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SC 1165243 |
Collection of photographs of Calcutta (Kolkata) and environs, West Bengal, India |
Seated group with tennis racquets. Unknown location, probably Kolkata. |
c. 1912 |
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SC 1165245 |
Collection of photographs of Calcutta (Kolkata) and environs, West Bengal, India |
Buildings on south east side of the Lal Dighi (BBD Bagh, formerly Dalhousie Square), Kolkata lit at night for the 1912 British royal visit. |
c. 2/1912 |
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SC 1165252 |
Collection of photographs of Calcutta (Kolkata) and environs, West Bengal, India |
Probable 'burial' of a taziya into a water tank as part of the festival of Muharram, probably on the Maidan, Kolkata. |
c. 1912 |
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SC 1165261 |
Collection of photographs of Calcutta (Kolkata) and environs, West Bengal, India |
Street scene outside the east (Lions) gate, Jagganath Temple, Puri, Orissa. |
c. 1912 |
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SC 1165267 |
Collection of photographs of Calcutta (Kolkata) and environs, West Bengal, India |
Riverside scene with bathers, looking north from Chatulal's Ghat towards Ram Chandra Goenka's Zenana (ladies) ghat, Kolkata.
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c. 1912 |
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SC 1165271 |
Collection of photographs of Calcutta (Kolkata) and environs, West Bengal, India |
Group gathered around sweet seller on the Maidan, Kolkata. The group includes non Bengalis, possibly visiting for a festival. |
c. 1912 |
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SC 1165273 |
Collection of photographs of Calcutta (Kolkata) and environs, West Bengal, India |
Street scene with possible game or betting with watching policeman, probably Kolkata. |
c. 1912 |
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SC 1165275 |
Collection of photographs of Calcutta (Kolkata) and environs, West Bengal, India |
Jain Temple complex, Kolkata. |
c. 1912 |
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SC 1165277 |
Collection of photographs of Calcutta (Kolkata) and environs, West Bengal, India |
Ascetics or sadhus seated, possibly near Chandpal Ghat, Kolkata. |
c. 1912 |
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SC 1175672 |
Collection of photographs of Calcutta (Kolkata) and environs, West Bengal, India |
Gwalior Memorial, Kolkata. The memorial, close to Fort William, was erected in the memory of British soldiers who died in the British expedition against the Maharajah of Gwalior.
It was nicknamed the "Pepper Pot". Built around 1850 it has recently housed a coffee shop on the riverside. |
c. 1912 |
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SC 1175674 |
Collection of photographs of Calcutta (Kolkata) and environs, West Bengal, India |
Seated group of woman and children on the Maidan, Kolkata. The family are likely to be pilgrims to a festival from outside Bengal. |
c. 1912 |
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SC 1175676 |
Collection of photographs of Calcutta (Kolkata) and environs, West Bengal, India |
Seated ascetics playing musical instruments, possibly pilgrims to a festival. |
c. 1912 |
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SC 1175678 |
Collection of photographs of Calcutta (Kolkata) and environs, West Bengal, India |
Crowded riverside with bathers and ferry near Chandpal Ghat, Kolkata. The jetty collapsed in the 1950's. |
c. 1912 |
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SC 1175680 |
Collection of photographs of Calcutta (Kolkata) and environs, West Bengal, India |
View of Ordnance Building (now Military Accounts building), Esplanade Row East, Kolkata.
Now the Foreign and Military Secretariat. The building was built with a wide verandah to give some protection from the heat. |
c. 1912 |
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SC 1175682 |
Collection of photographs of Calcutta (Kolkata) and environs, West Bengal, India |
Customs House (now demolished), junction of BBD Bagh (Dalhousie Square) and Clive Street. Now the site of the Reserve Bank of India office block. |
c. 1912 |
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SC 1175684 |
Collection of photographs of Calcutta (Kolkata) and environs, West Bengal, India |
Fishing boats on the river, Kolkata. |
c. 1912 |
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SC 1175707 |
Collection of photographs of Calcutta (Kolkata) and environs, West Bengal, India |
General Post Office seen across the Lal Dighi (water tank), with the Royal Insurance Buildings to the left and the Collectorate Buildings to the right, Kolkata. |
c. 1912 |
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SC 1175710 |
Collection of photographs of Calcutta (Kolkata) and environs, West Bengal, India |
Building viewed from street, name of Hastings House and a number 3 are on the gatepost. Unconfirmed that this is the Hastings House in Alipore, Kolkata, once the home of Warren Hastings, 1st Governor of Bengal. |
c. 1912 |
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SC 1175712 |
Collection of photographs of Calcutta (Kolkata) and environs, West Bengal, India |
Riverbank with bathers and ship, probably from Chandpal Ghat, Kolkata. |
c. 1912 |
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SC 1175714 |
Collection of photographs of Calcutta (Kolkata) and environs, West Bengal, India |
Probable pilgrim with cow and calf, Kolkata. The High Court is visible in the background. |
c. 1912 |
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SC 1175716 |
Collection of photographs of Calcutta (Kolkata) and environs, West Bengal, India |
Seated ascetic or sadhu reciting from book, possible pilgrim, Kolkata. |
c. 1912 |
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SC 1175718 |
Collection of photographs of Calcutta (Kolkata) and environs, West Bengal, India |
Amputee on trolley, Kolkata. The High Court is visible in the background. |
c. 1912 |
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SC 1175720 |
Collection of photographs of Calcutta (Kolkata) and environs, West Bengal, India |
Street market at Babu Ghat, Kolkata. Also known as Rani Rashmoni Ghat. The ghat was founded by Rani Rashmoni in memory of her husband. The Dakshineshwar Kali Temple was also founded by Rani Rashmoni, who was a widow, successful businesswoman, philanthropist and leader of clashes against the British relating to taxation of the poor. Ahirtola Ghat and Nimtola Ghat were also built by Rani Rashmoni to allow access to river to the common people for bathing. |
c. 1912 |
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SC 1175722 |
Collection of photographs of Calcutta (Kolkata) and environs, West Bengal, India |
Riverside scene with bathers, Chandpal Ghat, Kolkata.
Bathers reached the river through tunnels under the railway line. |
c. 1912 |
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