertation summary (5pp); with associated abstract and copyright records, and cutting.

1956
“Cultivable land and land use in Equatorian Province, Sudan”, by S.G. Willimott, The Malayan Journal of Tropical Geography, vol. 8 (June 1956). Photocopy.

January 1961
“Maps of Africa before surveys. The “location of Omodias map” of Sudan”, by K. Michael Barbour, reprinted from The Geographical Review, vol. 51 no. 1 (January 1961)

[1960s]
“The archaeology of East Africa”, by L.S.B. Leakey: offprint from The Natural Resources of East Africa (1962), with manuscript revisions (SAD.1062/2/33-38); typescript revised section (SAD.1062/2/39-40); typscript revised article (SAD.1062/2/41-48)

1962
“Kumwe na kumwe [One by one]. A story in Kivumba”, H.E. Lambert, from Swahili no. 33 (2)

1967 April
“Metals, mining and metallurgy as evidence for cultural links”, by Hamo Sassoon. Submitted to the Conference on East Africa and the Orient.

1967 April
“L'Apport lexical de l'Indonesien commun a la langue Malgache”, by J. Dez. Reprinted from Bulletin de Madagascar, no. 200 (January 1963) and submitted to the Conference on East Africa and the Orient.

1967 April
“The description and dating of the glass beads in Eastern Africa”, by Neville Chittick. Submitted to the Conference on East Africa and the Orient.

[1967]
“The origin and spread of some domestic plants of Eastern Africa”, by M.D. Gwynne.

[1967]
“Resettlement from the Nile in Sudan”, by D.J. Shaw; lacking map.

[1997]
“Lessons from South Africa: war and wildlife protection in the Southern Sudan, 1917-1921”, by Jane Carruthers, University of South Africa. Preliminary paper; later published in Environment and History vol. 3 issue 3 pp.299-321 (Oct 1997).

1959-1998
Notes of fieldwork undertaken in Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda, Nigeria, Ethiopia, Turkey (Istanbul), South Africa, Swaziland, Zaire (Democratic Republic of Congo), Ghana, and Côte d'Ivoire. Enclosures from SAD.1062/15 and 17-18 are filed separately.
12 volumes

[c. 1980s]
Reports of fieldwork undertaken in Kenya by Leslie J. Mitchell: “Land use survey in the Kiambu District of Kenya”, with tables and graphs of results and long section through district, and diagrammatic plan by Mitchell and Rosalind N. Higgs of land use either side of a section of road [?to Ikinu]; “Land use in Machakos”, with plan (1:5,000); “‘Aspects of agriculture in the Nairobi District of Kenya’ - a mosaic of knowledge, impressions and opinions gained during a short field trip”. Manuscript.

1956-1966
Field studies and notes, Geography Club and Geological Club, Nairobi. Includes: notes of excursions to Ngorika, Garissa, Ramsbottom's farm in Kiambu District, Mount Longonot, Sultan Hamud area, route from Nairobi to Campi ya Samaki, Baingo District, Kiboko Makindu and Kibwezi, Mua Hills and Machakos Reservoir, Beacon Ranch, Athai River, Central Rift Valley, Kiambu Githunguri and Uplands, with related maps, sections etc.; Notes on Lake Magadi and the geology of the area (see also pamphlet “Some notes of Lake Magadi” PamSC 03011); Olorgesailie sediments and stone tools, with map; High Level Sisal Research Station, Thika, Planters' Day 28 October 1957 guide to exhibits and field trials; East African Portland Cement Company Limited Athai River plant, with diagram; Geological notes on the volcanic country west of Hell's Gate by B.N. Temperley, with map; Kiambu District, notes chiefly from H.M.A. Sutton, D.A.O.; Geographical description of the area covered by the East Africa 1:250,000 sheet, Nairobi and the Aberdares; reading notes on dry forests of the great central plateau of southern Africa.

