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[View] Over university and Secretariat (sq. tower), S. from Rajabai Tower, Bombay, India. |
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The most magnificent railway station in the world, Bombay, India. |
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Parsis worshipping the new moon - view E. to B.B. & C.I. Ry. [Bombay, Baroda and Central India Railway] building, Bombay, India. |
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Tower of Silence, where vultures devour the Parsi dead, Malabar Hill, (N.E.), Bombay, India. |
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Hindu burning place, S. from near Malabar Hill - cremating the dead Bombay, India. |
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Drunken dance of the eight-armed divinity, Shiva, rock-hewn temple, Elephanta, India. |
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One of the world's marvels - beautiful Dravidian temple cut in solid rock, Ellora, India. |
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'There is no god but God and Mahomet is His Prophet' - prayers in mosque, Ahmedabad, India. |
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Primitive native life of India - Hindu women grinding at the mills, Mt Abu. |
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Hermit at Gem Lake doing penance - exposed to mid-day sun and intense fires - Mt Abu, India. |
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Dilwarra, the noted Jain Temples, on the almost inaccessible Mt. Abu, India. |
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Worshippers before an image in the exquisitely carved temple of Vimala Sah, Mount Abu, India. |
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India of tomorrow - handsome schoolboys of Amritsar, at the Golden Temple beside the Holy Tank. |
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Fakirs at Amritsar - south across the Sacred Tank to Golden Temple - India. |
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Looking S.W. down street of oriental shops and homes to Vazir Khan Mosque, Lahore, India. |
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Rival pot-sellers in the chatty market. Lahore, India - bargains for thrifty housewives. |
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Leisure and gossip by the old Zamzamah gun that roared in the Battle of Puniput [Lahore]. |
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Crossing the boiling floods of Jhelum River by a bridge of one raw-hide rope, at Uri, India. |
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Wayfarers on a straight 30-mile road lined with stately poplars, Baramula to Cashmere, India. |
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An earthly paradise, famous Vale of Cashmere, watered by the winding Jhelum, India. |
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Land of Lalla Rookh - westward from the 'Throne of Solomon' - Srinagar, Cashmere. |
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Everyday life in the Vale of Cashmere - [view looking] S.W. to quaint bridge and houses in the City of the Sun [Srinagar]. |
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Shelling rice and gossiping with the neighbors - home life of contented citizens of Cashmere. |
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Delights of summer in the Vale of Cashmere - music for a houseboat party on Jhelum River [Srinagar]. |
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Humble shawl-weavers at Cashmere patiently creating wonderful harmonies of line and color - [Srinagar,] India. |
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Children are children the wide world round - playing Hop Scotch in Cashmere. |
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Oriental hospitality - State barges of the Maharajah conveying guests, Srinagar, India. |
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A hill-country 'Ekka' with passenger and baggage, coming from Cashmere to Murree, India. |
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Simla, the beautiful Himalayan Mountain resort, from the highway to Kalka, India. |
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Before Christ Church, at Simla, India's charming 'Summer Capital' in the Himalayan Mountains. |
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Native stores and traders, [looking] N.W. along lower Bazaar, Simla, the 'Summer Capital' of India. |
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South front of Viceregal Lodge, Palace of the Viceroy, at Simla the summer capital of India. |
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Jutogh, a military station, [looking] W.N.W. from Prospect Hill, Simla, India. |
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Charming Naldera, favorite retreat of Lords Lytton and Curzon - [looking] S.S.W. towards Simla, India. |
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Inflating bullock-skin boats - for crossing the swift Himalayan River Sutlej, N. India. |
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Native 'Bhuji' girls on the rocky banks of the Himalayan River Sutlej, N. India. |
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Nepalese porter girls who carry luggage many miles for twopence - Darjeeling [looking] N.E., India. |
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20-woman team on Darjeeling highway [looking] N. - Who would not be a man. |
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Bhutanese milkman with curious bamboo-jars, at the public water fountain, Darjeeling, India. |
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Up to the everlasting snows of Mt Kinchinjanga (28,156 ft), north from Darjeeling, India. |
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Clean and airy Chowringhee Road (Esplanade at left) looking N. over Calcutta. |
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Welcome fellows in thirsty India - Bheestis (water carriers) with their leather bottles - Calcutta. |
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Bathing at a ghat on the Ganges near Howrah Bridge, Calcutta. |
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Street showmen exhibiting superbly handsome snakes before an admiring crowd, Calcutta, India. |
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Looking N.W. across tree-shaded Dalhousie Sq., and its charming lake to P.O., Calcutta, India. |
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How Hindu cows enjoy life in Calcutta - sidewalk scene on Harrison St., looking W., India. |
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Hindu Goddess Kali the Terrible, who demands bloody sacrifice - idol in street, Calcutta, India. |
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Seven goats slain but Kali wants more - horrid sacrifice to the Hindu Goddess - Calcutta, India. |
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Hindu devotee doing penance on a bed of spikes near the shrine of Kali, Calcutta, India. |
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Famous 'man-eater' at Calcutta - devoured 200 men, women and children before capture - India. |
