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The image shows a vintage Rolls Royce car, a black 1938 model, in a museum setting at the National Museum in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, located at coordinates -6.814, 39.294. The car is parked under a fabric canopy, a brown wooden sign is attached to the left of the Rolls Royce, and an inscription on the sign details the car's history, noting that it was manufactured in the United Kingdom and brought to Tanzania by the Governor, Sir Harold MacMichael during the British colonial period. The Rolls Royce was later used by the last British governor, Sir Richard Tumbull, in Tanzania until 1962. The vehicle was used in free national activities including the reception of distinguished guest visiting Tanzania. The distinguished guest who used the Rolls Royce vehicle during their visit to Tanzania, in 1978, the first President of Tanzania and the father of the nation, Mwalimu Julius Kambarage Nyerere ordered the vehicle to be brought to the National Museum from the State House. The Rolls Royce is in good condition, but there are scratches and dust visible on its body. The car's front grille is silver, and the headlights are round and chrome. The car's interior is not visible. The museum is located in an urban setting, and there are no other people or animals present. The surrounding environment appears to be well maintained. A second, dark colored car, with the front end facing right, is partially visible to the right of the Rolls Royce. A portion of the museum's facade is visible in the background, in the upper left of the image. The museum's walls are painted a light color. The sign is in English and Swahili.
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