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DOI: 10.25549/impa-c123-80413
title: Outdoor service, Lovedale, South Africa, ca.1938

description: “Church under the oaks, Lovedale.” Exterior view of a congregation sitting on benches and shaded by trees. ❧ The Incehra mission, in the Eastern Cape, was renamed Lovedale ,1826, in memory of Dr John Love (1757-1825) and was later resituated on the Tyumie River in 1837. The mission ministered to the Xhosa speaking people and the mission became famous for its educational endeavours.
DOI: 10.25549/impa-c123-80419
title: Home economics, Lovedale, South Africa, ca.1938

description: “Needlework class, Girls’ School, Lovedale.” Interior view of a class room where female students are practising sewing. ❧ The Incehra mission, in the Eastern Cape, was renamed Lovedale ,1826, in memory of Dr John Love (1757-1825) and was later resituated on the Tyumie River in 1837. The mission ministered to the Xhosa speaking people and the mission became famous for its educational endeavours.
DOI: 10.25549/impa-c123-80416
title: Student meal time, Lovedale, South Africa, ca.1938

description: “Dining room, Girls’ School, Lovedale.” Interior view of female students waiting to eat a communal meal. ❧ The Incehra mission, in the Eastern Cape, was renamed Lovedale ,1826, in memory of Dr John Love (1757-1825) and was later resituated on the Tyumie River in 1837. The mission ministered to the Xhosa speaking people and the mission became famous for its educational endeavours.
DOI: 10.25549/impa-c123-80447
title: Cattle, Lovedale, South Africa, ca.1938

description: “Shorthorn herd, Lovedale farm.” Exterior view of cattle on the Lovedale Farm which provided produce and work for the students of the institute. ❧ The Incehra mission, in the Eastern Cape, was renamed Lovedale ,1826, in memory of Dr John Love (1757-1825) and was later resituated on the Tyumie River in 1837. The mission ministered to the Xhosa speaking people and the mission became famous for its educational endeavours.
DOI: 10.25549/impa-c123-80418
title: Home economics, Lovedale, South Africa, ca.1938

description: “Ironing class, Girls’ School, Lovedale.” Interior view of a class room where students are learning to use a flat iron. ❧ The Incehra mission, in the Eastern Cape, was renamed Lovedale ,1826, in memory of Dr John Love (1757-1825) and was later resituated on the Tyumie River in 1837. The mission ministered to the Xhosa speaking people and the mission became famous for its educational endeavours.
DOI: 10.25549/impa-c123-80427
title: Carpentry workshop, Lovedale, South Africa, ca.1938

description: “Woodwork class, Lovedale.” Interior view o f a workshop with young men training in the art of carpentry. ❧ The Incehra mission, in the Eastern Cape, was renamed Lovedale ,1826, in memory of Dr John Love (1757-1825) and was later resituated on the Tyumie River in 1837. The mission ministered to the Xhosa speaking people and the mission became famous for its educational endeavours.
DOI: 10.25549/impa-c123-80333
title: Greasy pole competition, Livingstonia, Malawi, 1905

description: “Hazekiah climbing a greasy pole.” Exterior view of a large crowd watching a youth climbing up a thick pole during the traditional New Year sports day. The Livingstonia mission station was established in 1891 by Dr Robert Laws (1851-1934) when he travelled north from Bandawe to set up a Training Institution and Industrial Mission. It was situated four miles from Lake Nyasa at Khondowe. As well as the school, hospital and accommodation, there were workshops for carpentry, printing and engineering, and mills, brickworks and a pottery. The Overtoun Institution was named after John Campbell White, Baron of Overtoun (1843-1908) who was a Convener of the Livingstonia Mission and a major financial contributor. ❧ Album containing photographs recording a voyage up the Shire River and scenes from the Livingstonia mission.
DOI: 10.25549/impa-c123-80434
title: Group exercising, Lovedale, South Africa, ca.1938

