cometadata/datacite-titles-descriptions-related-identifiers huggingface dataset:
DOI: 10.25549/impa-c123-78177
title: Rev. E J Ball, ca. 1947

description: Black and white lantern slide showing a photographic portrait of a male missionary. The missionary is probably Reverend Edward James Ball, the first male missionary of the Peruvian Inland Mission,, who served with his wife Eileen (nee Eileen Davis) in Tarapoto.  He is seated on a chair with a tapestry cushion and wears a smart suit with a badge on his lapel. Edward James Ball joined the Peruvian Inland Mission in 1940. Having been brought up in Argentina, he spoke flawless Spanish. This slide comes from a collection created by the Peruvian Inland Mission, an evangelical mission started in 1930 by Miss Annie G Soper in northeast Peru, which was administered by the evangelical interdenominational mission, Regions Beyond Missionary Union from 1948.
DOI: 10.25549/impa-c123-78178
title: Lamas street and church, Peru, ca. 1947

description: Black and white lantern slide of a street in Lamas, San Martin prefecture. The Lamas church can be seen at the end of the street. This slide comes from a collection created by the Peruvian Inland Mission, an evangelical mission started in 1930 by Miss Annie G Soper in northeast Peru, which was administered by the evangelical interdenominational mission, Regions Beyond Missionary Union from 1948.
DOI: 10.25549/impa-c123-78179
title: Christmas, Lamas, Peru, ca. 1947

description: Black and white lantern slide showing a view of a Christmas celebration hosted by the Peruvian Inland Mission, probably at their headquarters in Lamas. A tree can be seen in the background that is decorated with ornaments, in front of which stands a nativity scene. Children (boys and girls) gather in front of the tree, and missionaries stand around a table in the foreground, one of whom gives out a drink from a large bowl. Cups and food lie on the wooden table. This slide comes from a collection created by the Peruvian Inland Mission, an evangelical mission started in 1930 by Miss Annie G Soper in northeast Peru, which was administered by the evangelical interdenominational mission, Regions Beyond Missionary Union from 1948.
DOI: 10.25549/impa-c123-78180
title: Miss Annie G Soper on horseback, Peru, ca. 1947

description: Black and white lantern slide showing Miss Annie Georgina Soper (1883-1979), founder of the Peruvian Inland Mission, on horseback in Peru. She wears a white pith helmet, skirt and shirt, and long boots. A male Peruvian helper stands to the side of the horse, and carries a cloth bundle over his shoulder and a hat in his hand. Annie Georgina Soper was a trained nurse who first went to Peru in 1916 to the Nurses' Training School in Lima. Accompanied by another nurse, Frances Rhoda Gould, she set off across the Andes to Moyobamba in 1922, where a hospital was set up. In 1930 (after a disagreement with a Free Church of Scotland missionary), she left Moyobamba in the hands of the Free Church of Scotland and set out for Lamas, where she set up a hospital and school. This slide comes from a collection created by the Peruvian Inland Mission, an evangelical mission started in 1930 by Miss Annie G Soper in northeast Peru, which was administered by the evangelical interdenominational mission, Regions Beyond Missionary Union from 1948.
DOI: 10.25549/impa-c123-78154
title: Map of Peruvian Inland Mission stations, ca. 1947

description: Black and white lantern slide showing a scale map of the mission stations owned by the Peruvian Inland Mission in Lamas and its surrounding area. The map is subtitled: "THE PERUVIAN INLAND MISSION MAP OF LAMAS AND SURROUNDING DISRTICT IN THE DEPARTMENT OF SAN MARTIN, PERU. P.I.M STATIONS SHOW: AS SQUARES. Dotted lines show forest routes." This slide comes from a collection created by the Peruvian Inland Mission, an evangelical mission started in 1930 by Miss Annie G Soper in northeast Peru, which was administered by the evangelical interdenominational mission, Regions Beyond Missionary Union from 1948.
DOI: 10.25549/impa-c123-78181
title: Building work, Peru, ca. 1947

description: Black and white lantern slide showing a group of Peruvians at the site of some building works. A timber frame and the skeleton of the first floor has been constructed. A machine (possibly for the breaking up of wood) stands in the foreground. Men and women gather around a large bowl (perhaps for washing) and can be seen on the incomplete structure. A track runs in front of the building, presumably for the transportation of materials. This slide comes from a collection created by the Peruvian Inland Mission, an evangelical mission started in 1930 by Miss Annie G Soper in northeast Peru, which was administered by the evangelical interdenominational mission, Regions Beyond Missionary Union from 1948.
DOI: 10.25549/impa-c123-78182
title: Missionary group and aeroplane, Peru, ca. 1947