1974 Dec 17-21
Black and white photographs (Roll 1) taken by W.T.W. Morgan on a visit to southern Sudan, as described in the diary above, including:

1974 Dec 20-25
Black and white photographs (Roll 2) taken by W.T.W. Morgan on a visit to the southern Sudan, as described in the diary above, including:

1974 Dec 26-27
Black and white photographs (Roll 3) taken by W.T.W. Morgan on a visit to the southern Sudan, as described in the diary above, including:

1974 Dec 29-1975 Jan 1
Black and white photographs (Roll 4) taken by W.T.W. Morgan on a visit to the southern Sudan, as described in the diary above, including:

1975 Jan 1-4
Black and white photographs (Roll 5) taken by W.T.W. Morgan on a visit to the southern Sudan, as described in the diary above, including:

1974 Dec 17-Jan 4
Sheets of contact prints of photographs taken by W.T.W. Morgan on a visit to the southern Sudan, as described in the diary above. These photographs have been described above.

1974 Dec 17-Jan 4
Negatives of photographs taken by W.T.W. Morgan on a visit to the southern Sudan, as described in the diary above. These photographs have been described above.

1956 Feb
Colour slides by W.T.W. Morgan of a journey from Egypt to Khartoum

1974 Dec 17-1975 Jan 4
Colour slides taken by W.T.W. Morgan on a visit to the southern Sudan, as described in the diary above, mostly duplicates of the photographs, including:

[2000s]
Word processed list of captions by Morgan for photographs and slides above. These captions were used to aid the catalogue descriptions in the Photographs and Slides sections.

[2000s]
Further notes and explanatory context by Morgan on his visit to the Sudan

[ca. 1990s]
Postcard of an oil painting by G.D. Rowlandson illustrating the Battle of Omdurman, 1898, held at Belvoir Castle

[ca. 1990s]
Postcard showing the Cholmondeley collection of model soldiers at Hougton Hall, Norfolk enacting the charge of the 21st Lancers at Omdurman, 1898

Landscapes, geological features, flora and fauna, agricultural and irrigation schemes, farming and husbandry, peoples and settlements / buildings, archaeological sites, mining and other industrial sites, events and incidents, aerial photographs. Placenames are listed at file level.

1956-1963; 1985
Photographic slides, including the following places, ?all in Kenya: Bata shoe factory, Limuru; Harry Thuku, home and farm; Ndeiya; Kiambu; Tana River dam and hydroelectric scheme; Kikuyu; Sugama; Dagoretti Corner; fortified village and look-out; Maragua power station; Kinanjui's grave, and sons; Embu; Karatina; Land Department, Nairobi; Mwea-Tebere rice scheme; crop at farm of Bob Harris; Mount Kinangop; coffee farm, Kiambu; Cave Falls; Limum, Nairobi; Kinangop plateau; Dundori; Cherangani hills; Aberdare; Brackenhurst farm area; Mount Elgon; Mukuya [?]; Kamiti valley.

1950s-1960s
Photographic slides, including the following places: Serengeti; Mara; Narok; Manyatta; Soit Ololol; Magadi; Kuruman; Nguruman; Olorgesailie; Olkeju Ngiro; Ol Doinyo Nyezi; Magadi; Ol Doinyo Sambu; Lengai; Lake Natron; Shambole; Ngare Ngiro swamp; Ngorika; Kajiado; Kambe; Ingido; Ol Keju Ado; Ngorika; Athi plain; Athi River; Narok; Lake Kwenia; Ngong Hills; Rift Valley; Sultan Hamud; Mount Kilimanjaro; Kiboko; Kitani; Tsavo; Lugard's Falls; Yatta plateau; Voi; Emali; Chyulu Hills.

1950s-1970s
Photographic slides, including the following places: Homa Bay; South Nyanza; Mara; Macalder mine; Kisii; Migori; Karonga; Kaloka; Asembo Bay; Lake Victoria; Usenge Hill; River Yala; Ramogi Hills; Lumbwa; Kericho; Nandi; Kakamega; Kisumu; Mareno; Mtama; Kano plain; Ahero; Maragoli Hills; Bunyore; Kipsigis; Kitale; Eldoret; Chesoi Elgeyo; Eldama; Londiani; Trans-Nzoia; Mount Elgon; Broderick Falls; Elgeyo; Kerio Valley; Nairobi; Athi plain.

