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West End Hotel In British Era Bangalore, 1900 Postcard A 1900 postcard of West End Hotel in British Era Bangalore (Bengaluru). The West End Hotel was opened by an English Lady Mrs Bronson in 1887. To this day it exudes an old-world charm and character to a city that has gone overly fast-paced. It changed hands ....read more
Ghat Road to Coonoor & Ooty In Nilgiris, 1900 Photo A 1900 silver print of the Ghat Road to Coonoor and Ooty in the Nilgiris. Before the automobile came into the scene the ghat road was mainly used by bullock carts and horse carts. The British defeated the Mysorean Army in the Anglo-Mysore War in 1799. ....read more
Narayan Pillai Street British Era Bangalore, 1920 Postcard An old 1920 photo postcard of Narain Pillai Street (now Narayan Pillai) in Bangalore during British era. Bangalore (Bengaluru), is the capital of the Indian state of Karnataka. It is located on the Deccan Plateau in the south-eastern part of Karnataka. Bangalore, became a major British Cantonment in ....read more
BRV Cinema Theater British Era Bangalore, 1934 Postcard A 1934 photo postcard of BRV cinema theater in the time of British Era Bangalore (Bengaluru). Two British military men stand near the theater's billboard. By the look of the smaller billboard the cinema that may have played was The DoverRoad. The BRV theater is situated at Cubbon ....read more
India Past And Present In Two Volumes, 1903 Books Title – India Past And Present Author – C H Forbes-Lindsay Publishers – The John C. Winston Company, Philadelphia Year – 1903 India Past And Present is a somewhat comprehensive book on India’s history. Written by an American author C H Frobes Lindsay. Who apparently has done ....read more
St Mark's Church In British Era Bangalore, 1910 Postcard View of St Mark's Church in British era Bangalore, now Bengaluru shown in this old 1910 postcard. Named after St Mark, believed to be one of the first gospel writers. It has the hippest address - No 1 South Parade Road (now MG Road), Bangalore. After the ....read more
Origin Of The British East India Company, 1903 Print An old 1903 print shows an agent of the British India Company in the court of the Great Mughal. The Great Mughal depicted here is Akbar, and the Englishman is Sir John Mildenhall. In 1599 the Dutch, who controlled the East India trade, raised the price of ....read more
