Box 49
Contains 11 Results:
Doris Esther Webster. Africa Recollections, Kenya, 1905-1916
Photocopies of Doris Blackburn's accounts of her early life. These accounts include recollections of her life in Kaimosi and a journal she kept while traveling to San Francisco in 1916.
Doris Blackburn Webster. Recollections, Kenya, 1961
Virginia Blackburn - British E. Africa Letters, Kenya, January 1905 - December 1905
Typed transcriptions of letters written by Virginia Blackburn to her parents discussing life at the Kaimosi mission. Virginia and Elisha Blackburn, a nurse and medical doctor respectively, founded a hospital at the Kaimosi mission after they arrived in 1903. Her letters reflect her perspective as a white American Friend, and as such, do not reflect the opinions, worldviews, and perspectives of indigenous East Africans.
Virginia L. Blackburn. British E.Africa Letters, Kenya, March 1906 - December 1906
Typed transcriptions of letters written by Virginia Blackburn to her parents discussing life at the Kaimosi mission. Virginia and Elisha Blackburn, a nurse and medical doctor respectively, founded a hospital at the Kaimosi mission after they arrived in 1903. Her letters reflect her perspective as a white American Friend, and as such, do not reflect the opinions, worldviews, and perspectives of indigenous East Africans.
Virginia Blackburn - British E. Africa Letters, Kenya, January 1907 - December 1907
Typed transcriptions of letters written by Virginia Blackburn to her parents discussing life at the Kaimosi mission. Virginia and Elisha Blackburn, a nurse and medical doctor respectively, founded a hospital at the Kaimosi mission after they arrived in 1903. Her letters reflect her perspective as a white American Friend, and as such, do not reflect the opinions, worldviews, and perspectives of indigenous East Africans.
Virginia Blackburn - British E. Africa Letters, Kenya, 1908-1909
Typed transcriptions of letters written by Virginia Blackburn to her parents discussing life at the Kaimosi mission. Virginia and Elisha Blackburn, a nurse and medical doctor respectively, founded a hospital at the Kaimosi mission after they arrived in 1903. Her letters reflect her perspective as a white American Friend, and as such, do not reflect the opinions, worldviews, and perspectives of indigenous East Africans.
Virginia Blackburn - British E. Africa Letters, Kenya, May 1903 - December 1903
Typed transcriptions of letters written by Virginia Blackburn to her parents discussing life at the Kaimosi mission. Virginia and Elisha Blackburn, a nurse and medical doctor respectively, founded a hospital at the Kaimosi mission after they arrived in 1903. Her letters reflect her perspective as a white American Friend, and as such, do not reflect the opinions, worldviews, and perspectives of indigenous East Africans.