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Eastern Telegraph Co, Ras Boradli, Aden
Offices and staff quarters of the Eastern Telegraph Co, Telegraph Bay, Ras Boradli, in the British colony of Aden (now in Yemen).
circa 1910s
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Media ID 14410439
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Aden Arab Arabia Colonialism Colony Communication Office Offices Organisation Quarters Rocks Staff Telegraph Yemen
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This evocative photograph captures the tranquil scene of the Eastern Telegraph Company's offices and staff quarters at Ras Boradli, Aden, during the early 1910s. Located on the rocky coast of Telegraph Bay, the British colonial outpost served as a vital communication hub between Europe and the Middle East. The Eastern Telegraph Company, established in 1851, was a pioneering organization that revolutionized long-distance communication through the use of underwater telegraph cables. The company's network extended from Europe to the Indian subcontinent and beyond, connecting the British Empire and facilitating the exchange of news, trade, and diplomacy. In this image, we see the imposing buildings of the Eastern Telegraph Company, their whitewashed walls standing proud against the backdrop of the clear blue sea and the rugged, rocky coastline. The staff quarters, with their red-tiled roofs, are nestled among the boulders, while the offices, with their large windows, overlook the bay. The telegraph poles and wires can be seen stretching out towards the horizon, connecting Aden to the wider world. The calm waters of Telegraph Bay, dotted with small boats and fishing vessels, add to the sense of serenity and isolation, belied by the importance of the communication hub hidden within this idyllic setting. The British flag flies proudly above the buildings, a symbol of imperial power and influence in this corner of the Arabian coast. This photograph offers a glimpse into the past, transporting us back to a time when the Eastern Telegraph Company played a crucial role in connecting the world and shaping the course of history. The legacy of this pioneering organization can still be felt today, as we continue to rely on advanced communication technologies to bridge the distances between us.
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