1950s-1960s
Photographic slides, including the following places: Malindi; Mombasa; Kalindini; Mtwapa Creek; Witu; Port Reitz; Taita Hills; Vuria; Fundisha; Gedi; Blue Lagoon; Shimba Hills; Inletu; Ingomeni; Sabaki River.

1950s-1960s
Photographic slides of Mount Kenya.

1950s-1960s
Photographic slides, including the following places: Longonot; Gilgil; Ngong; Lake Elementeita; Kinangop plateau; Baringo; Menengai; Kinang; Lake Naivasha; Kongoni; Lake Nakuru; Crater Lake; Ol Esayeti; Kariandusi; Kiboko; Melawa gorge; Hobley's volcano (Olkaria); Hell's Gate; Nderit; Magadi; Eluru; Mount Olorgesailie; Marigat; Kampi ya Samaki; ?Nehum; Kerio gorge at Chebloch Bridge; Njorowa gorge, Fisher's Tower.

1950s-1960s
Photographic slides, including the following places: Athi River and plain; bridge near Koma Rock; Kilima Kimwe; Chumbi; Mua Hills; Kanzalu; Fourteen Falls Thika; Thwake River; Mwania River; Ol Doinyo Sapuk (including Macmillans' graves); Wamunyu; Machakos; Kithioko River; Ngong Hills; Seven Forks; Yetta plateau; Kanzalu; Ithanga Hills; Tana River; Kamburu; Gitaru; Lake Kwenia; Lake Magadi; Kitui; Tana plains; Matuu; Yatta; Lion Rocks.

Landscapes, geological features, flora and fauna, agricultural and irrigation schemes, farming and husbandry, peoples and settlements / buildings, archaeological sites, mining and other industrial sites, events and incidents, aerial photographs. Placenames are listed at file level.

1970s-1980s

Photographic contact prints, with negatives, including places in Nigeria, UK, Tunisia, and India: Jos; Rayfield; Yelwa Club; Mongu; Kuba; Summit Hotel Jos; Jesus College Cambridge; Kurra Falls; University of York; ?Isle of Islay; Panyam; Natural Sciences campus University of Jos; Naraguta Hostel; Jos city scenes and buildings; Anambra; Imo; Enugu; Chief Nwoga's compound at Ekwereazu; Bambur; Shere Hills; Kaporo Hills; N'gell plains; Shere falls and plateau; Ife; Kwall area; Kagoro; Abuja area; Obudu plateau; North Sheen; Nsukka; Nkpologu; Aku; Ukehe; Nsude (Enugu scarp); Bisichi; Jalingo; Maijuju; Kano; Rano; Kairouan; Sousse; Miango; Gindiri; Zaria; Beli; Gembu; Mambilla plateau; Kusuku; Warwar; Gona River; Ganawuri Hills; Kurama; Sokoto; Kotorkorshi; Shemankar River; Jibaya; Daura; Yelwa; Bauchi; Ibadan; Jos plateau.

1978
Photographic prints: pottery wares on a stall; housing with grass and corrugated iron roofs.

1992
Photographic prints: village scenes; vegetation; landscapes; Christian grave; broken and leaking water pipelines; [?mine] pond; spoil heaps; delapidated Land Rover of the Department of Geography and Planning Jos Plateau Environmental Resources Development Project (Jos - Durham Linkage), and a second project vehicle; Project seed nursery (established 1991); farm machinery; crop; coast. With two prints (without negatives) from the International Seminar of the Jos Plateau Environmental Resources Development Programme field trip, 9 December 1992, by K. Schoeneich: Rayfield abandoned mine ponds; Delimi River Fadama Farms.

1992 Dec-1993
Photographic prints: Giant's Causeway; mud beehives; Berom settlement and people; Jos Plateau Environmental Resources Development Programme seed nursery, Unijos campus; Professor Hussein, Edwin Aguiguro, Unijos; irrigated plots beside Jos River; Rayfield Resorts, site for proposed lakeside resort, with model; Roderic Dutton, Mike Alexander, in Durham.
Slide of Lagos schoolchildren moved to SAD.1069/2/77.

