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Reference (shelfmark):: Mss Eur D1218/11(8)
Title:: Looking west from between the summits of the Khinjan Pass and the Salang Pass. Photographer: Harvey-Kelly, Charles Hamilton Grant Hulme
Scope & Content:: Genre: Landscape Photography 'The Kotal-i-Khinjan is the northernmost and by far the most difficult, of the two conjoined passes which are usually known as the 'Salang' Pass. Photograph is taken on the southern side of the Khinjan Pass.'
Collection Area:: India Office Records and Private Papers
Languages:: Not applicable
Date Range:: 3 Aug 1925
Extent:: 1 item

Reference (shelfmark):: Mss Eur D1218/11(9)
Title:: Salang Pass, north side. Photographer: Harvey-Kelly, Charles Hamilton Grant Hulme
Scope & Content:: Genre: Landscape Photography View looking towards the head of the pass with nomads' tents in foreground. 'See remarks in Photo Nos. 7 and 8. This photograph was taken on the north side near the summit of the Kotal-i-Khinjan (above the limit of trees). This spot is known as Bekh-i-Kotal-i-Khinja...
Collection Area:: India Office Records and Private Papers
Languages:: Not applicable
Date Range:: 3 Aug 1925
Extent:: 1 item

Reference (shelfmark):: Mss Eur D1218/11(10)
Title:: Salang Pass, cantilever bridge under construction. Photographer: Harvey-Kelly, Charles Hamilton Grant Hulme
Scope & Content:: Genre: Landscape Photography View showing pack animals crossing the river. 'The ascent from Khinjan to Bekh-i-Kotal-i-Khinjan is more than one day's stage. The bridges over the stream are cantilever. The donkeys crossing the temporary structure are carrying rock salt from Badakhshan to Kabul.'
Collection Area:: India Office Records and Private Papers
Languages:: Not applicable
Date Range:: 2 Aug 1925
Extent:: 1 item

Reference (shelfmark):: Mss Eur D1218/11(11)
Title:: At work [road building] on the Salang Pass. Photographer: Harvey-Kelly, Charles Hamilton Grant Hulme
Scope & Content:: 'The pass usually called the 'Salang' is in reality two passes, the northernmost being the Kotal-i-Khinjan and the southern being the Kotal-i-Salang. This photograph was takne on the northern side of the Kotal-i-Khinjan, between Takhta Sang and Doshakh.'
Collection Area:: India Office Records and Private Papers
Languages:: Not applicable
Date Range:: 2 Aug 1925
Extent:: 1 item

Reference (shelfmark):: Mss Eur D1218/11(12)
Title:: Type of bridge on Khinjan-Takhta Sang road (Salang Pass project). Photographer: Harvey-Kelly, Charles Hamilton Grant Hulme
Scope & Content:: Genre: Landscape Photography View looking upstream towards the bridge. 'Normal type of cantilever bridge on motor road on northern side of Khinjan Pass, near Sang-i-Lasham at head of the Khinjan mulberry orchards.'
Collection Area:: India Office Records and Private Papers
Languages:: Not applicable
Date Range:: 2 Aug 1925
Extent:: 1 item

Reference (shelfmark):: Mss Eur D1218/11(13)
Title:: Ford over Andarab River at Doshi. Photographer: Harvey-Kelly, Charles Hamilton Grant Hulme
Scope & Content:: Genre: Landscape Photography View showing a camel caravan crossing the river. 'The ford at Doshi on the Andarab just above its junction with the Sukhab. A difficult, but very busy ford. Only the strongest donkeys can cross it laden.'
Collection Area:: India Office Records and Private Papers
Languages:: Not applicable
Date Range:: 2 Aug 1925
Extent:: 1 item

Reference (shelfmark):: Mss Eur D1218/11(14)
Title:: Ford on Surkhab River. Photographer: Harvey-Kelly, Charles Hamilton Grant Hulme
Scope & Content:: Genre: Landscape Photography View showing horsemen crossing the river. 'An alternative ford to that mentioned in this stage in the route book. A guide is necessary, as can be seen from the photograph, where he is leading the foremost yabu. It is 12 miles from Shutur jangal and 11 miles from Dos...
Collection Area:: India Office Records and Private Papers
Languages:: Not applicable
Date Range:: 31 Jul 1925
Extent:: 1 item

Reference (shelfmark):: Mss Eur D1218/11(15)
Title:: [Rapids on the] Surkhab River at Shutur jangal. Photographer: Harvey-Kelly, Charles Hamilton Grant Hulme
Scope & Content:: Genre: Landscape Photography View along the river towards the mountains, with rapids in the foreground. 'The Surkhab river (which is formed by the junction of the Bamian, Kamard and Saighan streams), joins the Andarab at Doshi. Its valley is oppressively hot in summer, and the mosquitos are inc...
Collection Area:: India Office Records and Private Papers
Languages:: Not applicable
Date Range:: 30 Jul 1925
Extent:: 1 item

Reference (shelfmark):: Mss Eur D1218/11(16)
Title:: Entrance of the Armalik cave, between Doab-i-Shah Pasand and Surkh Kala. Photographer: Harvey-Kelly, Charles Hamilton Grant Hulme
Scope & Content:: Genre: Landscape Photography A somewhat indistinct view, showing figures grouped at the mouth of the cave. 'The Tang-i-Armalik, a gorge at the headwaters of the Tashkurghan river, when the valley narrows for half a mile. About 300 feet above the bed of the valley is a cave, difficult of access....
Collection Area:: India Office Records and Private Papers
Languages:: Not applicable
Date Range:: 29 Jul 1925
Extent:: 1 item

Reference (shelfmark):: Mss Eur D1218/11(17)
Title:: The Helmand River, looking up-stream at Gardan Diwal. Photographer: Harvey-Kelly, Charles Hamilton Grant Hulme
Scope & Content:: Genre: Landscape Photography View looking towards a bridge in the distance. 'A few miles from the source of the Helmand. The bridge is that mentioned in the route book. Water is swiftly flowing, and under the bridge, 6 feet deep. Elsewhere it is one foot deep, in broader channels.'
Collection Area:: India Office Records and Private Papers
Languages:: Not applicable
Date Range:: 24 Jun 1925
Extent:: 1 item

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