Lieutenant Cameron Collection

Lieutenant Cameron at the Meeting of the Royal Geographical Society (engraving)
1106009 Lieutenant Cameron at the Meeting of the Royal Geographical Society (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info)

Chestnut-Backed Coly, at the Zoological Societys Gardens, brought from Africa by Lieutenant Cameron (engraving)
1106020 Chestnut-Backed Coly, at the Zoological Societys Gardens, brought from Africa by Lieutenant Cameron (engraving) by English School

Sketches by Lieutenant Cameron in Central Africa (engraving)
1105998 Sketches by Lieutenant Cameron in Central Africa (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Sketches by Lieutenant Cameron in Central Africa)

Personal Attendants of the Late Dr Livingstone (engraving)
1058594 Personal Attendants of the Late Dr Livingstone (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Personal Attendants of the Late Dr Livingstone)

The Central African Expedition (engraving)
1059235 The Central African Expedition (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: The Central African Expedition)

The Central African Expedition, Arrival of Lieutenant Cameron, RN, at Liverpool (engraving)
1059205 The Central African Expedition, Arrival of Lieutenant Cameron, RN, at Liverpool (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: The Central African Expedition)

The Death of Dr Livingstone, his Servant, Chumah, who brought the News of his Death to Lieutenant Cameron (engraving)
1058423 The Death of Dr Livingstone, his Servant, Chumah, who brought the News of his Death to Lieutenant Cameron (engraving) by English School

Lieutenant Cameron and some of his African Followers (engraving)
1105937 Lieutenant Cameron and some of his African Followers (engraving) by Overend, William Heysham (1851-98) (after); Private Collection; (add.info)

Lieutenant Cameron in Central Africa, Karimbu (Chief Near Kwakasongo) and his Train, Engraving 1876

Lieutenant Cameron in Central Africa, the Snakes Supper, Lundoor, Engraving 1876

Lieutenant Camerons Additions to the Zoo, Young Wild Cat, Angola Vulture, Mandril
LIEUTENANT CAMERONs ADDITIONS TO THE ZOO, YOUNG WILD CAT, ANGOLA VULTURE, MANDRIL, ICHNEUMON, CIVET CAT, BABOONS, MARABOU STORK, COLIUS CUSTANONOLUS, ENGRAVING 1876, UK, britain, british, europe

Lieutenant Cameron in Central Africa, Karimbu (Chief Near Kwakasongo) and his Train, Engraving 1876

Lieutenant Cameron in Central Africa, the Snakes Supper, Lundoor, Engraving 1876

Lieutenant Camerons Additions to the Zoo, Young Wild Cat, Angola Vulture, Mandril
LIEUTENANT CAMERONs ADDITIONS TO THE ZOO, YOUNG WILD CAT, ANGOLA VULTURE, MANDRIL, ICHNEUMON, CIVET CAT, BABOONS, MARABOU STORK, COLIUS CUSTANONOLUS, ENGRAVING 1876, UK, britain, british, europe

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Lieutenant Cameron: A Daring Explorer and Compassionate Leader Lieutenant Cameron, a renowned figure in the world of exploration, was not only an intrepid adventurer but also a compassionate leader. His contributions to geographical research and wildlife conservation have left an indelible mark on history. At the Meeting of the Royal Geographical Society, Lieutenant Cameron's presence commanded attention. The engraving captures his confident demeanor as he shared his experiences from Central Africa. His sketches from this expedition are testaments to his keen eye for detail and dedication to documenting uncharted territories. One such remarkable discovery was the Chestnut-Backed Coly, brought by Lieutenant Cameron from Africa to the Zoological Society's Gardens. This rare bird species became a symbol of his commitment to preserving African wildlife for future generations. As seen in another engraving titled "Personal Attendants of the Late Dr Livingstone, " Lieutenant Cameron displayed immense respect for those who came before him. He recognized their invaluable contributions and carried their legacy forward during The Central African Expedition. The arrival at Liverpool marked a significant milestone in his journey. The image portrays him surrounded by supporters eagerly awaiting news about Dr Livingstone's death, which had been delivered by Chumah, Livingstone's loyal servant, and is evident that Lieutenant Cameron felt deeply connected to both Livingstone's mission and legacy. Throughout his travels in Central Africa, Lieutenant Cameron formed strong bonds with local communities. Engravings depicting him alongside African followers highlight the mutual trust and respect they shared—a testament to his ability to bridge cultural divides through genuine human connection. Not limited solely to exploration, Lieutenant Cameron made valuable additions to zoos worldwide—showcasing Angola Vultures, Mandrils, and Young Wild Cats—an effort aimed at raising awareness about endangered species while providing them with safe havens away from their threatened habitats. In one particularly captivating engraving titled "The Snakes Supper, " we witness Lieutenant Cameron's fearlessness as he encounters the wild and untamed.