Theodore Roosevelt in Africa (1909 Original Black & White Film)

Experience a glimpse of history with this captivating black & white film from 1909, showcasing scenes from Theodore Roosevelt's safari party in British East Africa. Join Theodore Roosevelt as he plants a tree in front of a trading company building in Mombasa, Kenya. Witness the bustling amusement area of Mombasa's seaport, including a ferris wheel filled with Swahilis. Embark on a journey along the Uganda Railway, with sweeping views of the plains and encounters with Masai herdsmen and railroad workers. Explore small communities and witness rituals, including a rainmaker dance surrounded by Swahilis. Immerse yourself in the daily lives of African tribes, from drawing water at wells to ceremonial circles and dances. Join Theodore Roosevelt and his party as they interact with African tribesmen and navigate camp life. Don't miss this rare footage capturing a momentous safari adventure in Africa's wilderness.

Source :
Roosevelt, T., Community Motion Picture Service, I. & Theodore Roosevelt Association Collection, Kearton, C., photographer. (1909) TR in Afri, 2. [United States: s.n] [Video] Retrieved from the Library of Congress, https://www.loc.gov/item/mp76000261/