1930's
Max's Car, Balegane Drift
Photographer: Max Ashton
Source: Bob Forrester |
Photo No. 76
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Before the Balegane Pont was
officially built, cars were towed across by cattle. This is just below the
current Balegane Prison Officers Mess.
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1930's
Mbabane
Photographer: Unknown
Source: National Archives |
Photo No. 40
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Mbabane. Allister Miller street,
taken from about the Delta Motors Garage on Gilfillan street.
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1930's
Mbabane
Photographer: Unknown
Source: Annie Smythe |
Photo No. 39
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Mbabane. Distant view of the town,
note the trees in a treeless zone.
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1930's
Mixed Blessings
Photographer: Unknown
Source: Dawson family |
Photo No. 438
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Missionary education worldwide was of
mixed benefit, often what happened was people left one culture behind and did
not arrive at the next. Instead of being part of society they lived in a
cultural no-man's land.
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1930's
Model T in the mud
Photographer: Mary Kiernan
Source: National Archives |
Photo No. 101
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A Model T belonging to the Miller
family. The car was pulled out by oxen and people pushing. Roads in Swaziland
before the 1960's were not good.
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1930's
Nkomatane Outspan, near Piggs Peak
Photographer: Rev. Dawson
Source: Dawson family |
Photo No. 500
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Cows crossing the Nkomatane
Drift.
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1930's
Picnic
Photographer: Captain Smythe
Source: Annie Smythe |
Photo No. 43
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Captain Smythe obviously enjoyed
Swaziland to the full.
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1930's
Picnic, Havelock
Photographer: Rita Tetley
Source: Dawson family |
Photo No. 495
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A picnic near Havelock asbestos mine.
From left: Roy Hesel, "the Weston boy", Mrs Weston (white dress and
looking over her shoulder). Paul Dunn is the man wearing a hat in the centre,
the woman in the striped hat is Hester Dawson, her husband Bill is leaning
against her.
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1930's
Piggs Peak Mine
Photographer: Unknown
Source: Dawson family |
Photo No. 494
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1930's
Piggs Peak Scenery
Photographer: Unknown
Source: Dawson family |
Photo No. 499
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Mountain scenery near Piggs Peak. The
trees may well be wattle plantation mentioned in "Piggs Peak Avenue".
This is a postcard.
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