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Abercorn History.
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Abercorn People, Settlers, Red Locust personnel and Government figures.
Treaties with Chief Tafuna and other Ulungu chiefs
Personal Memoirs of Abercorn.
Abercorn Co-operative Society and schemes for extracting essential oil
Abercorn Social History – Programmes for Abercorn Dramatics and School and other events.
The Polish Refugee Camp.
Abercorn for Tourists.
History of the Red Locust Control Organisation and TseTse Fly Control measures.
Mpulungu, the Liemba and other Lake Tanganyika steamers, fishing vessels, and pleasure craft.
Social Life
Abercorn District Archaeology
Alice In Abercorn at the Abercorn Club
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The Mission House, Niamkolo. Photo from the London Missionary Society Records at S.O.A.S. London.

The first Church being constructed on the Yendwe Valley where the “SS Good News” was built.

The Church at Niamkolo. Photo: the Anglo German Boundary Commission files at TNA Kew, London.

The road to Niamkolo on Lake Tanganyika.jpg

From British Central Africa by Harry H. Johnston, published by Methuen, London in 1897.

View from Niamkolo headland towards Mpulungu. Photo: Anglo-German Boundary Commission at TNA, Kew, London.

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