1998 Oct
Photographic prints: Flora; Rayfield Resort former mine site; Barakin Ladi tin mine; Gana Daji; Vom Vet; Chaka; Geography Department, Unijos; 71st birthday party; Abuja; Ganji-Tara settlement buildings, people, agriculture and husbandry.

Landscapes, geological features, flora and fauna, agricultural and irrigation schemes, farming and husbandry, peoples and settlements / buildings, archaeological sites, mining and other industrial sites, events and incidents, aerial photographs. Placenames are listed at file level.

1964 April
Photographic slides, including: Jos; Ahmadu Bello University; Zaria; Kaduna; Lagos; Ibadan; Kano; buildings, including mosques, palaces, state houses, traditional and modern styled housing and compounds; agriculture; geological features; Fulani settlement; industry; flora; shaduf irrigation; street scenes.

1964; 1976-1978
Photographic slides, including: Ekwereazu; Nkpologu; buildings, including churches, farms; former chief's palace, Okpara coal mine, Enugu; geological features; agriculture and husbandry; flora; Obudu, including Obudu Development Association and Obudu Youth Association calendars 1991; Mambillo Tea Scheme.

1964; 1976-1978
Photographic slides, including: buildings, with architectural details; scenes at Emir's palace, Katsina; geological features; Eid el kebir, Zana; Jibiya.

1976-1978
Photographic slides, including: views of the city; roads; buildings, including churches and mosques; stations; factories; Naraguta village; persons (some identified); university, including Geography Department; flora and fauna; Morgan's home.

1976-1978
Photographic slides, including: Ouree Dam; agriculture and husbandry; flora; geological features; infrastucture; Pankshin; buildings.

1976-1978
Photographic slides, including: Maiduguri palace; agriculture and fishing; foods; lake watercraft; Gurawa Falls near Abuja; fauna; grave pots in hills above Bambur; markets; Kotokorshi; excavation at Iron Age site near Zaria; geological features; Dengi.

1976-1978; 1983
Photographic slides, including: flora and fauna; geological features; agriculture and husbandry; infrastructure; graves; industry; Mangu market; Jos market garden; shaduf; tin mine.

1982-1986
Photographic slides, including: Kafanchan Falls; Kuwa Falls [hydroelectric power]; Brewery Farm, Jos; lowland Kofyar; Jos mining.

1988
Photographic slide of Lagos schoolchildren.
Former location: SAD.1070/4.

Landscapes, geological features, flora and fauna, agricultural and irrigation schemes, farming and husbandry, peoples and settlements / buildings, archaeological sites, mining and other industrial sites, events and incidents, aerial photographs. Placenames are listed at file level.

1961 Sep-1962 Feb; 1963 Feb, Jun-Aug; 1963 Oct-1964 Jan; 1980
Contact sheets and negatives: India, UK, Nigeria; Mombasa, Tsavo; Ethiopia; Nairobi, people; Amsha; Uluguru; Bagamoyo; Nairobi, home and people; Rift Valley; Kinangop; Nairobi, people; S. Kinangop, people; Archers Post; Marsabit and north; Huri Hills; Marsabit to N. Horr to Loiyangalani; Seven Forks; Magadi; Longonot; Suswa; Fr Smith; Ukambani; Mt Kulal and return to Kenya, people; Mombasa; Magadi, people; Air Uganda flight from Entebbe to Soroti; aerial views of Nile, Murchison Falls, Kisumu; aerial views of flight from Kano plains to Kitali; aerial views of flight from Nairobi to Kericho.

