Showing posts with label Lucknow. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Lucknow. Show all posts

Sep 3, 2017

Oct 1, 2016

Mar 29, 2016

A Reclining Woman Wearing Jewellery, with a Hookah on the Left - Lucknow 1872

A Reclining Woman Wearing Jewellery, with a Hookah on the Left - Lucknow 1872

The woman in the photograph is possibly a dancer as shown by the anklets of bells she is wearing.

From Archaeological Survey of India Collections
Source: British Library (bl.uk)

Jan 5, 2016

Photograph of a Building in Lucknow - c1880's

Photograph of a Building in Lucknow - c1880's

Source: Ebay Seller pumpparkphotos

Oct 15, 2015

Great Imambara - Lucknow 1880's

Great Imambara - Lucknow 1880's
Source: ebay

Jul 11, 2015

Ruins of Residency, Lucknow - 1880's

Ruins of Residency, Lucknow - 1880's

Source: ebay

Jun 5, 2015

The Stone Bridge and New Fortifications - Lucknow, 1858


Source: getty.edu

Panorama of Devastated Lucknow after Indian Mutiny, Taken from Great Imambara - 1858

Panorama of Devastated Lucknow after Indian Mutiny, Taken from Great Imambara - 1858

Panorama of Devastated Lucknow after Indian Mutiny, Taken from Great Imambara - 1858

Panorama of Devastated Lucknow after Indian Mutiny, Taken from Great Imambara - 1858

Panorama of Devastated Lucknow after Indian Mutiny, Taken from Great Imambara - 1858

Panorama of Devastated Lucknow after Indian Mutiny, Taken from Great Imambara - 1858

Panorama of Devastated Lucknow after Indian Mutiny, Taken from Great Imambara - 1858

Panorama of Devastated Lucknow after Indian Mutiny, Taken from Great Imambara - 1858

Photographer:  Felice Beato
Source: getty.edu (The J. Paul Getty Museum)

Feb 23, 2015

Front Entrance To The Residency - Lucknow c1900's

Front Entrance To The Residency - Lucknow c1900's

Source: Ebay Seller clode2903

Nov 9, 2014

Gateway Leading into The Residency, Commonly Known as Bailey Guard Gate - Mid 19th Century (After Indian Mutiny)


Digital image courtesy of the Getty's Open Content Program

Baillie Guard Gate from Inside - Lucknow c1858


The Baillie Guard gateway is the entry point to the Residency Complex of Lucknow, named after Major John Baillie, who was the Resident from 1811-1815. The Residency Building, built c.1800 for the British Resident in Lucknow, was a key site of the Siege of Lucknow during the Uprising of 1857. Approximately 3000 British inhabitants took refuge within the complex. The surviving ruins convey the grandeur of the original structure and provide an insight to the the events of 1857.

Photographer:  Tytler, Robert and Harriet
Source: British Library

View some more photographs of this gate:
  1. Bailey Guard Gate - Lucknow c1890's
  2. Bailey Guard Gate Vintage Photograph - Lucknow 1891
  3. The Bailey Guard Gate in Lucknow by Samuel Bourne c1875
  4. Bailey guard gate - Lucknow c1862

Bailey guard gate - Lucknow c1862

Oct 19, 2014

Ruins of a Sepoy Battery, After Indian Mutiny - Lucknow, c1858

Ruins of a Sepoy Battery, After Indian Mutiny - Lucknow, c1858

Photographer:Felice Beato
Digital image courtesy of the Getty's Open Content Program.

Hospital in the Residency, Damaged during Indian Mutiny - Lucknow c1858

Hospital in the Residency Lucknowc1858

Photographer:Felice Beato
Digital image courtesy of the Getty's Open Content Program.

Machchhi Bhawan or Old Citadel Damaged during Indian Mutiny - Lucknow c1858


Photographer: Felice Beato
Digital image courtesy of the Getty's Open Content Program.

Oct 18, 2014

The Dilkusha Palace - Lucknow c1858

The Dilkusha Palace - Lucknow c1858

Photographer:Felice Beato
Digital image courtesy of the Getty's Open Content Program.

View another photo of this beautiful architecture 

View modern photos: First Second Third

The Kudmsee Russol and Shah Mujeef in the distance - Lucknow c1858

The Kudmsee Russol and Shah Mujeef in the distance - Lucknow c1858

Photographer:Felice Beato
Digital image courtesy of the Getty's Open Content Program.

Major Banks' House - Lucknow c1858

Major Banks' House - Lucknow c1858

Photographer:Felice Beato
Digital image courtesy of the Getty's Open Content Program.