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A photograph of the high grassland. It's appearance is similiar to that of a prairie in the United States. There are a forest islands in the background.

A photograph of the high grassland. It's appearance is similiar to that of a prairie in the United States. There are a forest islands in the background.

A photograph of the high grassland. It's appearance is similiar to that of a prairie in the United States. There are a forest islands in the background.

A photograph of a group of indigenous people standing outside of the train. There are also cattle grazing on the grass.

A photograph taken from the train in M'Gule. There is a relatively clear patch of land near the side of the track where there are some indigenous women rushing to the train.

A photograph of a group of plants, that includes canna, dasheen, cape gooseberry, zinnia, and yellow dahlia, in front of a building.

A photograph of a garden, showing excellent growth of garden peas as well as beans and bananas.

A photograph of tall grass in the foreground with fine tall trees in the background.

A photograph of a Belgian man purchasing a new wife.

A photograph of a garden with bananas and an indigenous hut in the background.

A photograph of indigenous people at the side of the track. There are bananas and tobacco plants in the foreground and a hill in the background. The hill is one of the copper hills where trees do not grow well.

A photograph of tall grass and trees.

A photograph over tall grass with acacias in the background. This is typical of the low land where brachystegia and combretum give way to acacia.

A photograph taken at the depot as the train pulled out. It shows a large group of women at the depot, seeing their Ackari husbands off as they leave on the train.

A photograph of the main street in Elizabethville. There are some trees and building on both sides of the street. A hotel is on the right in the background.

A photograph of pteris and afrimonuim with dry forest in the background.

A photograph of a crop field with beans, corn, and pumpkins with huts seen in the background.

A photograph of a mortar, pestle, and sifting basket sitting on the ground.

A photograph of a partial view of an indigenous village on the left. There is corn on the right. These are used in pounding corn or "mealies" into cornmeal.

A photograph of an indigenous village on the right with corn and pumpkins on the left. One of the cottages on the right has a sign over the door in English that says "Photographic supplies".