description: “Morning exercise, Lovedale.” Exterior view of young men doing squats in an open field. ❧ The Incehra mission, in the Eastern Cape, was renamed Lovedale ,1826, in memory of Dr John Love (1757-1825) and was later resituated on the Tyumie River in 1837. The mission ministered to the Xhosa speaking people and the mission became famous for its educational endeavours.
DOI: 10.25549/impa-c123-81621
title: Young patient, Dodoma, Tanzania, July-November 1917

description: “A dysentery case – skin & bone.” Portrait of a young boy wrapped in a blanket. Lt. Irvine is recording some of the symptoms and patients treated at the carrier hospital at Dodoma. ❧ The image is from an album chronicling the war time experiences of Archibald Clive Irvine (1893-1974) in German East Africa and Portuguese East Africa with the Royal Army Medical Corps. During this time he would meet Dr John W Arthur which in turn would lead to his missionary work at Chogoria in Kenya.
DOI: 10.25549/impa-c123-80423
title: Girls’ dormitory, Lovedale, South Africa, ca.1938

description: “Interior, new dormitory, Girls’ School, Lovedale.” Interior of the student accommodation with girls sitting on the beds. ❧ The Incehra mission, in the Eastern Cape, was renamed Lovedale ,1826, in memory of Dr John Love (1757-1825) and was later resituated on the Tyumie River in 1837. The mission ministered to the Xhosa speaking people and the mission became famous for its educational endeavours.
DOI: 10.25549/impa-c123-80449
title: Bible School building, Lovedale, South Africa, ca.1938

description: “Bible School.” Exterior view of a single storey building with several individuals standing outside. The Lovedale Bible School was funded by a donation from Lord Maclay (1857-1951) and opened in 1932 as an inter-denominational school. The first Head of the school was Rev. Edward William Grant. ❧ The Incehra mission, in the Eastern Cape, was renamed Lovedale ,1826, in memory of Dr John Love (1757-1825) and was later resituated on the Tyumie River in 1837. The mission ministered to the Xhosa speaking people and the mission became famous for its educational endeavours.
DOI: 10.25549/impa-c123-80320
title: Institution boys preparing for work, Livingstonia, Malawi, ca.1903

description: “Boys starting for afternoon work.” Group portrait of boys standing in orderly lines waiting to go off to work. ❧ The Livingstonia mission station was established in 1891 by Dr Robert Laws (1851-1934) when he travelled north from Bandawe to set up a Training Institution and Industrial Mission. It was situated four miles from Lake Nyasa at Khondowe. As well as the school, hospital and accommodation, there were workshops for carpentry, printing and engineering, and mills, brickworks and a pottery. The Overtoun Institution was named after John Campbell White, Baron of Overtoun (1843-1908) who was a Convener of the Livingstonia Mission and a major financial contributor. ❧ Album containing photographs recording a voyage up the Shire River and scenes from the Livingstonia mission.
DOI: 10.25549/impa-c123-80417
title: Home economics, Lovedale, South Africa, ca.1938

description: “Cookery class, Girls’ School, Lovedale.” Interior view of a kitchen with female students cooking around a single stove. ❧ The Incehra mission, in the Eastern Cape, was renamed Lovedale ,1826, in memory of Dr John Love (1757-1825) and was later resituated on the Tyumie River in 1837. The mission ministered to the Xhosa speaking people and the mission became famous for its educational endeavours.
DOI: 10.25549/impa-c123-80453
title: Old Fort, Lovedale, South Africa, ca.1938

description: “Old guard room, Fort Hare.” Exterior view of a ruined building standing in a garden. Fort Hare was built in 1847, during the War of the Axe, on the Tyumie River next to the Lovedale mission. The fort enforced the new border changes dividing the Colonies from British Kaffraria. The South African Native College, now the University of Fort Hare, was built on the site in 1916. ❧ The Incehra mission, in the Eastern Cape, was renamed Lovedale ,1826, in memory of Dr John Love (1757-1825) and was later resituated on the Tyumie River in 1837. The mission ministered to the Xhosa speaking people and the mission became famous for its educational endeavours.
DOI: 10.25549/impa-c123-80462
title: Accommodation, University of Fort Hare, South Africa, ca.1938

