India (nation)
Found in 7957 Collections and/or Records:
The Maharajas rough riders, 1906-01-29 - 1906-01-30
The Maharajas State elephant, 1905-11-21 - 1905-11-23
The Mahasutti, 1905-11
Contains photographs, 290 x 215 mm., mounted on card in a black leather-bound album with 'Views of Udaipur' and the Udaipur arms on the cover. The photographs have hand-written captions. Subjects comprise a portrait of the Maharana of Udaipur and architectural views in the state.
The mail car, 1932
50 x 77 mm.
The mail car, 1932
78 x 53 mm.
The main road, 1933
110 x 60 mm.
The main staircase in the South Block of the Secretariats
350 x 195 mm.
The Malabar Point, Bombay, 1874 - 1910
265 x 200 mm. No. 1035.
The Mall, from Talbot House [Simla], 1860 - 1869
298 x 241 mm. View looking eastwards along the Mall, Simla's main street, towards bungalows perched on the hillside among the pines. Talbot House was the Bourne and Shepherd studio in Simla in the 1860s. For a view of the building, see Edward J. Burk, 'Simla past and present' (Calcutta, 1904), p , 152. Bourne no. 1807.
The Mall, Mussoorie, 1890 - 1901
Postcard view (by T.A.Rust).
The Mall, north side of Camel’s Back [Mussoorie], 1860 - 1869
98 x 110 mm. View of a steep wooded hill. Photograph by Bourne, no. 1610.
The Manining Pass, elevation 18,600 ft, 1866
The Marbara Rabind Dorani, 1908
Half-plate. (Wife of Aurungzeba) seen from the entrance gateway. All the domes are marble. In foreground two students of the Agri Horticultural School attending to flowers in pots. (Fisher).
[The Marble Hall, Government House, wrongly captioned] The Ball Room, 1918
The ‘Marble Rocks’ near Jabalpur, 1860 - 1879
240 x 179 mm. View looking along the Narbada River towards the dak bungalow overlooking the gorge. For a note on the Marble Rocks, see Y3022CC. Photographer unknown, but possibly Samuel Bourne’s ‘The bungalow, Marble Rocks, from up the river, Jubbulpore’ (no. 1684).
The Martinière Boys’ School, Lucknow , 1902 - 1910
240 x 150 mm. As Constantia, it was built to the designs of Claude Martin, a former French officer who later served the East India Company
The mausoleum of Akbar, the upper marble sarcophagus, Secundra, 1860 - 1869
294 x 233 mm. View showing the open upper storey of Akbar's tomb at Sikandra, five miles NW of Agra. An arched colonnade runs round the perimeter of the terrace, backed by screens of marble trellis work. The tomb itself stands on a platform in the centre of the courtyard (the actual body, following normal practice, being contained in a plainer tomb in a vaulted chamber in the basement). Bourne no. 1252.
The Mecca Gate, Aurangabad, 1908
Quarter-plate (landscape format).
The Medicine Wallah, 1905 - 1906
Probably Lieutenant Colonel (Sir) R. Havelock Charles, I.M.S., Surgeon to the Prince of Wales. [Exact location untraced].
[The memorial on the site of the Bibigarh well, Cawnpore, into which the bodies of massacred women and children were thrown by mutineers in July 1857], 1874
158 x 208 mm. In 1948, after India's independence, the monument and its surrounding screen were moved to the churchyard of the Cawnpore Memorial Church (p. 263).
The Memorial Well, Cawnpore, 1860 - 1869
300 x 244 mm. View looking across the Memorial Gardens towards the screen which surrounds the Memorial Well. Bourne no. 1205.
The Memorial Well, Cawnpore, 1860 - 1869
286 x 235 mm. View looking across the gardens towards the Memorial Well. Duplicate of Y3022D/35. No. 1205.
The Memorial Well & Gardens, Cawnpore [Kanpur], 1870
277 x 229 mm. View looking across the gardens towards the Gothic screen surrounding the well, with an ornamental lake in the foreground. Photo by Sache.
The Memorial Well, statue by Marochetti, 1860 - 1869
292 x 244 mm. View of the marble angel by Carlo Marochetti which stands over the Memorial Well. Duplicate at Y3022B/123. Bourne no. 1206.
The Merchants doongah. The curia merchants are the curse of Srinagar - one cannot get away from them, 1899 - 1901
78 x 108 mm.