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    AMBULANCE CROSSING THE MODDER 1899

    Great Britain

    ACTUALITY. Boer War: hauled by a long mule train a four-wheeled cart with three British soldiers seated at the rear crosses the Modder River (14) Oxen harnessed to a covered Red Cross ambulance wagon drink from the river. They then pull the ...

     
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    LANCERS CROSSING THE MODDER RIVER 1899

    ... , which has steep banks on either side, during the Boer War.

    Note: Filmed by John Benett-Stanford, 8 December 1899.

    Refs: John Barnes, Filming the Boer War (1992), pp. 52, 57 [illus.], 187, 292. National Film Archive, Catalogue, ...

     
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    LANDING OF SAVAGE SOUTH AFRICA AT SOUTHAMPTON 1899 has video enhanced entry

    ... was previously identified as being a Kaffir war dance at the Ferari Mines, Johannesburg ... next year ‘Anglo-Boer war-related films regularly accounted for ... >

    Barnes, John, Filming the Boer War in England: Volume 4 of the Beginnings of the ...

     
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    PANORAMIC VIEW OF FRERE CAMP TAKEN FROM THE FRONT OF AN ARMOURED TRAIN, NOVEMBER 29TH, 1899 1899

    Great Britain

    ACTUALITY. Boer War. 'Phantom ride' taken from a moving train (moving right to left) showing ... , The Biograph in Battle (1901), pp. 52-3. John Barnes, Filming the Boer War (1992), p. 191. Palace Theatre programme 29 January 1900 (PANORAMA OF ...

     
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    NAVAL GUNS FIRING AT COLENSO 1899

    ... British naval ratings firing a 4.7" naval gun, during the Boer War, probably 14 December 1899.

    Close shot of 4.7" naval gun ... assault on Colenso.

    Refs: John Barnes, Filming the Boer War (1992), pp 152, 192. W.K-L. Dickson, The Biograph in Battle ...

     
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    TROOPS PASSING OVER THE MODDER BY TRAIN 1899

    ... train passing over the Modder River during the Boer War.

    A train, with locomotives and armoured cars at each end ... THE MODDER RIVER (qv).

    Refs: John Barnes, Filming the Boer War (1992), pp. 57 [illus.], 187, 293. National Film Archive, Catalogue, ...

     
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    RIFLE HILL SIGNAL STATION NEAR FRERE CAMP 1899

    ... Single shot. Signalling from a British trench during the Boer war.

    MCU British soldiers lined up along trenches aiming their ... Kitchener December 7th'.

    Refs: John Barnes, Filming the Boer War (1992), p 192, cover and title page. W.K-L. Dickson, ...

     
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    GENERAL BULLER EMBARKING ON THE `DUNOTTAR CASTLE' AT SOUTHAMPTON 1899

    ... leaving to head the British Army at the start of the Boer War, 14 October 1899.

    Watched by crowds, Sir Redvers Buller, in ... midway through the film.

    Refs: John Barnes, Filming the Boer War (1992), p 283. National Film Archive, Catalogue, Part 1: ...

     
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    REVIEW OF THE LIFE GUARDS BY HER MAJESTY THE QUEEN AT SPITAL BARRACKS, WINDSOR, NOVEMBER 11TH, 1899 1899

    ... before the departure of the Life Guards for the Boer War. DISPERSING THE TROOPS AT WINDSOR AFTER PARADE (qv) was taken on the same occasion.

    Refs: John Barnes, Filming the Boer War (1992), p 285. National Film Archive, Catalogue, Part 1: Silent ...

     
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    FIFTH NORTHUMBERLAND FUSILIERS DIGGING ENTRENCHMENTS AT ORAN GE RIVER, SOUTH AFRICA - THE PASSING OF THE ARMOURED TRAIN 1899

    Great Britain

    ACTUALITY. Boer War. Two scenes.

    Long shot of soliders digging under the supervision of ... -Stanford 12 November 1899.

    Refs: John Barnes, Filming the Boer War (1992), pp 52, 56 [illus.], 290. National Film Archive, Catalogue, Part ...

     
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    COLDSTREAM GUARDS EMBARKING ON TROOPSHIP GASCON 1899

    Great Britain

    ACTUALITY. Troops embarking at Southampton for the Boer War, 21 October 1899.

    Rear view close shot of a line ... in the foreground'.

    Refs: John Barnes, Filming the Boer War (1992), pp. 146, 195. British Journal of Photography, 27 ...

     
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    LORD ROBERTS HOISTING THE UNION JACK AT PRETORIA 1900

    Great Britain

    ACTUALITY. Boer War. Ceremonies on the occasion of the raising of the Union Jack at Pretoria, 5 June 1900 ... was seen (falsely) by the British as marking the end of the war.

    Refs: Warwick Trading Company catalogue (1901), no. 5726b.