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| Gender: | Male | ||
| Active Dates: | circa 1900 - circa 1961 | ||
| Active Area: |
Africa (continent) Nigeria (nation) Plateau (state) Jos (inhabited place) Cameroon (nation) |
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| Likenesses: | None found. | ||
| Photographs: | See list of photographs | ||
| Publications: | Dalrymple contributed photographs to 'Nigeria', 'This is Jos', 'Geographical Magazine'. | ||
| Related Entries: | None found. | ||
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Thomas Hardie Dalrymple was born in Rangoon. He was taken to Scotland at the age of 5 and educated at the private School at Bridge-of-Allan and at Glasgow University. He worked as a doctor in Welsh coal mines before joining the Colonial Medical Service on 25th March 1931. He served in Sierra Leone (1931-33), Nigeria (1933-35), Gambia (1935-37) and finally in Nigeria again (1937-1950). He retired in 1950 and remained in Nigeria, opening a private practice at Jos. He finally left Nigeria in 1961 and settled on the Isle of Man. Dalrymple was an amateur photographer and contributed photographs to various publications. |
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