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Jain Temple, the richest place of worship in Calcutta, India. |
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Among the aerialm roots of a single banyan tree 1000 ft. in circumference, Calcutta, India. |
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Grasses at whose feet men are like insects - bamboos in Botanical Gardens, Calcutta, India. |
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H.H. the Maharaja of Tagore in Durbar costume, jewels worth $200,000 - Calcutta. |
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A burning ghat on the Ganges, at Benares, India. |
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Who dies in the waters of the Ganges obtains Heaven - bathing and burning Hindu dead - Benares, India. |
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Hindu pilgrims bathing in the sacred well of their god Vishnu - N. bank of Ganges, Benares, India. |
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Suttee pillar at a Benares burning Ghat, where Hindu widows died on husbands' funeral pyres. |
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Dabee Chowdray Palwan at Benares, India, a vegetarian of 46 years, lifting a 560 lb. weight. |
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Peaceful now, but stained with horrible memories - Massacre Ghat on Ganges, Cawnpore, India. |
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Memorial at Cawnpore to British women and children massacred by Nana Sahib, 1857, India. |
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Industrious dhobies (washer men) at work in river, W. from Lucknow, India. |
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Baillie Gate from E., torn by mutineers' guns during siege; where rescuers entered - Lucknow, India. |
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Lucknow's memorial to Sir Henry Lawrence and heroes who died in '57 (view N.W.), India. |
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Camel drivers waiting at S.E. side of gateway to the famous Taj Mahal, Agra, India. |
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A marvel of beauty - looking N. to Taj Mahal, marble tomb of a Mogul Queen, Agra, India. |
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Most beautiful marble screen in the world, around imperial sarcophagi, Taj Mahal, Agra, India. |
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A lovely scene of Indian romance and tragedy, [looking] N.W. from Mahal up the Jumna to Agra. |
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Marvelously inlaid gate to tomb of Akbar, Mogul emperor of 16th century, Sikandarah [Sikandra], India |
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Tomb of Akbar, Mogul emperor 300 years ago, marble lattice in upper storey, Sikandarah [Sikandra], India. |
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Akbar's tomb, Sikanadarah [Sikandra], India (Kohinoor was once set in pillar beyond kneeling man). |
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Celebrated Man Singh [Man Mandir] Palace, Gwalior, covered with carvings and enameled tiles. |
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Great Durbar Hall in Palace of H.H. the Maharaja of Gwalior, one of India's richest princes, [Lashkar]. |
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H.H. the Maharaja of Gwalior at home - one of the richest men in the world. |
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Curiously rigged camel-waggons, E. side of largest Mohammedan Mosque in the world - Delhi, India. |
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Devout Mohammedans prostrate at prayer time - Jumma Musjid, India's greatest mosque, Delhi. |
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Looking N. from a minaret of the greatest mosque in the world over famous city of Delhi, India. |
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The Cashmere Gate battered by shot and shell, where the British entered (1857), Delhi, India |
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Your money's worth of juicy fruit, at a stand on Chandni Chouk (Silver Street), Delhi, India. |
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Marvels of richness and grandeur - the great Durbar procession, Delhi, India. |
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The fabulous wealth of India - native Princes in the grand State Entry, Durbar, Delhi, India. |
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Kutb Minar, from N.E. - Moslem Tower of Victory near Delhi, India; 240 ft. high, base 47 ft. diam. |
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Gigantic embroidery in stone at base of Kutb Minar, Moslem Pillar of Victory, Delhi. |
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One of the loveliest spots in India - kiosk-bordered tank at Ulwar by stately tomb of royalty. |
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How beauty takes the air - Indian 'reet' or bullock carriage used by ladies of rank - Ulwar, India. |
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North from Sanganir Gate, up Jauhri Bazaar, a typical business street in prosperous Jeypore, India. |
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The Palace of the Winds, Jeypore, India, beautiful as a shell with pink and cream-colored stucco. |
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A masterpiece of oriental magnificence - palace of the Maharaja of Jeypore, India. |
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Sacred monkeys at Galta near Jeypore, India, fascinating even to those not inclined to worship. |
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The scene of dead splendours - looking across the ancient city of Amber to mountain fortress - India. |
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Relics of a romantic past - Tower of Victory (15th cent.) and royal cenotaphs, Chitor, India. |
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A fascinating glimpse of Hyderabad, India, famous for its embroideries, anamels and lacquers. |
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Substantial elegrance of modern Madras - Law Court Buildings - view from Bank, India. |
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Guardian of Hindu mysteries - [looking] S.W. to gateway and sculptured Temple Tower, Tanjore, India. |
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A car of Jagannath in which the Hindu god Krishna rides, drawn by worshippers - Tanjore, India. |
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Trichinopoly, India, where Lord Clive once lived - [looking] N.E. across town to fortress and famous rock. |
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[Looking] N.E. to gate towers of Seringham temple, Trichinopoly, India, where idols' jewels are worth millions. |
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Inconceivable elaboration and splendour of Madura's Hindu temple - two of its nine pagodas. |
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Grotesque fancy and patient skill of Hindu sculptors - pillars of the temple, Madura, India. |
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Corridor 700 feet long, splendid granite temple of Ramisseram, Paumben Island, So. India. |