description: Black and white lantern slide featuring a group of Europeans (probably missionaries from the Peruvian Inland Mission) standing in front of a small aeroplane. The founder of the Peruvian Inland Mission, Annie Georgina Soper, can be seen second from right in a large black coat, standing next to a lady in a white patterned dress who holds her coat under her arm. This slide comes from a collection created by the Peruvian Inland Mission, an evangelical mission started in 1930 by Miss Annie G Soper in northeast Peru, which was administered by the evangelical interdenominational mission, Regions Beyond Missionary Union from 1948.
DOI: 10.25549/impa-c123-78183
title: E J Ball, Peru, ca. 1947

description: Black and white lantern slide showing Reverend Edward  James Ball, the first male missionary to be involved in the Peruvian Inland Mission. He stands in front of a two storey thatched building, with a thatched shelter behind him. Rev. Ball holds his hat in front of his body, wears a shirt and trousers, and smiles happily. This slide comes from a collection created by the Peruvian Inland Mission, an evangelical mission started in 1930 by Miss Annie G Soper in northeast Peru, which was administered by the evangelical interdenominational mission, Regions Beyond Missionary Union from 1948.
DOI: 10.25549/impa-c123-78184
title: Group of pupils, Peru, ca. 1947

description: Black and white lantern slide showing a group of male pupils standing in front of a thatched building, possibly at the Lamas Bible School. A Peruvian teacher stands with the group, wearing a shirt, jacket and tie. This slide comes from a collection created by the Peruvian Inland Mission, an evangelical mission started in 1930 by Miss Annie G Soper in northeast Peru, which was administered by the evangelical interdenominational mission, Regions Beyond Missionary Union from 1948.
DOI: 10.25549/impa-c123-78185
title: Church procession, Lamas, Peru, ca. 1947

description: Black and white lantern slide showing a large group of people, many children and young people, entering the church in Lamas, Peru (possibly the Evangelical Church, opened by the Peruvian Inland Mission in 1937). This slide comes from a collection created by the Peruvian Inland Mission, an evangelical mission started in 1930 by Miss Annie G Soper in northeast Peru, which was administered by the evangelical interdenominational mission, Regions Beyond Missionary Union from 1948.
DOI: 10.25549/impa-c123-78155
title: Miss Mary Taverner on a river trip, Peru, ca. 1947

description: Black and white lantern slide showing Peruvian Inland Mission missionary Mary Taverner in a flat bottomed wooden boat, sitting under a canopy made from reeds. The figures of two other missionaries can be seen under the canopy behind her. Three Peruvian boatmen pose with wooden poles inside the boat, wearing matching shirts, trousers and hats. The boat is near the bank of a river, with tropical greenery in the background. Mary Taverner, a qualified nurse, sailed for Peru in 1935 and was in charge of the Lamas Bible School after it opened in 1939. This slide comes from a collection created by the Peruvian Inland Mission, an evangelical mission started in 1930 by Miss Annie G Soper in northeast Peru, which was administered by the evangelical interdenominational mission, Regions Beyond Missionary Union from 1948.
DOI: 10.25549/impa-c123-78186
title: Group of girls bathing in river, Peru, ca. 1947

description: Black and white lantern slide showing a group of girls of various ages bathing in a river in Peru, probably from a Peruvian Inland Mission institution. This slide comes from a collection created by the Peruvian Inland Mission, an evangelical mission started in 1930 by Miss Annie G Soper in northeast Peru, which was administered by the evangelical interdenominational mission, Regions Beyond Missionary Union from 1948.
DOI: 10.25549/impa-c123-78187
title: Girls in procession, Lamas, Peru, ca. 1947

description: Black and white lantern slide showing a group of smartly dressed girls standing in front of a one storey building with a tiled roof. A female European missionary stands with them, shading herself with an umbrella. A boy stands next to them holding a banner, suggesting that they are taking part in a procession. Three boys can be seen in the foreground, wearing European style clothes. This slide comes from a collection created by the Peruvian Inland Mission, an evangelical mission started in 1930 by Miss Annie G Soper in northeast Peru, which was administered by the evangelical interdenominational mission, Regions Beyond Missionary Union from 1948.
DOI: 10.25549/impa-c123-78188
title: Selling in market, Peru, ca. 1947