1962-1986
Contact sheets and negatives: Bukoba; Biharamulo; Lake Province; Lake Nakuru; Magadi Road; Hell's Gate; Ol Njorowa gorge; Lake Elementaita; Komo Rock; 14 Falls; Machakos; Mwea rice; Ruiru upland transect; Lake Nakuru; Kilimanjaro; Limun escarpment; Ngong Hills; Mara River; Macalder mine; Ngorongoro field trip; Olorgesailie lake beds; Arusha area; Malcolm [?Coe]; W.T.W. Morgan; Home at Kenton Drive; Audrey Thompson; Weaver Bird nests; Balanites orbicularis; Cattle walk Machakos; Zaborsky family; Ruth Groom; El Barta (Hell's Gate); Mary Dyson; Olorgesailie; Masai grave (?) on Ngong Hills; Musyoka and family; Suswa caves and bats; Asian house type at Eastleigh; Musyoka and family; home at Kenton Drive; Majengo highlands; Njombe highlands; Elton plateau; Mbuyuni gorge; Nguru Hills; Lindi; Mikindani; Mtwara; Makonde plateau; Inselberg corridor; Dar es Salaam harbour; Kilwa Kisiwani; Lindi Bay; Owen Falls; Nairobi; flight over Uganda, including Tororo and Owen Falls; Maralal; Chebloch gorge; Mount Kenya; Geoff and Babs Newell; Christopher, Malcolm and Unity Coe; South Nyanza; Homa Bay; Kisii; Kericho; C. Nyanza field course; The Man; Kisumu; air flight over Tanzania; Dar es Salaam; Malawi; Orange Free State; Butterworth; Johannesburg; Nsele Kinshasa; Swaziland; Umtata; Port St Johns; University of Zululand; Empangeni; Richard's Bay; Swaziland; Kinshasa; Accra; Abidjan; Ivory Coast; Grand-Bassam; Durham; West Rainton; Abidjan; Imatong Mountains; Gilo and Kative; Gunnar Haaland and Eric Eriksen; Palataka; Father Paridi; forest at Lotti; Farajok; Lafon; Latuko people; Gilo; Toposa dance at Riwoto; mission at Kapoeta; Father George; Father Joseph; Father Rovelli; Gunnar Haaland; Erik Eriksen; Keyala village; ruined church at Torit mission; Chukudum; Kapoeta; granary and hut at Mothinga; Omdurman; Geraif; Dr Halib; Harry Griffiths; Robin Mills; Torit mission; Kigezi; Ankole; Karagwe; Bukoba; Olorgesailie; Buganda; Mwadui; Nandi scarp; Game Park and reservoir Nairobi; Kisuma and west Kenya; Kenya coast (?); Mount Kenya; Moi University; Mombasa Club; The Man; Kisumu; air flight over Tanzania.
Prof. Hyacinth Ajaegbu, Joe Norobe, Alhaji Achfeti, Tim Gyure, Julia Dorman, Hammani Dari, Adekunte, Vincent, Sampson Ikiejote, Chief Jaja of Opobo, Chancellor of the University of Jos; dyeing wool in a Berber sheep market, Morocco.

Landscapes, geological features, flora and fauna, agricultural and irrigation schemes, farming and husbandry, peoples and settlements / buildings, archaeological sites, mining and other industrial sites, events and incidents, aerial photographs. Placenames are listed at file level.

1964-1966
Photographic slides, including: Waldia; Deme; Qualam; Dessie; Lake Shangi; Mareb valley; Tigray; Quiha; Harrar; Eritrean plateau; Dire Dawa; Mulu gorge; Addis Ababa; Koka dam; Modjo; Debre Zeit; Adigrat; Debre Berhan; Asmara; Decamere; Axum.

1956-1963
Photographic slides, including: Makerere University; Kampala; Rift valley; Owen Falls dam and power station; Entebbe; Budongo; Lake Kyoga; Lugazi; Murchison Falls; Kakira; Kisubi Forest; Mengo; Tororo; Jinja; River Nile; Lake Katwe; Paraa; Butiaba; Mount Elgon; Mbale; Bujagali Falls; Soroti; Gulu; Busoga; Kisoro; Kigezi; Lake Mulehe; Ankole; Mbarara.

