Galle (inhabited place)
Found in 9 Collections and/or Records:
Blockyard at Galle Buck Dec 1876, 1876-12
258 x 208 mm. View of the rail depot at the Galle Buck blockyard, with stone blocks stacked beside the line and the two three ton gantry cranes in operation.
Fishing boats at Galle, 1907-12
Quarter-plate. Band of green palms in background - sand in front. (Fisher).
Galle - Gangarama Temple, 1907-12
Quarter-plate. Built about the time of the Dutch occupation. Note the curious pair of lions, evidently copied from some European coat of arms. (Fisher).
Galle harbour from the old Dutch fort, 1907
Half-plate (landscape format). Dutch fortifications/racecourse/Roman Cath. Cathedral/Railway Station/Jetty/Old Dutch Fort. (Fisher).
Galle Lighthouse and new Mohammedan [i.e. Muslim] Mosque, 1907
Half-plate. From walls of old Dutch fortifications. [Looking along waterfront with palms in foreground].
Galle Lighthouse and new Mohammedan [i.e. Muslim] Mosque from walls of old Dutch fortifications, 1907-12
Quarter-plate.
Inner Harbour, Galle, 1870 - 1889
266 x 213 mm. A view from the rocky shoreline looking across the Inner Harbour where several ships are moored towards the town of Galle on the far side. For centuries Galle, with its large but treacherous harbour, was the chief trading port of Ceylon, especially under Portuguese rule in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries.
The old Dutch fort at Galle, 1907-12
Quarter-plate. Cricket match
View from Wachwella Bungalow, Galle, 1870 - 1875
274 x 213 mm. A view looking over a river valley planted out with rice with woods and palms in the foreground.