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  • Yonnibana, Sierra Leone. Photograph, c. 1911.
  • A pregnant schoolgirl from Sierra Leone. Colour lithograph by Sierra Leone Home Economics Association Youth to Youth Project, ca. 2000.
  • Annual report on the Medical Department / Sierra Leone.
  • Annual report on the Medical Department / Sierra Leone.
  • Port in Bonthe, Sierra Leone. Photograph, c. 1911.
  • Women with fishing baskets in Bambara, Sierra Leone. Photograph, c. 1911.
  • A variety of fish from Sierra Leone, including monkfish and pilchard. Etching.
  • Sierra Leone: a tattooed man of the Kissi people collecting money. Photograph, 19--.
  • Sierra Leone: an insane asylum, a small wooden building with a porch. Photograph, ca. 1920.
  • A variety of fish from Sierra Leone, including a parrot-fish. Etching by T. Kitchen.
  • Shops in Freetown, Sierra Leone: wooden huts with food displayed outside, over open drains. Photograph, ca. 1911.
  • Right, various indigenous birds of Africa; left, various indigenous fish of Sierra Leone. Etching by J. Royce.
  • Wooden building on a river; to be used as a public toilet in Bonthe, Sierra Leone. Photograph, c. 1911.
  • Freetown, Sierra Leone: local people, including an amputee on crutches, are shown walking along one of the principal streets. Photograph, 1910/1920.
  • Freetown, Sierra Leone: African men wearing loincloths are pulling the carriage of a European man holding a rod. Lithograph, 1830.
  • Men in Freetown, Sierra Leone, with a device for removing rubbish, which they balance on their heads. Photograph, c. 1911.
  • Sierra Leone: wooden cesspool huts, with a uniformed man and a man holding a bucket shown standing in the foreground. Photograph, 1910/1920.
  • Precautions to prevent the spread of AIDS with illustrations; an advertisement by the National AIDS Programme, Ministry of Health, Sierra Leone. Lithograph, ca. 1996.
  • Freetown, Sierra Leone: local people walking along one of the principal streets, with shops, stalls and street traders seen on either side. Photograph, 1910/1920.
  • A street in Freetown, Sierra Leone: the buildings separated from the street by a ditch, with a wooden plank to connect them. Photograph, c. 1911.
  • A street in Freetown, Sierra Leone: the buildings separated from the street by a ditch, with a wooden plank to connect them. Photograph, c. 1911.
  • An account of the native Africans in the neighbourhood of Sierra Leone : to which is added an account of the present state of medicine among them / by Thomas Winterbottom.
  • Two women stroke the face of a man bearing the words 'Play boy' on his t-shirt with 2 other couples sitting on benches looking on from either side; an AIDS prevention advertisement by the International Planned Parenthood Federation and Planned Parenthood Association of Sierra Leone. Colour lithograph, ca. 1996.
  • Wooden building on swampland in Bonthe, Sierre Leone. Photograph, c. 1911.
  • A family of three people stand behind four separating blocks bearing a red heart and a dove representing an advertisement for 'Family and AIDS' to mark 1st December 1994, World AIDS Day; with local helplines in the León area; a collaboration with the Junta de Castilla y León. Colour lithograph by Sierra, 1994.
  • Men with cattle, pulling a cart with an incinerator on it. Photograph, c. 1911.
  • Ojuoro plant growing in a native pot. Photograph, c. 1911.
  • Divinatory effigy used by the Yarsi for prognosis of disease.
  • Recto: two black figures with arms outstretched and touching each other within a graphic background as an illustration to a Sierra Leonean proverb; first of six posters advertising the American Red Cross HIV/AIDS program. Colour lithograph by Damballah Dolphus Smith1992.
  • Recto: two black figures with arms outstretched and touching each other within a graphic background as an illustration to a Sierra Leonean proverb; first of six posters advertising the American Red Cross HIV/AIDS program. Colour lithograph by Damballah Dolphus Smith1992.