1957-1965
Photographic slides, including: Msasani; Pangani; Olduvai; Ngorongoro; Dar es Salaam; Tanga; Usambara; Ngudu; Geita; Mwanza Gulf; Mwadui mine; Manyara; Ol Doinyo Lengai; Lake Natron; Bukoba; Kyerwa and tin mine; River Kagera at Kikagati; Lake Victoria; Songea; Iringa; Biharamulo; Arusha; Ngum mountains; Kilwa Kisiwani; Kilombero; Kongwa; Ruaha gorge; Dodoma; Kondoa; Musoma; Lake Manyara; Tunduru; Matamba; Poroto mountains; Mufindi tea estate; Udzungwa scarp.

1956-1978
Photographic slides, including: Cassava (Mombasa and South Nyanza); gourd growing; Pigeon Pea (Makwasa); ripe sorghum head (Kerio Delta); finger millet (Moshi and Arua; White Nile); climbing palm tree; wattle (Eldoret); Mtaara Cooperative Tea Factory; Brackenhurst tea [plantation] Limum; fully grown tea trees and single stem coffee (Kiambu); cashew nut tree (nr Mombasa); paw paw (Kenya); kapok (?nr Korogwe); cocoa pod (nr Ibadan); pumpkin “namunye”; pineapple and ?castor oil plant (Nairobi and nr Kiambu); sisal plant; collected pyrethrum flowers (Kiambu); acha (Jos); cotton (Jinja).

[c. 1990s]
3 portraits of W.T.W. Morgan

2011 May 24
South Street, cleared prior to cycle race, up and down the street from no. 49

March 1991
Pen and colour wash montage of Dai Morgan and Douglas Pocock 'Durham University Geographers in Freiston', by Billy Rubin, signed by all [their students]

[2012]
Wood engravings of Durham by Helen Paynter. For related correspondence see SAD.1062/2/74-75

[1900s]
Didinga. Sheet 78-O
scale:   1:250,000
Size: 69 x 47 cm

1933 June
Mongalla. Sheet 78-J
scale:   1:250,000
46.5 x 69 cm

1940 December
J. Kathangor. Sheet 78-K
scale:   1:250,000
45.5 x 69 cm

1941 July
Lokitaung. Sheet 78-P.
scale:   1:250,000
45.5 x 69 cm

1947
East Africa metre grid map series: Akobo, zone G, sheet NB 36/2. 3rd edition (compiled from 1:250,000 series sheets 78-B, C, F, G; and from the unpublished 1/1m Italian compilation of Magi). War Office, 1947
scale:   1:500,000
Size: 46 x 46 cm

1947
East Africa metre grid map series: Juba, zone G, sheet NB 36/4. 1st edition (compiled from 1:250,000 series sheets 78-I, J, M, N). War Office, 1947
scale:   1:500,000
Size: 76.5 x 56 cm

1947
East Africa metre grid map series: Torit, zone G, sheet NB 36/5. 1st edition (compiled from 1:250,000 series sheets 78-J, K, N, O). War Office, 1947
scale:   1:500,000
Size: 37 x 47cm

1954
Vegetation of the Anglo-Egyptian Sudan. Sudan Survey Dept, 1940 (corrected October 1954)
scale:   1:4,000,000
60 x 50 cm

1954
Southern Sudan. Distribution of population during wet season. Figure A. Sudan Survey Department, Oct 1954
scale:   1:2,000,000
Size: 67 x 46.5 cm

1964
Kordofan land and water use survey maps showing vegetation. Sheets 1-4. Compiled from air photomosaics by the Sudan Survey Dpeartment and field work by Hunting Technical Services. UN Special Fund FAO. Sudan Survey Department, 1964
scale:   ca. 1:250,000
Size: 59.5 x 92 cm

2000 Jan 26
Map of the area around Heglig in South Kordofan showing the Greater Nile Petroleum Operating Company Sudan concessions. Talisman Energy Sudan operational map, Blocks 1/2/4.
Size: 40 x 36 cm

1966
East Africa population distribution - as of August 1962, by Philip W. Porter, University of Minnesota. Issued as Map Supplement no. 6 in Annals of the Association of American Geographers, vol. 56, no. 1, March 1966.
scale:   1:2,000,000
Size: 101 x 81.5 cm

