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LSH/1/1/10/1/12 · Part · 1949-09-20 - 1949-09-27
Part of The Ludlow & Sherriff Collection

SUMMARY:
Page lists photographic subjects and notes for multiple film rolls, including Gentiana veitchiorum, Aconitum sp., Polygonum vacciniifolium, yak, and views such as Kangkar Punsum. Locations mentioned include Tolegang, Chachhu La, Waitang, green lake, Ngadap, and Namgre, with dated entries from 13 to 27 September 1949 and several dispatch notes.

CONTENT:
148

B.W. 14
1 Gent. Veitchiorum from above. 19759 20/9
2 " " on bank. " "
3 " " " " "
4 " " lake & snows behind .. "
5 Ngadap & Namgre.
6 Aconitum sp. 1977. 23/9
7
8
9 Not taken
10
11
12

Dufaycolour 23
1 Polygonum vacciniifolium. Tolegang 16/9 19/16
2 )
3 ) Phardia 19716 16/9
4 ) 4. Sent 18/9.
5
6

Dufaycolour 24
1 Gent. Veitchiorum 19759 20/9
2 " " " "
3 " " on bank "
4 " " " " no filter "
5 " " " " "
6 " " with lake behind & snows ..

7 ) add to 24.
8 ) Aconitum sp. 1977 23/9
9 )
4 ) 24 & 9 pieces
5 ) sent 25/9
6 )

Kodachrome 30
G.S. Pasang near Chachhu La. 13/9.
Polygonum vacciniifolium 16/9.
Burhel above Tolegang in skyline. "
Phardia. 19716 "
Gentiana amoena 19721. camp. 18/9.
5' out of focus. view. Sent 18/9.

Kodachrome 31
Gent. Veitchiorum 19759
" " on bank, with tele lens etc. All on
lakeside green lake. 20.9.49
Yak, snows behind.
" " "
Sent 25/9

Kodachrome 32
Gent. 19759 by stream camp Waitang. 21.9.
Aconitum sp. 1977. 23.9.
Drogpa women spinning wool, outside. 26.9.
Kangkar Punsum 27.9.
Yak & " " "

LSH/1/1/9/1/16 · Part · 1949-03-30 - 1949-04-08
Part of The Ludlow & Sherriff Collection

SUMMARY:
Notes of photographed subjects and dates, including Bauhinia, a bridge at Bijiti, ascent to Shamzong, scenes over Wangdi Chu, doctoring at Tesar, and visits to Namti and Kinja with dancers and a palace. Film batches were sent on 4 April and 8 April 1949.

CONTENT:
13

Kodachrome S.1
Bauhinia 3 shots 30/3
Bridge at Bijiti (Pin) 31/3
Ascent to Shamzong. Coolies 31/3
} Sent 4.4.49

G.S. 2
Over Wangdi Chu. 1/4.
Bauhinia at Wangdi Chu 1/4.
Mules & coolies 1/4
Doctoring at Tesar 2/4.
} Sent 4.4.49

G.S. 3
Namti village.
Arrival at Kinja. Dancers.
Ditto dancers.
Dancers at palace. 6/4.
HH & Her Highness's children 6/4
} Sent 8/4 with B.S. 1.

G.S. 4 = B.S. 1 ??

LSH/1/1/9/1/100 · Part · 1949-07-08 - 1949-07-12
Part of The Ludlow & Sherriff Collection

SUMMARY:
Page lists numbered photographic entries of Primula and other alpine plants with notes on conditions and views around Kangkar Punsum, dated 8–12 July 1949. References include B.W. 10, Dufaycolor 17–18, and a note that items 16 and 17 were sent on 10 July 1949.

CONTENT:
95

B.W. 10 Dufaycolor 17
1 Kangkar Punsum in mist. 8/7 1 Primula jonardunii. 19378 8/7
2 " " clear. 9/7 2 Primula hopeana by stream. "
3 " " from above highest 'pass'. " 3 Kangkar Punsum. 9/7
4 Primula concinna white & pink 19392 " 4 Primula concinna white & pink 19392 9/7
5 Primula hopeana white & yellow. camp. 19395-6 10/7. 5 Androsace blue 19394 "
6 Primula umbratilis with rain drops in flowers. 11/7 6 Primula hopeana white & yellow 19395-6 10/7.
7 Arenaria (Small scree plant) 19402 with Primula umbratilis 11/7
8 Androsace globifera 19404 11/7 16 + 17 sent 10.7.49
9 Primula jonardunii cf. tenuiloba 11/7
10 Primula capitata. Kangkar Punsum background. 12/7 Dufaycolor 18
11 Primula macrophylla var. macrocarpa

LSH/1/1/9/1/26 · Part · 1949-04-29 - 1949-05-06
Part of The Ludlow & Sherriff Collection

SUMMARY:
Notes list Kodachrome and Dufay colour shots of Rhododendron species and Primula filipes, a view toward Tom Tom from Rip La, and a sun bird on Piptanthus. Locations include Denchung (river and camp) and Shambling, with mentions of items sent off. Dated entries include 29/04/1949 and 06/05/1949.

