What we know about Queen Emma's life can seem to us exotic and daring, with a dark, unresolved ending
Here is a link to the Papua New Guinea Association of Australia, which has plenty of excellent photographs as well as a brief outline of Queen Emma and her family.
Here is the first part of a more comprehensive account, and this is the second part. Read it and imagine...
Queen Emma
Photograph from the Diercke-Uechtritz Collection
Queen Emma, family and FriendsPhotograph from the Diercke-Uechtritz Collection
Outside the German Club, 1912.German Governor, Hahl, seated behind the driver.
Photograph from the Diercke-Uechtritz Collection
Queen Emma later in life
Emma with her second husband, Paul Kolbe, in San Francisco 1896
Photograph from the Diercke-Uechtritz Collection
From the Diercke-Uechtritz Collection
From the Diercke-Uechtritz Collection
San Francisco, 1896
Photograph from the Diercke-Uechtritz Collection
Richard Parkinson and family
Photograph from the Diercke-Uechtritz Collection
Parkinson was married to Queen Emma's sister Phoebe and was employed by Emma to manage some of her plantations.
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