description: Black and white lantern slide showing a group of women selling their wares in a market in Peru. A woman sits on the ground with her son in the foreground of the image, surrounded by sweet potatoes. She also sits with two baskets, one of which seems to contain homemade dolls. Other buyers and sellers appear in the background, mostly women in traditional dress, possibly from an Inca people. This slide comes from a collection created by the Peruvian Inland Mission, an evangelical mission started in 1930 by Miss Annie G Soper in northeast Peru, which was administered by the evangelical interdenominational mission, Regions Beyond Missionary Union from 1948.
DOI: 10.25549/impa-c123-78159
title: Crossing the river, Peru, ca. 1947

description: Black and white lantern slide showing three individuals and two children crossing a wide river in Peru. The group wades through the water or uses large stones in the river. The figure at the front of the group looks to be a porter, since he is carrying a large basket on his back. The two adults at the rear may be missionaries on account of their white wide-brimmed hats. This slide comes from a collection created by the Peruvian Inland Mission, an evangelical mission started in 1930 by Miss Annie G Soper in northeast Peru, which was administered by the evangelical interdenominational mission, Regions Beyond Missionary Union from 1948.
DOI: 10.48370/ofd/zuv4wh/0hip0w
title: Puccinia coronata Corda F-0816.tif

description: :unav
DOI: 10.25549/impa-c123-78189
title: Woman and clay pots, Peru, ca. 1947

description: Black and white lantern slide showing a women squatting next to a large clay pot in traditional dress. She appears to be shelling nuts or beans, the husks of which fall on the floor beside her. Other clay pots stand in a shelter behind her. Clay pots are a common feature of cooking in South America. This slide comes from a collection created by the Peruvian Inland Mission, an evangelical mission started in 1930 by Miss Annie G Soper in northeast Peru, which was administered by the evangelical interdenominational mission, Regions Beyond Missionary Union from 1948.
DOI: 10.25549/impa-c123-78190
title: Annie Soper and boy on horseback, Peru, ca. 1947

description: Black and white lantern slide of Annie Georgina Soper (1883-1979), head of the Peruvian Inland Mission, on horseback riding down a street in Peru. A boy sits on the same horse in front of her. She is accompanied by another female missionary on horseback, and a male missionary (probably Reverend Edward James Ball). A female missionary walks to the rear of the group. Five children walk along beside them. The street is lined with thatched houses. This slide comes from a collection created by the Peruvian Inland Mission, an evangelical mission started in 1930 by Miss Annie G Soper in northeast Peru, which was administered by the evangelical interdenominational mission, Regions Beyond Missionary Union from 1948.
DOI: 10.48370/ofd/zuv4wh
title: Puccinia coronata Corda, 816

description: Fungarium Micromycetes
DOI: 10.25549/impa-c123-78172
title: Miss Jessie Norton and Miss Lucy Kisky carried in litters, Peru, ca. 1947

description: Black and white lantern slide showing Miss Jessie Norton (a medical missionary in Lamas) and Miss Lucy Kisky (Matron of the Orphanage Home of the Peruvian Inland Mission) being carried in litters on the backs of Peruvian porters. The canvas chairs are attached to the porters with straps around their heads and waists. Four other porters carry luggage with similar waist and head straps. The group is in a grassland area. This slide comes from a collection created by the Peruvian Inland Mission, an evangelical mission started in 1930 by Miss Annie G Soper in northeast Peru, which was administered by the evangelical interdenominational mission, Regions Beyond Missionary Union from 1948.
DOI: 10.25549/impa-c123-78191
title: Procession group, Peru, ca. 1947

description: Black and white lantern slide showing a group of men and women, probably at a procession. Two men hold flags and wear animal skins around their shoulders and waists. This slide comes from a collection created by the Peruvian Inland Mission, an evangelical mission started in 1930 by Miss Annie G Soper in northeast Peru, which was administered by the evangelical interdenominational mission, Regions Beyond Missionary Union from 1948.
DOI: 10.25549/impa-c123-78192
title: Missionaries and car, Peru, ca. 1947

description: Black and white lantern slide showing two female missionaries from the Peruvian Inland Mission standing next to a car on a mountain road in Peru. A driver stands next to one of the open car doors. The missionary nearest to the door of the car is Miss Frances Rhoda Gould, a nurse who accompanied Miss Annie G Soper on his first missionary journey to Moyobamba in 1922. The missionary standing next to her resembles Miss Edyth Mary Vinall, a nurse in the Lamas Hospital run by the Peruvian Inland Mission. This slide comes from a collection created by the Peruvian Inland Mission, an evangelical mission started in 1930 by Miss Annie G Soper in northeast Peru, which was administered by the evangelical interdenominational mission, Regions Beyond Missionary Union from 1948.
DOI: 10.25549/impa-c123-78156
title: P.I.M missionaries on boat trip, Peru, ca. 1947

