Kashmir (general region)
Found in 144 Collections and/or Records:
14 April - 15 July 1923. Expedition south east from Srinagar, return via Wardwan River, 1923-04-14 - 1923-07-15
Diary measuring 7.5 x 10 inches containing 74 photographs and 5 maps.
20 March - 30 June 1921. Bear-hunting expedition from Pindi to Srinagar, a visit to Roza 30 October - 7 November, 1921-03-20 - 1921-11-07
Diary measuring 10 x 7.5 inches with 64 printed pages containing 78 photographs, 2 watercolours and 6 maps.
26th March - 1 July 1922. Expedition from Srinagar eastwards to Leh and Gya, 1922-03-26 - 1922-07-01
Diary measuring 7.5 x 10 inches with 61 printed pages containing 85 photographs and 7 maps.
61 miles from Domel. Changing tonga ponies, 1899 - 1901
210 x 150 mm. Dhak Bungalow on the left. Mountains covered with magnificent cedar trees.
A sample of the 33 miles of road from Baramula to Srinagar, the City of the Sun & capital of Kashmir, 1899 - 1901
78 x 108 mm.
Album, 1905 - 1909
This album contains 114 collodio-chloride prints, mostly amateur work of good quality, approximately 110 x 65 mm in size. In addition to photographs of India, there are eight of Canada (72-79) and seven of England (80-85, 114) dated 1907 and 1909. Invitations for Douglas to become an honorary member of a number of regimental messes have also been inserted.
Ancient temple at Nowshera, Kashmir, 1864
298 x 245 mm. General view of the main temple building set inside an arcaded courtyard at or near Nowshera (or Naoshera), a cantonment town on the right tributary of the Chenab in the Mirpur district south of Murree. See also Y3022I/64. A photograph taken by Bourne in December 1864 towards the end of his Kashmir trip. Bourne no. 999.
Baltal [? Kashmir], 1925 - 1927
128 x 177 mm. Sepia wash.
Chenar Bagh, Kashmir, 1902 - 1910
First view of the Jelum, dividing India from Kashmir after leaving Murree, 1899 - 1901
210 x 150 mm.
Glaciers at head of Liddar Valley. 13,000 ft, 1899 - 1901
210 x 150 mm.
Group of Kashmir females, 1860 - 1869
288 x 219 mm.
Group of Kashmir females, 1864
Hari Parbat, 1925 - 1927
155 x 118 mm.
H.H. Davies, M.A. Principal C.T.S. Lucknow [Davies Indian Album II], 1902 - 1910
[Houseboat, Kashmir, 1925], 1925
79 x 52 mm. Showing a large houseboat moored at the bank of a canal or lake in Kashmir. This is presumably the craft mentioned in the Diary synopsis: 'I rent a very large and handsome house-boat (110 feet long) which Sir John Wood [Resident, Kashmir 1923-27] has kindly allowed to be moored off the Residency wharf'. (Bell 1925-1926, August 16). At the end of September Bell made a journey on the boat to the Wular Lake.
[Houseboat, Kashmir, 1925], 1925
105 x 61 mm. A view looking out over the covered stern of the houseboat to the river beyond, with wicker furniture in the foreground.
[Houseboats, Kashmir, 1925], 1925
105 x 61 mm. A view looking along a river, with houseboats moored on either bank and mountains in the distance.
India, 1931 - 1937
India 1872, 1862 - 1872
A collection of captioned photographs in an album. The photographs are views in Amritsar, Lahore, Srinagar, Kashmir, the source of the Ganges and Lucknow.
Indian diaries, 1901-06-24 - 1901-09-19
Diaries written by Christy during his medical work and travels in India.
Indian diary, 1901-08
The volume contains an account (twenty pages) of a journey from Lahore to Srinagar, and into Kashmir, and notes (circa 80 pages) on medical lectures Christy attended.