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A photograph of native trees in the park at Victoria Falls Hotel. There are combretum in the foreground as well as ochna, pseudolachnostylis, baikaiea plurijuga, copaifera, burkea africana, brachistegia randii, and diospyrus.

A phtoograph of open forest growth at Victoria Falls with pseudolachnostylis (Herb. 386) on the left.

A photograph of a mango tree in the foreground with the Victoria Falls Hotel in the background and burkea africana on the left.

A photograph of the garden at the Victoria Falls Hotel. It shows mango on the left as well as papaya, roses, carnations, petunia, canna, and hibiscus.

A photograph of three 3 1/2 inches long mangoes in the garden at the Victoria Falls Hotel.

A photograph showing detail of the wild date palms in palm canyon with cliff in the background.

A photograph in palm canyon, full of wild date palms and ficus.

A photograph in palm canyon, where the palms are mainly the wild date palm, phoenix reclinata. H.C. Raven is shown in the background on the right.

A photograph looking down into the gorge and river from above Danger Point.

A photograph of Pliny Horn going down over Danger Point.

A photograph of Pliny Horn going down over Danger Point.

A photograph taken at the edge of the rain forest. There is bare rock in the foreground, grass on the left, and rain forest still further on the left. The spray from the falls make it difficult to see the image well.

A photograph of a buphane toxicaria, a brilliant red lily which usually blooms ahead of the leaves.

A photograph of Bill Stowell going over the edge of the gorge.

A photograph pp the Zambezi River above Rainbow Falls.

A photograph of the gorge from the top of rainbow falls - ficus at left, Ipomoea in fore. [Shantz travel journal, Nov. 11, 1919]

A photograph of a gorge below falls taken from a hotel. The railroad bridge is shown across the gorge in the distance to the left.

A photograph of several indigenous men moving cable and other materials used in making the descent into the gorge.

A photograph of several indigenous men moving cable and other materials used in making the descent into the gorge.

A photograph of Rainbow Falls from the opposite side of the gorge.