These collections are from the Abbas, Aboud and Jaddalla Jubara families. Jaddalla Jubara known as the godfather of Sudan’s cinema, was also a photographer. After he passed away in 2006, his archives were moved to his daughters and parts of these archives have not been showcased before. This is an ongoing project led by Ala Kheir, a Sudanese photographer and archival activist.
Abbas Family archive (1968)Photography Legacy Project
The outskirts of Elobied city, western Sudan. 1968
The project visits a photo collection of important families in Sudan’s history. Families have played an important part in keeping Sudan’s history alive since the successful war against the Ottoman-Egyptian rule in Sudan, and the British from 1881 to 1895. Sudan became one of the first African countries to become independent in 1956. During this period the family collected photographs of important events, visits, and historical moments.
Abbas Family archive (1970)Photography Legacy Project
Abbas's relatives in Alobied during a family holiday (Abbas Habib Allah Family Archive)
Abbas Family archive (1976)Photography Legacy Project
Singer Abdurahman Abdalla (Abbas Habib Allah Family Archive)
Abbas Family archive (1970)Photography Legacy Project
Abbas's family in Alobied (Abbas Habib Allah Family Archive)
Abbas Family archive (1981)Photography Legacy Project
A bride in a traditional west Sudanese dress (Abbas Habib Allah Family Archive)
Abbas Family archive (1982)Photography Legacy Project
Abbas's extended family at home in Alobied (Abbas Habib Allah Family Archive)
Abbas Family archive (1977)Photography Legacy Project
Hyphaene Forest, now significant declined, in northwest Sudan (Abbas Habib Allah Family Archive)
Abbas Family archive (1977)Photography Legacy Project
North Kurdufan nomad with her child (Abbas Habib Allah Family Archive)
A Aboud family archive (1950)Photography Legacy Project
Khartoum Train station, downtown Khartoum (Elsharif Aboud Family Archive)
A Aboud family archive (1960)Photography Legacy Project
Mak Nimir street, downtown Khartoum (Elsharif Aboud Family Archive)
A Aboud family archive (1960)Photography Legacy Project
A university student in the student housing (Elsharif Aboud Family Archive)
A Aboud family archive (1950)Photography Legacy Project
Khartoum Train Station, downtown Khartoum (Elsharif Aboud Family Archive)
A Aboud family archive (1950)Photography Legacy Project
University of Khartoum (Elsharif Aboud Family Archive)
A Aboud family archive (1964)Photography Legacy Project
Demonstrations in Omdurman, Almourada Street (Elsharif Aboud Family Archive)
A Aboud family archive (1960)Photography Legacy Project
Engineers field trip to Aljazeera scheme (Elsharif Aboud Family Archive)
A Aboud family archive (1960)Photography Legacy Project
The Unknown Soldier Monument, Qasr Street (Elsharif Aboud Family Archive)
A Aboud family archive (1972)Photography Legacy Project
University of Khartoum Library (Elsharif Aboud Family Archive)
A Aboud family archive (1975)Photography Legacy Project
Relatives group photograph (Elsharif Aboud Family Archive)
A Aboud family archive (1960)Photography Legacy Project
Sudan Hotel (Elsharif Aboud Family Archive)
A Aboud family archive (1962)Photography Legacy Project
Policeman in northern Sudan (Elsharif Aboud Family Archive)
A Aboud family archive (1960)Photography Legacy Project
Boarding school in Atbara, North Sudan (Elsharif Aboud Family Archive)
Jadalla Family archive (1960)Photography Legacy Project
Young footballers in Omdurman, Dar Alreyada (Jaddala Jubara Family Archive)
Jadalla Family archive (1960)Photography Legacy Project
Dar Alreyada, football complex (Jaddala Jubara Family Archive)
Jadalla Family archive (1960)Photography Legacy Project
Dar Alreyada, football complex (Jaddala Jubara Family Archive)
Jadalla Family archive (1960)Photography Legacy Project
Woman in traditional dress (Jaddala Jubara Family Archive)
Jadalla Family archive (1960)Photography Legacy Project
Family member (Jaddala Jubara Family Archive)
Jadalla Family archive (1960)Photography Legacy Project
Women resources center training, Khartoum (Jaddala Jubara Family Archive)
Jadalla Family archive (1960)Photography Legacy Project
Women resources center training, Khartoum (Jaddala Jubara Family Archive)
Jadalla Family archive (1960)Photography Legacy Project
Women resources center training, Khartoum (Jaddala Jubara Family Archive)
Jadalla Family archive (1960)Photography Legacy Project
Culture night at the Greek club in Khartoum (Jaddala Jubara Family Archive)
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