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Collection: nationalrecordsoffice.images
Description: People standing near bags full of cotton, some of whom are loading these bags onto specialised vehicles.
Collection: nationalrecordsoffice.images
Description: A construction site with three men and a motor
Collection: rashidphotostudio.rashidphotostudio
Description: Graduation of a batch of drivers of military vehicles
Collection: nationalrecordsoffice.images
Description: Motoring through forest White Nile
Collection: frederiquecifuentes.colonialarchitecturalheritage
Description: Barakat town in Al Jazirah state, Sudan. It lies on the west shore of the Blue Nile to the south of Wad Madani.
Collection: nationalrecordsoffice.images
Description: Atbara Stores Department. General Stores and Loco Tyres
Collection: issamahmedabdelhafiez.khartoumandomdurmanbuildings
Description: Khartoum’s old downtown, located immediately south of the old administrative area that runs along the bank of the Blue Nile on Nile Street, is laid out to follow a European-style grid system with regular, straight streets. Since the earlier 20th century, the old downtown has contained commercial and business offices. The area is made up mostly of the older multi-storey buildings, built in the ‘new modern style’ of the early 20th century, and more recent modern multi-storey structures. From the 1960s to early 1980s, the old downtown area was a renowned vibrant area with both a Sudanese and international community. The area included many nightclubs, shops and services. Here, one could find live music, imported goods, Sudan’s oldest bookshop and what was Khartoum’s only optician. The Greek owned Acropole Hotel is one of the few surviving businesses from this time.
Collection: nationalrecordsoffice.images
Description: Straw dwelling next to a road with approaching car.
Collection: issamahmedabdelhafiez.khartoumandomdurmanbuildings
Description: Old Omdurman Stadium
Collection: nationalrecordsoffice.images
Description: A wagon used for transportation on which are men, women, children, luggage, bicycles and more.
Collection: nationalrecordsoffice.images
Description: An agricultural field, two vehicles and a group of English officials.
Collection: nationalrecordsoffice.images
Description: Motor vehicle
Collection: nationalrecordsoffice.images
Description: Motoring in the Atbara
Collection: rashidphotostudio.rashidphotostudio
Description: A batch of drivers and mechanics from the railway police department.
Collection: issamahmedabdelhafiez.khartoumandomdurmanbuildings
Description: Khartoum’s old downtown, located immediately south of the old administrative area that runs along the bank of the Blue Nile on Nile Street, is laid out to follow a European-style grid system with regular, straight streets. Since the earlier 20th century, the old downtown has contained commercial and business offices. The area is made up mostly of the older multi-storey buildings, built in the ‘new modern style’ of the early 20th century, and more recent modern multi-storey structures. From the 1960s to early 1980s, the old downtown area was a renowned vibrant area with both a Sudanese and international community. The area included many nightclubs, shops and services. Here, one could find live music, imported goods, Sudan’s oldest bookshop and what was Khartoum’s only optician. The Greek owned Acropole Hotel is one of the few surviving businesses from this time.
Collection: nationalrecordsoffice.images
Description: Gordon Pasha's carriage
Collection: issamahmedabdelhafiez.khartoumandomdurmanbuildings
Description: El Qasr Avenue and El Baladiya Avenue, Khartoum
Collection: nationalrecordsoffice.images
Description: A man standing by an administrative vehicle that's parked under a tree and surrounded by shrubbery
Collection: frederiquecifuentes.merowedamsiteinsudan
Description: A lorry on site. All the equipment used for the construction of the Merowe dam project came from China by cargo to Port Sudan and then travelled all the way to North Sudan by road or by train.
Collection: rashidphotostudio.rashidphotostudio
Description: A photograph of engineer Abd-Alfatah gearing up for the Nile cruise for Egyptian irrigation
Collection: universityofkhartoum.sudannotesandrecords
Description: A record of a letter describing a series of item displayed at the Khalifa's House.
Collection: nationalrecordsoffice.images
Description: The tram as a means of transport in Khartoum Province.
Collection: nationalrecordsoffice.images
Description: Sandy surface north of Rabak
Collection: rashidphotostudio.rashidphotostudio
Description: Shell Oil advertising the use of the Ignition Control Additive (I.C.A.) with a banner that reads "Start the Two-Tankful Test Today and FEEL THE DIFFERENCE." I.C.A. was purported to increase performance and life of cars.
Collection: nationalrecordsoffice.images
Description: Labourers unloading concrete from a vehicle
Collection: issamahmedabdelhafiez.khartoumandomdurmanbuildings
Description: Khartoum’s old downtown, located immediately south of the old administrative area that runs along the bank of the Blue Nile on Nile Street, is laid out to follow a European-style grid system with regular, straight streets. Since the earlier 20th century, the old downtown has contained commercial and business offices. The area is made up mostly of the older multi-storey buildings, built in the ‘new modern style’ of the early 20th century, and more recent modern multi-storey structures. From the 1960s to early 1980s, the old downtown area was a renowned vibrant area with both a Sudanese and international community. The area included many nightclubs, shops and services. Here, one could find live music, imported goods, Sudan’s oldest bookshop and what was Khartoum’s only optician. The Greek owned Acropole Hotel is one of the few surviving businesses from this time.
Collection: rashidphotostudio.rashidphotostudio
Description: Workers from the family of vehicles and studios on the occasion of the retirement of their colleagues Muhammad Omar Ajabeen and Ibrahim Al-Naseem on the 8th of February 1983
Collection: issamahmedabdelhafiez.khartoumandomdurmanbuildings
Description: Khartoum’s old downtown, located immediately south of the old administrative area that runs along the bank of the Blue Nile on Nile Street, is laid out to follow a European-style grid system with regular, straight streets. Since the earlier 20th century, the old downtown has contained commercial and business offices. The area is made up mostly of the older multi-storey buildings, built in the ‘new modern style’ of the early 20th century, and more recent modern multi-storey structures. From the 1960s to early 1980s, the old downtown area was a renowned vibrant area with both a Sudanese and international community. The area included many nightclubs, shops and services. Here, one could find live music, imported goods, Sudan’s oldest bookshop and what was Khartoum’s only optician. The Greek owned Acropole Hotel is one of the few surviving businesses from this time.

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