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A photograph of the exterior of Hotel Tanganyika, which is run by a Greek proprietor. There are four men standing on the porch of the hotel with plants such as banana, citrus, papaya, zenia, and manihot situated around the hotel.

A photograph of manihot glaziovii and mangifera indica. The entrance to Kigoma bay can be seen in the far back.

A photograph of a street scene in Kigoma, showing a large manihot glaziovii on the left and large mango trees farther in the back.

A photograph of a street in Ndjindji with a state carriage being pulled by two donkeys. in which we returned to Kigoma "pili pili." The two white men sitting in the carriage are H.C. Raven and a Belgian official.

A photograph of a village street lined with kapok trees. There are several huts on the other behind the trees.

A photograph of an old house that's roof is covered with sod. The street shows mango, papaya, and kapok.

A photograph taken looking into the village from the lake side. There are peanuts, corn, manihot, boma, cocoanut, kapok, cotton, oil palm, as well as huts in the back.

A photograph of an oil plant that forms a small tree. There are village with huts in the back.

A photograph of a pomegranate tree with fruit on the right and a dirt street behind.

A photograph of a large mango tree in Ujiji known as a place where Henry Stanley met David Livingston in 1871. In the background is a road and indigenous huts.

A photograph of a large mango tree in Ujiji known as a place where Henry Stanley met David Livingston in 1871. In the background is a road and indigenous huts.

A photograph of a large mango tree in Ujiji known as a place where Henry Stanley met David Livingston in 1871. There are several people sitting under the tree, including Solomon, Paine, Shantz and kids of Verstappen.

A photograph of large mango trees with a soap factory behind the trees. There are two people standing in between the tmango trees.

A photograph of huge mango trees and a soap factory on the right behind the trees. There are several indigenous people standing near the trees, carrying the produce from the trees.

A photograph of oil palm has a gourd on it for collecting wine. There is also date palm, soursop, and sansevieria.

A photograph of oil palm trees and date palm trees next to the Boma Belgian headquarters. There are two people standing facing the trees.

A photograph of stipa grass and trees in an open bush area.

A photograph of the grass and bush along the hills with the coastline on the far left.

A photograph showing the detail of the grassland and rocky soil.

A photograph of a depot (now used as administrative building) and yards with the Governor's house and a hotel (now used as a hospital) in the background.