General Gordon's Garden, Khartoum, Sudan Joshua Reynolds Figures showing the overall construction

Figures showing the overall construction and several details of vessels

such evenings were never entirely free from potential peril

Full length portrait showing him holding a letter in his right hand

The gardens were opened in 1832 and comprised 15 acres

On a table in front of the bookcase is a representation of the Society's mace and charter [although inscribed 'DIPLOMA']

General Gordon's Garden, Khartoum, Sudan Joshua Reynolds Figures showing the overall constructionGeneral Gordon's Garden, Khartoum, Sudan, c1890. Known as 'Chinese Gordon' because of his exploits in China in the Second Opium War and the Taiping Rebellion, Charles George Gordon (1833 1885) was a British Army officer and colonial administrator. Appointed Governor General of the Sudan in 1880, he was killed at Khartoum on 26 January 1885 when the forces of the Mahdi overwhelmed the city. Lantern slide.