description: “Church of England Hostel, Fort Hare.” Exterior view of college accommodation. The South African Native College was organised on the principles laid out by James Stewart (1831-1905) with the college a pan-denominational centre, the hostel accommodation was provide by the church of each denomination. ❧ The Incehra mission, in the Eastern Cape, was renamed Lovedale ,1826, in memory of Dr John Love (1757-1825) and was later resituated on the Tyumie River in 1837. The mission ministered to the Xhosa speaking people and the mission became famous for its educational endeavours.
DOI: 10.25549/impa-c123-80317
title: Young boys at Livingstonia, Malawi, ca.1903

description: “Boys playing in front of dormitories.” Exterior view of children playing in front of some thatched buildings. ❧ The Livingstonia mission station was established in 1891 by Dr Robert Laws (1851-1934) when he travelled north from Bandawe to set up a Training Institution and Industrial Mission. It was situated four miles from Lake Nyasa at Khondowe. As well as the school, hospital and accommodation, there were workshops for carpentry, printing and engineering, and mills, brickworks and a pottery. The Overtoun Institution was named after John Campbell White, Baron of Overtoun (1843-1908) who was a Convener of the Livingstonia Mission and a major financial contributor. ❧ Album containing photographs recording a voyage up the Shire River and scenes from the Livingstonia mission.
DOI: 10.25549/impa-c123-80533
title: Outpatients at Victoria Hospital, Lovedale, South Africa, ca.1938

description: “Outpatients, Victoria Hospital.” Exterior view of people standing and sitting around an entrance to the hospital. A doctor in a white coat speaks to a patient. . The Victoria Hospital was built in 1898 as a twenty two bed facility, but closed briefly during the Boer War. The hospital is intrinsically linked to the work of Dr Neil Macvicar (1871-1949) who worked there for forty years and specialised in the treatment of tuberculosis and cataracts, he also developed an extensive health education programme. ❧ The Incehra mission, in the Eastern Cape, was renamed Lovedale ,1826, in memory of Dr John Love (1757-1825) and was later resituated on the Tyumie River in 1837. The mission ministered to the Xhosa speaking people and the mission became famous for its educational endeavours.
DOI: 10.25549/impa-c123-80428
title: Building a cabinet, Lovedale, South Africa, ca.1938

description: “Woodwork student, Lovedale.” Portrait of a carpentry student working on a partially completed cabinet. ❧ The Incehra mission, in the Eastern Cape, was renamed Lovedale ,1826, in memory of Dr John Love (1757-1825) and was later resituated on the Tyumie River in 1837. The mission ministered to the Xhosa speaking people and the mission became famous for its educational endeavours.
DOI: 10.25549/impa-c123-80424
title: Teacher training school, Lovedale, South Africa, ca.1938

description: “Practicing school, Lovedale.” Exterior of a school building where student teachers worked with pupils. ❧ The Incehra mission, in the Eastern Cape, was renamed Lovedale ,1826, in memory of Dr John Love (1757-1825) and was later resituated on the Tyumie River in 1837. The mission ministered to the Xhosa speaking people and the mission became famous for its educational endeavours.
DOI: 10.25549/impa-c123-80426
title: Trainee teacher with a class, Lovedale, South Africa, ca.1938

description: “Student teachers’ class, Practicing school, Lovedale.” Interior view of a classroom with a female student talking to the pupils. ❧ The Incehra mission, in the Eastern Cape, was renamed Lovedale ,1826, in memory of Dr John Love (1757-1825) and was later resituated on the Tyumie River in 1837. The mission ministered to the Xhosa speaking people and the mission became famous for its educational endeavours.
DOI: 10.25549/impa-c123-78649
title: Village service at "Chirala" on the lower Shire, Africa, July 1903

