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The Presidential Palace Khartoum

Collection: griseldaeltayib.griseldaeltayibcollection
Description: View of the outer staircases descending onto the Presidential Palce courtyard
The Presidential Palace Khartoum

Vice-Chancellor's house

Collection: griseldaeltayib.griseldaeltayibcollection
Description: The verandah of the residence of the vice-chancellor of the University of Khartoum. The building is within the main university compound and opens onto Nile Avenue. Abdallah was vice-chancellor of the university between 1974-1975.
Vice-Chancellor's house

University of Khartoum

Collection: griseldaeltayib.griseldaeltayibcollection
Description: View of parts of the Main Library and the Faculty of Arts, University of Khartoum looking west from Main Street.
University of Khartoum

Wadi Halfa

Collection: griseldaeltayib.griseldaeltayibcollection
Description: A decorated doorway in Wadi Halfa before the flooding.
Wadi Halfa

The Presidential Palace Khartoum

Collection: griseldaeltayib.griseldaeltayibcollection
Description: The Presidential Palace gardens looking out onto Qasr Avenue
The Presidential Palace Khartoum

University of Khartoum

Collection: griseldaeltayib.griseldaeltayibcollection
Description: View of part of the building of the Faculty of Arts, University of Khartoum looking east towards Main Street. When Abdallah was dean of the faculty, Griselda explains that she commissioned 12 concrete benches from the prisons' authority to be placed along this road, under the trees to the right of the photo. This was to stop students sitting on car bonnets and damaging them.
University of Khartoum

The Presidential Palace Khartoum

Collection: griseldaeltayib.griseldaeltayibcollection
Description: View of the Presidential Palace courtyard
The Presidential Palace Khartoum

The White Nile Bridge

Collection: griseldaeltayib.griseldaeltayibcollection
Description: Also known as Omdurman Bridge
The White Nile Bridge

Vice-Chancellor's house

Collection: griseldaeltayib.griseldaeltayibcollection
Description: Inside the residence of the vice-chancellor of the University of Khartoum. Abdallah was vice-chancellor of the university between 1974-1975
Vice-Chancellor's house

Wadi Halfa

Collection: griseldaeltayib.griseldaeltayibcollection
Description: Decorated building in Wadi Halfa before the flooding.
Wadi Halfa

Shambat Bridge

Collection: griseldaeltayib.griseldaeltayibcollection
Description: Linking Khartoum North, Bahri, to Omdurman
Shambat Bridge

The Presidential Palace Khartoum

Collection: griseldaeltayib.griseldaeltayibcollection
Description: Presidential guards at the palace in Khartoum
The Presidential Palace Khartoum

The house in Amarat

Collection: griseldaeltayib.griseldaeltayibcollection
Description: Front view of the new house in Amarat. Griselda talks about the house in audio clip GET-0000194.
The house in Amarat

Vice-Chancellor's house

Collection: griseldaeltayib.griseldaeltayibcollection
Description: Griselda and Fadia, Abdallah's niece at the vice-chancellor's residence at the University of Khartoum, a position Abdallah held between 1974-1975.
Vice-Chancellor's house

Bakht al-Rida

Collection: griseldaeltayib.griseldaeltayibcollection
Description: Griselda and Abdallah in their home at Bakht al-Rida, Teacher Training College, where the couple settled after travelling back to Sudan. The big spacious house was a blessing after the cramped living conditions in London. This house was designed by and belonged to Taffy Griffith, the founder of Bakht al-Rida, and was different from the other teachers' houses. It had a flag pole outside where Griselda hoisted the Sudanese flag on independence day.
Bakht al-Rida
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