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The double storey Africa Lakes Company building. This was the first large builing on what became the main road.
The double storey Africa Lakes Company building. This was the first large builing on what became the main road.
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The A.L.C Building in about 1917 with military transport infront.
The A.L.C Building in about 1917 with military transport infront.
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This is the building of the second Mandala Stores that still stand on the corner across from the newer 1950s Post Office. Note the Waggon and the oxen.

This is the building of the second Mandala Stores that still stand on the corner across from the newer 1950s Post Office. Note the Waggon and the oxen.

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Building the Second ALC Mandala Store. Photo courtesy Harry Mantell. This stands today. This building replaced the earlier double storey structure.
Building the Second ALC Mandala Store. Photo courtesy Harry Mantell. This stands today. This building replaced the earlier double storey structure.
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The Mandal Manager's House in the 1940s. Photo Courtesy Harry Mantell whose father was the manager at that time.
The Mandal Manager's House in the 1940s. Photo Courtesy Harry Mantell whose father was the manager at that time.
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The Mail Lorry arrives at the rear of Mandala. Photo Harry Mantell.
The Mail Lorry arrives at the rear of Mandala. Photo Harry Mantell.
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6. MANDALA HOUSE. Abercorn Rear View 2.jpg
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1. MANDALA HOUSE, Abercorn Front View 1 - thatched.jpg
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Mr Alan Chilemu the A.L.C. Chief Clerk infront of an ALC building that fronted on Isanya Road. Photo Harry Mantell.
Mr Alan Chilemu the A.L.C. Chief Clerk infront of an ALC building that fronted on Isanya Road. Photo Harry Mantell.
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ALC yard in the late 1940s. Photo Harry Mantell.
ALC yard in the late 1940s. Photo Harry Mantell.
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Abercorn 1944.jpg
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