description: "Village service at 'Chirala' on the lower Shire". Photograph of a large group of villagers standing in a semi circle next to a very large tree. Traditional thatched huts are visible in the background and two elders are seated on a bench. ❧ This image belongs to an album of photographs collected by Dr. Stevenson and includes images from India, China and Africa.
DOI: 10.25549/impa-c123-80429
title: Scouting movement, Lovedale, South Africa, ca.1938

description: “Pathfinders, Lovedale.” Exterior view of indigenous boys in scout uniforms and standing in formation. The Pathfinders were an off-shoot of the Scouting movement for ‘native’ boys. ❧ The Incehra mission, in the Eastern Cape, was renamed Lovedale ,1826, in memory of Dr John Love (1757-1825) and was later resituated on the Tyumie River in 1837. The mission ministered to the Xhosa speaking people and the mission became famous for its educational endeavours.
DOI: 10.25549/impa-c123-80430
title: Girl Guides, Lovedale, South Africa, ca.1938

description: “Wayfarers, Lovedale.” Exterior view with indigenous girls in Guides uniforms. The Wayfarers were an off-shoot of the Scouting movement for ‘native’ girls. ❧ The Incehra mission, in the Eastern Cape, was renamed Lovedale ,1826, in memory of Dr John Love (1757-1825) and was later resituated on the Tyumie River in 1837. The mission ministered to the Xhosa speaking people and the mission became famous for its educational endeavours.
DOI: 10.25549/impa-c123-80412
title: Students on parade, Lovedale, South Africa, ca.1938

description: “Church parade, Lovedale.” Exterior view of a large group of male Lovedale students standing in formation for a parade in the street. Major William Louis Geddes stands at the front. ❧ The Incehra mission, in the Eastern Cape, was renamed Lovedale ,1826, in memory of Dr John Love (1757-1825) and was later resituated on the Tyumie River in 1837. The mission ministered to the Xhosa speaking people and the mission became famous for its educational endeavours.
DOI: 10.25549/impa-c123-80331
title: Tug of war, Livingstonia, Malawi, 1905

description: “Tug of war.” Exterior view of two teams playing tug of war during the traditional New Year sports day. The Livingstonia mission station was established in 1891 by Dr Robert Laws (1851-1934) when he travelled north from Bandawe to set up a Training Institution and Industrial Mission. It was situated four miles from Lake Nyasa at Khondowe. As well as the school, hospital and accommodation, there were workshops for carpentry, printing and engineering, and mills, brickworks and a pottery. The Overtoun Institution was named after John Campbell White, Baron of Overtoun (1843-1908) who was a Convener of the Livingstonia Mission and a major financial contributor. ❧ Album containing photographs recording a voyage up the Shire River and scenes from the Livingstonia mission.
DOI: 10.25549/impa-c123-80360
title: Elizabeth Lonjoma, Livingstonia, Africa, ca.1900

description: “Elizabeth Lonjoma.” Portrait of a young girl associated with the Livingstonia mission field in Nyasaland. She is possibly a pupil of the Overtoun Institution which was situated near the North West shore of Lake Nyasa at Khondowe. The site consisted of a school, hospital and accommodation, there were also workshops for carpentry, printing and engineering, and mills, brickworks and a pottery. The Overtoun Institution was named after John Campbell White, Baron of Overtoun (1843-1908) who was a Convener of the Livingstonia Mission and a major financial contributor. ❧ Album containing photographs recording a voyage up the Shire River and scenes from the Livingstonia mission.
DOI: 10.25549/impa-c123-80330
title: Girls’ sports day, Livingstonia, Malawi, 1905

