EU: Street in Khartoum (1901) through time

Khartoum 1901–1911 6 photos of this spot

6 photographs taken at the same spot in Khartoum, spanning 1901–1911 — 6 of them from before 1980. Line them up and watch the place change.

A street in Khartoum photographed in 1901, a few years after the city was rebuilt as the seat of Anglo-Egyptian government following the defeat of the Mahdist state in 1898.

EU: Street in Khartoum (1901) 1901 A street in Khartoum photographed in 1901, a few years after the city was rebuilt as the seat of Anglo-Egyptian government following the defeat of the Mahdist state in 1898.

EU: The Holy Man's Tomb in Khartoum (1901) 1901 The tomb of a local holy man in Khartoum, photographed in 1901 not long after the city's reconstruction under the joint Anglo-Egyptian administration established in Sudan.

EU: Postal steamer on the Nile in Khartoum (1901) 1901 A postal steamer on the Nile at Khartoum in 1901, part of the river traffic that linked the city to Egypt and to Sudan's interior in the years following the Mahdist War.

EU: Sailboats and steamboats on the Nile in Khartoum (1901) 1901 Sailboats and steamboats share the Nile at Khartoum in this 1901 photograph, reflecting the mix of traditional and mechanized river transport in use in Sudan at the turn of the century.

EU: Village of clay houses near Khartoum - on the street standing persons, sun lounger, vessels and baskets (1901) 1901 A village of clay-built houses near Khartoum, photographed in 1901, with residents and everyday household items, including baskets and a sun lounger, visible along the street.

EU: The Khartoum Sanitary Service: Sudanese men repairing buckets, Khartoum, Sudan. Photograph, ca. (1911) 1911 Sudanese workers with the Khartoum Sanitary Service repair buckets in this photograph from around 1911, part of the day-to-day municipal operations of the British-administered Sudanese capital.