CONTENT:
22

Kodachrome C.S. 7.
Bryocarpum himalaicum. 18744
Primula Normaniana. 18740
View toward Tom Tom from Rip La. Magnolia Campbellii & Rhododendron arboreum in foreground.
Rhododendron Lindleyi (2 shots) 18739.
Sun bird on Piptanthus. 23/4.
Rhododendron Edgeworthii 18777
Rhododendron Griffithianum 18776
Rhododendron Edgeworthii by river.
6+7 sent 6/5

B.W. 2. Dufay Colour 4.

  1. Rhododendron Lindleyi 18739 trees in background. 1 Primula filipes 18749
  2. Rhododendron Lindleyi 18739 sky + clouds - 2 }
  3. Primula filipes habitat 18749 3 } Rhododendron Edgeworthii habitat 18777
  4. Primula filipes close habitat 4 Rhododendron Griffithianum habitat
    5 } 5 }
    6 } Rhododendron Edgeworthii habitat 18777 6 } Rhododendron Edgeworthii camp river 18777)
    7 Rhododendron Griffithianum 18776
    8 Rhododendron Edgeworthii 18777
    9 ? Rhododendron Lindleyi. Denchung 29/4/49 Dufay 3+4 Sent off
    10 from Shambling
    11 River at Denchung with Bhutanese. 30/4 6/5/49
    12 River at Denchung camp - 1/5
GB 235 DSF · Series · 1900 - 1906

47 photographs / studies of members of RBGE staff, mainly gardeners / probationer gardeners, some named, but many not.
Names include David Sydney Fish (x2), W. Douglas, Murray, David Wilkie, James D. McKenzie, James Esplin, D.M. Ross, William Ritchie, H.B. Anderson, Andrew R. Cosh, Thomas Sherlock, Douglas Law, William Fernie and Alexander Reid.

Fish, David Sydney
GB 235 GTM · Series · 1890 - 1899

3 photographs taken at RBGE by George T. Malthouse in the 1890s, all showing the transportation of trees around RBGE: Araucaria imbricata, Quercus cerris and Crataegus oxyacantha, all with gardeners around the transporter.

Malthouse, George T.
LSH/1/1/2/1/185 · Part · 1933-09-19
Part of The Ludlow & Sherriff Collection

SUMMARY:
The diarist describes taking telephoto and cinema panoramas from near the Me La and Dib La, viewing Kula Kangri, the Mago hills, Chakzam Chu, Gauri Chu, and the hills above Pinbogong, and mentions sketching a rough map and seeing a pnoepyga. The entry explains the meaning of Sangthopelri, first seen from the Cho La, and relates the tradition of Lobpön Rimpoche (Guru Rimpoche) traveling from India to Tibet via this route, noting glaciers seen at Mena and before reaching the Me La.

CONTENT:
East of the Me La. Then a panorama with telephoto lens (Focal length 24"). Then a telephoto (F 38") of Kula Kangri. Also with the cinema I took more or less the same, including a short view of the hills to Mago. Again with my small camera with ordinary telephoto lens. A rough sketch map with angles from the Dib La is opposite, not to any kind of scale. I could also see the Mago snow hills, the Chakzam Chu, Gauri Chu, the hills above Pinbogong and away down to India and the plains. I could hardly tear myself away from the Pass with that view still to be seen. Will probably go up again this evening. Got a few birds, including a pnoepyga on the way down.

The word Sangthopelri means 'abode of the gods' or something like that. It is the name of the mountain which we first saw from the Cho La. We walked round two sides of it, seeing a glacier from it at Mena and another before reaching the Me La. The name seems to originate from the fact that Lobpön Rimpoche (Guru Rimpoche) on his way to introduce Buddhism to Tibet went from India by this route. Beyond the Me La he stopped and lived with his two wives beside a rock, on which there is

GB 235 TAI · Series · 1935

Three photographs of Park Keepers at the Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh featuring George Tait, donated by his family in 2026.
George Tait (1872-1950) was a Park Keeper at RBGE between 1911 and Dec.1936; he served in the Boer War and WW1; Royal Scots / 1st Gordon Highlanders.
/1 - 'Granddad Tait Britanical Gdns' - photograph of George Tait at West Gate Lodge(?)
/2 - Park Keepers, Royal Botanic Gdns, Edinburgh, Scotland, 1935, G.Tait; photograph showing seven Park Keepers at RBGE in 1935; presumably George Tait (front, right) and his colleagues, Sgt John M. Lugton, Arthur W. Hudson, Douglas Hunter, James D. Kerr, Robert M. MacLeish and Henry M. Smith.
/3 - 'Granddad Tait, Gatehouse, Botanic Gardens'; photograph showing three Park Keepers at a gate box; George Tait in the centre.
A biography of George Tait was provided by his family; kept with accession records.

Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh (Creator)