India (nation)
Found in 7957 Collections and/or Records:
The New Church and Lake, 1868 - 1869
The New Durbar Hall, Old Palace, 1905
The New Market, Calcutta, 1918
205x147mm. View of the Lindsay Street frontage of the New Market, opened in 1874, showing the polychrome brick facade of the main (south) entrance with its pinnacles and turrets. Although generally known as the New Market, its more formal title was the Sir Stuart Hogg Market, named after the Chairman of the Calcutta Municipality, (Massey p.96).
The new Palace, Bhopal, 1874 - 1910
265 x 200 mm. No. 3037.
The new road across the Rogi Cliffs, 1866
The Nilghirry Hills, 1907-12
Half-plate (landscape format). View of the hills rising abruptly from out of the plains, taken from a point seven miles from Coonoor called Lady Canning's Seat - showing the Droog, from the top of which prisoners of war used to be thrown.
The Nilghirry Hills, 1907-12
Landscape format.
The Nilghirry Hills, 1907-12
Half-plate (landscape format). View of the hills rising abruptly from out of the plains, taken from a point seven miles from Coonoor called Lady Canning's Seat - showing the Droog, from the top of which prisoners of war used to be thrown.
The Nilghirry Hills, 1907-12
The Nishar Bagh, 1899 - 1901
78 x 108 mm.
The Nizam
The Nizam mounted on a white horse
The Nizam, 1906-02-08 - 1906-02-11
The Nizam at Secunderabad review
Review of troops at Secunderabad.
The Nizam returning visit to Prince, 1906-02-08 - 1906-02-11
The Nizam's Guaranteed State Railways programme of the special train from Wadi to Hyderabad, 1906
A collection of programmes, invitations, menus, photographs and other material issued in connection with the Royal Visit to India during 1905-1906.
The Nizams Turkish Band, 1906-02-08 - 1906-02-11
The north entrance to Viceroy's House
350 x 148 mm.
The north front of the North Block of the Secretariats
350 x 175 mm.
The Northern walls
The Nunda-Bhawan at Deeg [i. e. Dig], 1880 - 1885
273 x 203 mm. View looking across gardens and down onto the Nand Bhawan, a single storied hall to the NE of the Ghopal Bhawan. Numbered '1902'.
The officers with their wives out for the day, 1933
101 x 57 mm.
The old castle of Surat is often mentioned in the early history of the English in the W. of India. Built about 1540, 1899
110 x 80 mm.
The old moat and ramparts of Tanjore, 1869
320 x 193 mm. View looking along the moat with the overgrown remains of the city walls on the right. Situated 170 miles SSW of Madras on the Vennar River, Tanjore was one of the chief cities of the Chola and succeeding Hindu Kingdoms of southern India. Administration of the district passed to the British government in 1855. Bourne no. 2043.
The Old Palace, Alwar, Rajputana, 1908-02 - 1908-03
Quarter-plate (landscape format).
The old Vishnagi Temple, 1908-01 - 1908-02
Tawny yellow-gray sandstone, and the used portion brilliant with whitewash.