Places

Grouped by what each one is. Alphabetical within each group.

Neighbourhoods

Christian Brothers Collegefrom 1953 · 30 photographs
Dominican Convent, Bulawayofrom 1895 · 50 photographs
Eveline High Schoolfrom 1910
Founders High Schoolfrom 1952
Girls' Collegefrom 1983
Hamilton High Schoolfrom 1959 · 26 photographs
Hillside Schoolfrom 1910
Milton Schoolfrom 1910 · 35 photographs
Montrose Girls' High Schoolfrom 1971 · 30 photographs
National University of Science and Technologyfrom 1991 · 69 photographs
Northlea Schoolfrom 1952
Plumtree SchoolOutside the city, about 100 km south-west of Bulawayo at Plumtree, on the border with Botswana. · from 1902 · 33 photographs
SolusiOutside the city, in the countryside west of Bulawayo, roughly 50 km away. · from 1894 · 17 photographs
St Peter's Diocesan Schoolfrom 1911 · 5 photographs
Townsend High Schoolfrom 1950

Birchenough BridgeFar from Bulawayo, about 400 km east in Manicaland, where the road from Masvingo to Mutare crosses the Save River. · from 1935 · 29 photographs
Bulawayo Landmarks9 photographs
Centenary Park13 photographs
Great ZimbabweFar from Bulawayo, roughly 300 km to the east by road, near Masvingo. · from 11th–15th century · 3 photographs
KhamiJust outside the city, about 22 km west of the centre, beside the Khami River. · from 15th century · 34 photographs
Matobo HillsOutside the city: the hills begin some 30–35 km south of Bulawayo, along the Matopos road. · 37 photographs
Old BulawayoOutside the city, south of the centre beyond Douglasdale, reached by the Criterion Road. Not today's Bulawayo, but the place its name comes from. · from 1870 · 23 photographs
The City Centrefrom 1894 · 69 photographs
Victoria FallsFar from Bulawayo, about 440 km to the north-west on the Zambezi, at the border with Zambia. It is here because for generations the road and railway to the Falls began in Bulawayo. · 44 photographs