PHOTOGRAPHS
- Title
- General Kelly-Kenny's infantry creeping on the Boers at Dreifontein on the march to Bloemfontein
- Object Name
- Stereoscope Photograph
- Maker
- Underwood and Underwood (Primary maker)
- Date Made
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c.1890-1900
c.1890-1900 - Place Made
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United States of America: New Jersey
New Jersey - Description
- Stereoscope Photograph showing a view relating to the Boer War; Infantry taking fire. ‘General Kelly-Kenny's infantry creeping on the Boers at Dreifontein on the march to Bloemfontein’. Kelly-Kenny was an Irish Catholic who was born in Kilrush and attended St Patrick’s College in Carlow. He rose steadily through the army and by 1906 was Adjutant General, a very senior role involving welfare, recruitment and other issues regarding personnel. The future George V visited his home.
- Materials
- paper
- Place Collected
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- Catalogue Number
- BELUM.W2012.75
- Notes
- National Museums NI
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