description: “Girls’ pounding competition. Jan. 1905.” Exterior view of girls pounding grain during the traditional New Year sports day. The Livingstonia mission station was established in 1891 by Dr Robert Laws (1851-1934) when he travelled north from Bandawe to set up a Training Institution and Industrial Mission. It was situated four miles from Lake Nyasa at Khondowe. As well as the school, hospital and accommodation, there were workshops for carpentry, printing and engineering, and mills, brickworks and a pottery. The Overtoun Institution was named after John Campbell White, Baron of Overtoun (1843-1908) who was a Convener of the Livingstonia Mission and a major financial contributor. ❧ Album containing photographs recording a voyage up the Shire River and scenes from the Livingstonia mission.
DOI: 10.25549/impa-c123-80359
title: Church and congregation, Zambia, ca.1900

description: “Mazoe [Mwenzo] Church and congregation.” Group portrait outside a structure made from thatch and grass. The station is possibly Mwenzo which was situated close to the border of German East Africa and had been run in the early years by Yohane [John] Afwenge Banda, a Tonga evangelist. ❧ Album containing photographs recording a voyage up the Shire River and scenes from the Livingstonia mission.
DOI: 10.25549/impa-c123-81536
title: Clearing station, Dodoma, Tanzania, July-November 1917

description: “Dodoma.” Landscape view with mountains rising in the background and a small collection of buildings on the right. Lt. Irvine, RAMC, was based at a carrier hospital in Dodoma. ❧ The image is from an album chronicling the war time experiences of Archibald Clive Irvine (1893-1974) in East Africa. During this time he would meet Dr John W Arthur which in turn would lead to his missionary work at Chogoria in Kenya.
DOI: 10.25549/impa-c123-80314
title: Blacksmiths, Livingstonia, Malawi, ca.1903

description: “Native Blacksmiths at work.” Exterior view of indigenous men working with an anvil. The Overtoun Training Institution at Livingstonia trained workers in carpentry, printing, pottery, brickwork, metal work and other trades. The Institution employed indigenous workers to produce goods for trade. ❧ Album containing photographs recording a voyage up the Shire River and scenes from the Livingstonia mission.
DOI: 10.25549/impa-c123-78584
title: Tibetan monks, West Bengal, ca.1920

description: "Tibetan mendicants - photo by A Hefferan." Portrait of two men dressed as traditional Tibetan Buddhist monks with padded long robes and pointed hats. They each hold up a rattle drum in one hand and a bell in the other hand. ❧ This photograph belongs to an album of mixed photographs collected by Dr. Stevenson and includes images from India, China and Africa.
DOI: 10.25549/impa-c123-78604
title: Lady Jane Dundas Hostel football team, Calcutta, 1922

description: “Lady Jane Dundas Hostel football team - September 1922. Superintendent and assistant superintendent seated in the middle”. ❧ Group portrait of a football team in traditional pose of three rows; the back row standing, middle sitting and front row kneeling on the ground. ❧ This image belongs to an album of mixed photographs collected by Dr. Stevenson and includes images from India, China and Africa.
DOI: 10.25549/impa-c123-80642
title: Geoffrey Irvine, Chogoria, Kenya,1929

description: “Geoffrey aged 5.” Portrait of a young boy standing next to a stream. Geoffrey Christopher Irvine was born in November 1923 at Chogoria. After qualifying as a doctor from Edinburgh University he returned to work at the hospital in Chogoria, and was there from 1953 to 1983. ❧ Image from the collection of Dr Archibald Clive Irvine (1893-1974) showing the early years of the Chogoria mission, established near Mt Kenya in 1922 and run by Dr Irvine, ministering to the Chuka and Mwimbi peoples.
DOI: 10.25549/impa-c123-81737
title: Stained glass window, Kikuyu, Kenya, 1918