description: Black and white lantern slide showing missionaries from the Peruvian Inland Mission travelling in a wooden boat. The female missionary sitting alone at the front of the boat may be Miss Myrtle Cooper, part of the medical staff at Lamas Hospital. The female missionary who sits low in the row behind is Miss Mary Taverner, qualified nurse and head of the Lamas Bible School. The taller female missionary is possibly Edyth Mary Vinall, a nurse who joined the Peruvian Inland Mission in 1937. A male figure sits at the back of the boat, and the arm of another male figure can just be seen. This slide comes from a collection created by the Peruvian Inland Mission, an evangelical mission started in 1930 by Miss Annie G Soper in northeast Peru, which was administered by the evangelical interdenominational mission, Regions Beyond Missionary Union from 1948.
DOI: 10.25549/impa-c123-78193
title: Peruvian Inland Mission missionaries, Peru, ca. 1947

description: Black and white lantern slides showing a group of four missionaries from the Peruvian Inland Mission. Mary Taverner stands to the left of the image, wearing a blouse and a light shirt. Mary Taverner was a nurse who joined the Peruvian Inland Mission in 1935. She went on to head the Lamas Bible School. The founder of the Peruvian Inland Mission, Annie Georgina Soper (1883-1979) wears a patterned dress and a wide brimmed hat. The gentleman is Reverend Edward James Ball. The lady who stands next to Reverend Ball in the dark skirt and jumper with an elaborate hat may be Mrs Eileen Ball, nee Davis. The group stands in front of thatched building, in front of which stands a motor car. This slide comes from a collection created by the Peruvian Inland Mission, an evangelical mission started in 1930 by Miss Annie G Soper in northeast Peru, which was administered by the evangelical interdenominational mission, Regions Beyond Missionary Union from 1948.
DOI: 10.25549/impa-c123-78194
title: Travel by raft, Peru, ca. 1947

description: Black and white lantern slide showing a group of missionaries from the Peruvian Inland Mission on a loaded wooden raft on a river in Peru. Three female missionaries in smart dresses and hats stand on the raft, which is loaded with boxes and cloth bundles. A European gentleman, possible Edward James Ball of the Peruvian Inland Mission stands at the edge of the raft, with a Peruvian young boy dressed in shorts, jacket and a uniform hat. Two Peruvian boatmen appear to be securing goods to the raft. This slide comes from a collection created by the Peruvian Inland Mission, an evangelical mission started in 1930 by Miss Annie G Soper in northeast Peru, which was administered by the evangelical interdenominational mission, Regions Beyond Missionary Union from 1948.
DOI: 10.25549/impa-c123-78195
title: Rafts on the water, Peru, ca. 1947

description: Black and white lantern slide showing two laden wooden rafts travelling down a river in Peru. Two individuals sit at the front of each raft, which are directed by long paddles. This slide comes from a collection created by the Peruvian Inland Mission, an evangelical mission started in 1930 by Miss Annie G Soper in northeast Peru, which was administered by the evangelical interdenominational mission, Regions Beyond Missionary Union from 1948.
DOI: 10.25549/impa-c123-78196
title: E J Ball evangelizing, Peru, ca. 1947

description: Black and white lantern slide showing Reverend Edward James Ball, who joined the Peruvian Inland Mission in 1940, preaching to a group of Peruvian men and women in Western dress. A native evangelist stands at the side of Reverend Ball, and his listeners stand on rocks in front of him. Reverend Ball is holding Bibles or tracts, at which he looks down. This slide comes from a collection created by the Peruvian Inland Mission, an evangelical mission started in 1930 by Miss Annie G Soper in northeast Peru, which was administered by the evangelical interdenominational mission, Regions Beyond Missionary Union from 1948.
DOI: 10.25549/impa-c123-78197
title: Reverend E J Ball conducting river baptism, Peru, ca. 1947

description: Black and white lantern slide showing Peruvian Inland Mission missionary Reverend Edward James Ball conducting the baptism of a Peruvian man in a river. Reverend Ball clasps the hand of the Peruvian convert, who in turn holds Reverend Ball's wrist. Reverend Ball holds his other hand above the head of the convert. The men stand in the river to their waists and are fully clothed. Onlookers stand on the rocky bank. This slide comes from a collection created by the Peruvian Inland Mission, an evangelical mission started in 1930 by Miss Annie G Soper in northeast Peru, which was administered by the evangelical interdenominational mission, Regions Beyond Missionary Union from 1948.
DOI: 10.25549/impa-c123-78169
title: Peruvian Christians, Peru, ca. 1947