[1940s]
Greater Western Railway map of rural London
scale:   1:193121

1991 Aug 15
Article from The Times on “Secrets of survival in times of famine” regarding the use of wild plants in Sudan as food sources

Printed material deposited with collection; now integrated into the library's printed collections and catalogued on the Open Public Access Catalogue
“I hear they want more - Baldwin”, National Union of Conservative and Unionist Associations general election campaign poster no. 210 (1929)
“Safeguarding shields your wages & your job!”, National Union of Conservative and Unionist Associations general election campaign poster no. 211 (1929)
“What do the Tea-leaves say?”, National Union of Conservative and Unionist Associations general election campaign poster no. 223 (1929)
Colony and Protectorate of Kenya, “Agricultural census. Ninth annual report” (1928)
Joint Select Committee on Closer Union in East Africa, vol. 1 report, together with the proceedings of the committee (1931)
Colony and Protectorate of Kenya, “Land utilization and settlement. A statement of government policy”, sessional paper no. 8 (1945)
African studies, vol. 6, no. 4 (December 1947)
Kirkman, J., “Gedi National Park. Interim report I. The well by the gate” (December 1948)
Magadi Soda Company Limited (Imperial Chemical Industries Limited), Some notes on Lake Magadi [c. 1950s]
Colonial Office, “Land and population in East Africa. Exchange of correspondence between the Secretary of State for the Colonies and the Government of Kenya on the appointment of the Royal Commission” (1952)
Colony and Protectorate of Kenya, “The development programme 1954-57”, sessional paper no. 51 (1955)
Nairobi Club, 1901-1951. Some records and recollections (1956)
Colony and Protectorate of Kenya, “The development programme 1957/60”, sessional paper no. 77 (1957)
The Royal Technical College of East Africa, incorporating the Ghandi Memorial Academy Calendar 1957-58 [1957]
The Royal Technical College of East Africa, incorporating the Ghandi Memorial Academy Calendar 1959-1960 [1959]
Lambert, H.E., Wimbo wa kiebrania. Hebrew song (1959)
Leakey, L.S.B., “The archaeology of East Africa”, reprinted from The Natural Resources of East Africa (1962)
University of East Africa. University College Nairobi (incorporating the Ghandi Memorial Academy) Calendar 1965-66 [1965]
University of East Africa. University College Nairobi (incorporating the Ghandi Memorial Academy) Calendar 1966-67 [1966]
Nairobi Club. List of members, 31st May, 1966 [1966]
Nairobi Club Rules & Bye-Laws, as revised to 8th August, 1966 [1966]
Republic of Kenya, “Department of Settlement five-year review and annual report 1967/68” (1969)
Zuka. A journal of East African creative writing, no. 3 (April 1969)
African scientist, no. 2 (June 1970)
East Africa Natural History Society Bulletin (May 1972); with 1973 index
“A guide to Jumba ruins” (1979)
Kenya past and present issue no. 11 (1979)
Herlocker, D., “Vegetation of southwestern Marsabit District, Kenya”, Integrated Project in Arid Lands technical report D-1 (1979)
Nyamweru, C.K., “Late Quaternary environments in the Chalbi Basin, Kenya. Sedimentary and geomorphological evidence. Report of a project carried out for the United Nations Environment Programme Global Environment Monitoring System under special service agreement no. 26-83-00276”, The Global Environment Monitoring System PAC Information series no. 4 (January 1986)
Farndale, R., Exercise Turkana Triangle. In the footsteps of Count Samuel Teleki von Szek 1888-1988. A narrative of the expedition by N Battery (The Eagle Troop) Royal Artillery whose team members were the first white men to cross latitudinally the Seguta Valley. Illustrated with maps and photographs and with appendices detailing administrative problems and discoveries (1988)
Durham County Council Environment Department, “Conservation areas in Wear Valley” [1993]
Durham County Council Environment Department, “Windows design guidelines in County Durham” [1994]
Nairobi Club. A centenary celebration, 1901-2001, compiled by David Round-Turner (2001)