description: “The Church with windows in memory of D. Henry Scott.” Detail of the left window in the Watson-Scott Memorial Church. The Church and windows were dedicated to Dr Ruffelle Scott and Reverend Thomas Watson. Lt. Irvine was posted near Kisumu and visited the Church of Scotland mission at Kikuyu. ❧ The image is from an album chronicling the war time experiences of Archibald Clive Irvine (1893-1974) in German East Africa and Portuguese East Africa with the Royal Army Medical Corps. During this time he would meet Dr John W Arthur which in turn would lead to his missionary work at Chogoria in Kenya.
DOI: 10.25549/impa-c123-80644
title: Official reception, Nairobi, Kenya, 1931

description: “The official reception at Nairobi – to.H.E The Governor Sir Jo[seph?] Photo: professional –“ Exterior view showing a raised platform off which officials and ladies are walking, a military parade and crowd can be seen in the background. The text on the image probably refers to Sir Joseph Aloysius Byrne (1874-1942) Governor of Kenya Colony and Protectorate, 1931-1936. ❧ Image from the collection of Dr Archibald Clive Irvine (1893-1974) showing the early years of the Chogoria mission, established near Mt Kenya in 1922 and run by Dr Irvine, ministering to the Chuka and Mwimbi peoples.
DOI: 10.25549/impa-c123-81627
title: Lt. Sargent, RAMC, Dodoma, Tanzania, July-November 1917

description: Portrait of Lt. Sargent, Royal Army Medical Corps, while serving in the German East Africa campaign, possibly stationed at the carrier hospital at Dodoma. ❧ The image is from an album chronicling the war time experiences of Archibald Clive Irvine (1893-1974) in German East Africa and Portuguese East Africa with the Royal Army Medical Corps. During this time he would meet Dr John W Arthur which in turn would lead to his missionary work at Chogoria in Kenya.
DOI: 10.25549/impa-c123-80638
title: Panorama of Mount Kenya summit, Kenya, ca.1930

description: “Panorama of summit, with Lewis glacier in foreground, with party of four crossing, Mt. Kenya.” Panorama showing the upper most peaks and a glacier over which four individuals traverse. A number of Church of Scotland missionaries were keen climbers and Chogoria was a popular base from which to climb Mount Kenya. ❧ Image from the collection of Dr Archibald Clive Irvine (1893-1974) showing the early years of the Chogoria mission, established near Mt Kenya in 1922 and run by Dr Irvine, ministering to the Chuka and Mwimbi peoples.
DOI: 10.25549/impa-c123-80620
title: Camping, Eastern Province, Kenya, ca.1930

description: “A preaching safari.” Exterior view of a camp with hospital and educational staff on an itinerant tour. The Hudson, and trailer, sit in the foreground. ❧ Image from the collection of Dr Archibald Clive Irvine (1893-1974) showing the early years of the Chogoria mission, established near Mt Kenya in 1922 and run by Dr Irvine, ministering to the Chuka and Mwimbi peoples.
DOI: 10.25549/impa-c123-80628
title: Preaching safari, Tharaka district, Kenya, ca.1930

description: “Safari in Tharaka, crossing a river bed.” Group portrait with Dr Irvine, Mr Williamson of Tumutumu, and porters standing on a dry river bed. The group is on a preaching safari to outlying areas beyond the outstations for Chogoria. ❧ Image from the collection of Dr Archibald Clive Irvine (1893-1974) showing the early years of the Chogoria mission, established near Mt Kenya in 1922 and run by Dr Irvine, ministering to the Chuka and Mwimbi peoples.
DOI: 10.25549/impa-c123-78976
title: Zomba Church, Malawi, 27 December 1913

description: "[Zomba?] church when opened 27/12/13 showing three quarters of building interior. Communion table and chairs presented by Re. N Maclean MA . Pulpit is to be built in brick where Mr Armitage is sitting. 3 windows in plain calliogal[?] glass presented by Europeans, otherwise entire cost borne by native Christians". Nyasaland. ❧ View of the interior of a church, looking towards the position of the pulpit, which is not yet built, and the three arched windows. Three men, of European descent, stand or sit in different areas of the church. ❧ This image belongs to an album of photographs collected by Dr. Stevenson and includes images from India, China and Africa.