description: Black and white lantern slide showing three smartly dressed Peruvian men in trousers, shirts and ties. These men may be native evangelists or converts. This slide comes from a collection created by the Peruvian Inland Mission, an evangelical mission started in 1930 by Miss Annie G Soper in northeast Peru, which was administered by the evangelical interdenominational mission, Regions Beyond Missionary Union from 1948.
DOI: 10.25549/impa-c123-78223
title: Henry Bazaar, Motihari, India, ca. 1906

description: Black and white lantern slide showing Henry Bazaar, the oldest market in Motihari, Bihar. Stall holders gather under the shade of buildings in the courtyard with their wares. , and small birds in cages can be seen hanging from roof awnings. The original commentary to the slide reads: "Henry Bazaar at Motihari where open air services are held." This slide comes from a collection created by missionaries from Regions Beyond Missionary Union, an interdenominational Protestant evangelical mission working in northeast India (Bihar and Orissa) and Nepal.
DOI: 10.48370/ofd/tmlbvp/kif3cd
title: Puccinia coronata Corda F-0815.tif

description: :unav
DOI: 10.25549/impa-c123-78235
title: The men wear traditional dress, with caps or turbans on their heads.

description: Black and white lantern slide showing a crowd of (Muslim) men and boys at Henry Bazaar, the oldest market place in Motihari, Bihar, India. This slide comes from a collection created by missionaries from Regions Beyond Missionary Union, an interdenominational Protestant evangelical mission working in northeast India (Bihar and Orissa) and Nepal.
DOI: 10.48370/ofd/tmlbvp
title: Puccinia coronata Corda, 815

description: Fungarium Micromycetes
DOI: 10.25549/impa-c123-78229
title: A Hindu boy in holiday attire, India, ca. 1906

description: Black and white lantern slide showing a Hindu boy in his best clothes, standing on a path up to a dwelling. He wears a sherwani, a long jacket fastened with buttons, and churidas, or trousers. The boy has a cap on his head and wears a scarf over his shoulder. This slide comes from a collection created by missionaries from Regions Beyond Missionary Union, an interdenominational Protestant evangelical mission working in northeast India (Bihar and Orissa) and Nepal.
DOI: 10.25549/impa-c123-78224
title: Bathing in the River Jumna, India, ca. 1906

description: Tinted lantern slide showing a group of Indian men and women in the River Jumna. Crowds and a cow can be seen on the bank. Note the tinter's effect of the reflection of tree trunks in the water. The Jumna (or Yamuna) River is the largest tributary of the Ganges in northern India. This slide comes from a collection created by missionaries from Regions Beyond Missionary Union, an interdenominational Protestant evangelical mission working in northeast India (Bihar and Orissa) and Nepal.
DOI: 10.25549/impa-c123-78233
title: Road to Simla, India, ca. 1906

description: Black and white lantern slide showing a view of the road from Simla to Calcutta through the mountains. Simla was formerly the summer capital of the British Raj in India, and is now in West Bengal. Calcutta is now the capital of West Bengal state and was the capital of East India Company territories until 1911. This slide comes from a collection created by missionaries from Regions Beyond Missionary Union, an interdenominational Protestant evangelical mission working in northeast India (Bihar and Orissa) and Nepal.
DOI: 10.25549/impa-c123-78237
title: Asha, the beggar girl, India, ca. 1925

description: Black and white lantern slide showing a small Indian girl dressed in a dress and jumper, playing on a log near to mission property. The caption on the side reads: "Asha, the beggar girl." This slide comes from a collection created by missionaries from Regions Beyond Missionary Union, an interdenominational Protestant evangelical mission working in northeast India (Bihar and Orissa) and Nepal.
DOI: 10.25549/impa-c123-78234
title: Rebecca aged 2 years, India, ca. 1925

description: Black and white lantern slide showing a small girl in a spotted dress holding a doll. She stands on the terrace to a mission building. The caption to the slide reads: "Rebecca aged 2 years." Rebecca may have been an orphan girl under the care of Regions Beyond Missionary Union. This slide comes from a collection created by missionaries from Regions Beyond Missionary Union, an interdenominational Protestant evangelical mission working in northeast India (Bihar and Orissa) and Nepal.