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KIMBERLEY, SOUTH AFRICA, C.1900. MILITARY OFFICERS AND PROMINENT CITIZENS AT FORT RHODES DURING THE SIEGE OF KIMBERLEY. CECIL RHODES, THEN CONTROLLER OF THE DE BEERS COMPANY, IS SEATED FOURTH FROM THE LEFT. (DONOR: T. COLLINS; PHOTOGRAPHER: M. BENNETT).
KIMBERLEY, SOUTH AFRICA, C.1900. TROOPS GUARDING A ROAD BARRIER DURING THE FOUR MONTH SIEGE OF KIMBERLEY. THE NOTICE, AUTHORISED BY CECIL RHODES, DIRECTS TOWNSWOMEN AND CHILDREN TO SEEK SHELTER IN DE
KIMBERLEY, SOUTH AFRICA, C.1900. DEFENSIVE WORKS AT THE TOWN RESERVOIR DURING THE SIEGE. (DONOR: T. COLLINS; PHOTOGRAPHER: M. BENNETT)
KIMBERLEY, SOUTH AFRICA, C.1900. NATIVE WORKING PARTY FILLING IN BOER TRENCHES AT WEBSTER'S FARM AFTER THE SIEGE WAS LIFTED. (DONOR: T. COLLINS; PHOTOGRAPHER: M. BENNETT)
KIMBERLEY, SOUTH AFRICA, 1900. MEMBERS OF THE DIAMOND FIELDS HORSE, A VOLUNTEER UNIT RAISED IN KIMBERLEY, EXAMINE A BOER TREK WAGON ABANDONED WHEN THE SIEGE WAS LIFTED. (DONOR: T. COLLINS; PHOTOGRAPHE
KIMBERLEY, SOUTH AFRICA, C.1900. THE TOWN WATERWORKS DURING THE SIEGE. BECAUSE OF THE FLAT NATURE OF THE COUNTRY MUCH OF THE TOWN WAS PROTECTED BY RAMPARTS OF EARTH AND SAND BAGS. (DONOR: T. COLLINS;
KIMBERLEY, SOUTH AFRICA, C.1900. BRITISH TROOPS OF THE ROYAL ARTILLERY USING MOUNTAIN GUNS AGAINST THE BOERS BESIEGING THE TOWN. (DONOR: T. COLLINS; PHOTOGRAPHER: M. BENNETT)
