Natal Society

Thumbnail	Title	Description
	Bishop Colenso	Sepia print 10.4 x 6.3cm faded
	Field Marshall H R H the Duke of Connaught. He opened the first Union Parliament, 1910	Sepia print 14 x 8.9cm
	Judge Henry Cloete	Black and white print 21.2 x 16.5cm
	Mr and Mrs Fred J Clarke	Black and white print 18 x 13.2cm
	Botanical Gardens Hotel, 1902. Standing: Miss Clarence; seated: Mrs Clarence, Mr Butler and Colonel Tucker	Black and white print 8.8 x 7.3cm faded
	Martha Christopher	Sepia print 10 x 6cm
	Madame Virginie Cheron	Sepia print 10.2 x 6.1cm faded
	Miss Alice Chappe	Sepia print 9.8 x 6cm faded
	Reverend William Campbell, Presbyterian Minister, Pietermaritzburg. A founder of the Natal Society. Father to Harry Campbell, Master of the Supreme Court and later Judge President of the native High Court	Sepia print 9.9 x 6cm faded
	Reverend William Campbell, Presbyterian Minister, Pietermaritzburg. A founder of the Natal Society. Father to Harry Campbell, Master of the Supreme Court and later Judge President of the native High Court	Black and white print 13.2 x 9.9cm
	Photograph by Rosa Hope. Donated by Mrs W E C Bews. W A Campbell, Hilton College, December 1952	Black and white print 20.8 x 15.5cm
	Reverend James Cameron, Wesleyan Methodist Minister, Chairman of the Natal District 1864-1875; Minister at Chapel Street Methodist Church 1872-1875	Black and white print 17.5 x 12.4cm
	Reverend Henry Maxwell Cameron. Wesleyan Minister. Son of Reverend James Cameron. Served at Chapel Street, 1872-1875	Black and white print 17.4 x 12.2cm
	Ernest Travers Burges, Archdeacon of Pietermaritzburg. Chair of the Board of Governors, Hilton College, 1905-1907	Black and white print
	Mr F G Burchell owned a stables (business established with Temple Street address in 1873) in Longmarket Street, on the site of Zank's garage opposite Buxton House	Sepia print 9.6 x 7.6cm faded
	R A Bruntine, who married Henry Pinson's daughter. Presented by Professor Hattersley	Sepia print 13.6 x 10cm
	Madame Broughton. She is presumably the wife of Mr M B Broughton who worked at the Natal Society Library from 1924-1944	Sepia print 16.1 x 10.8cm
	Mrs Bridle	Sepia print 9.6 x 5.9cm
	Christoper Bird	Black and white print 24.9 x 18.8cm
	An interior view of a room in the old Colonial Office showing John Bird's son Christopher, a principal under-secretary, at his desk. He appears to be writing with a form of quill-pen. By the side of his bentwood chair is a brass spittoon, 1897	Black and white print 16.1 x 20.9cm

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