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Governor’s Departure From Madras To Calcutta, 1912 Print

Governor's Departure From Madras To Calcutta, 1912 Print A 1912 print that shares a British Governor's departure from Madras (Chennai) to Calcutta (Kolkata). This page is from the Times of India Weekly Supplement of April 17, 1912. The first image shows the Governor of Madras Presidency Lord Carmichael and his wife Lady Carmichael being given an [...]

Ernakulam Market By Cargo Boats, Old Photo 1940s

Ernakulam Market By Cargo Boats, Old Photo 1940s This is an old 1940s photograph of a cargo boat entering the Ernakulam (Cochin) Market. These cargo boats were called Kettuvallams. Plying huge loads of cargo of rice, spices, coconuts, etc. The Ernakulam Market had access both by road and also waterway. Which was a narrow canal connected [...]

The Newly Completed Gateway Of India Bombay, 1924 Photo

The Newly Completed Gateway Of India Bombay, 1924 Photo A 1924 photo of the newly completed Gateway of India in Bombay (now Mumbai). The workers seem busy in the finishing work to the iconic Gateway of India. The monument is located at Apollo Bunder close to the Fort area in South Mumbai. Apollo Bunder lies opposite [...]

Aerial View of Flora Fountain Mumbai – 2 Postcards

Aerial View of Flora Fountain Mumbai - 2 Postcards These are 2 old postcards with aerial views of the Flora Fountain in Bombay (Mumbai). These two 1950s postcards show the Flora Fountain junction facing north. Including the commanding view of the imposing Oriental Building in the foreground. But the main attraction is the Flora Fountain itself. [...]

Cumballa Hill War Hospital Bombay, 1915 Red Cross Postcard

Cumballa Hill War Hospital Bombay, 1915 Red Cross Postcard A 1915 postcard of the Cumballa Hill War Hospital, issued by the Red Cross of Bombay (Mumbai). The First World War (WWI) led to bloody warfare for the first time in modern history. It was unprecedented thanks to new military technology. An estimated 1.25 million Indians served [...]

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