Old Karachi
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Its old Bunder Road near Mandviwala Bldg n Nishat Cinema. There was an Iranian Resturant on this crossing on the road coming from Bambino Cinema. 1950 .
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1960 .. Landa Bazar near Light House
1950 airport
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1960 .. Landa Bazar near Light House
1950 airport
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Hotel Metropole Karachi in 1960's:
A time damaged photo of the Star Cinema in Karachi taken by whilst stationed there with the British Army,” an anonymous contributor on Flickr says about this photograph.
The cinema was likely built in 1918 and was Karachi’s first, and the photograph is likely from the same year because it is playing Hands Up, a silent American western released in 1917. It was directed by Tod Browning and Wilfrid Lucas, and featured Wilfred Lucas, Colleen Moore and Rhea Haynes.
St Joseph Convent School.
Eduljee Dinshaw Charitable Dispensary [ Karachi ].
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Photograph of the Edulji Dinshaw Dispensary in Karachi, taken by an unknown photographer, c.1900, from an album of 46 prints titled 'Karachi Views'. Karachi, once the capital of Pakistan, is now the capital of Sindh province and the major port and main commercial centre of the country. It was a strategically located small port (Kharak Bunder) at a protected natural harbour on the Arabian Sea north-west of the mouth of the Indus, and was developed and expanded by the British, when they took over Sindh in the mid-19th century, to serve the booming trade from the Punjab and the wheat and cotton regions of the sub-continent. This charitable dispensary was built with funds provided by Edulji Dinshaw, a local Parsi gentleman who had risen from poverty to become the largest landowner in Karachi. Constructed in 1882, it was the first building in the city designed in the 'Italianate' style, influenced by the Italian Renaissance. It was one of three dispensaries in Karachi towards the end of the nineteenth century and provided treatment for over a hundred patients a day.
A time damaged photo of the Star Cinema in Karachi taken by whilst stationed there with the British Army,” an anonymous contributor on Flickr says about this photograph.
The cinema was likely built in 1918 and was Karachi’s first, and the photograph is likely from the same year because it is playing Hands Up, a silent American western released in 1917. It was directed by Tod Browning and Wilfrid Lucas, and featured Wilfred Lucas, Colleen Moore and Rhea Haynes.
St Joseph Convent School.
Eduljee Dinshaw Charitable Dispensary [ Karachi ].
Description:
Photograph of the Edulji Dinshaw Dispensary in Karachi, taken by an unknown photographer, c.1900, from an album of 46 prints titled 'Karachi Views'. Karachi, once the capital of Pakistan, is now the capital of Sindh province and the major port and main commercial centre of the country. It was a strategically located small port (Kharak Bunder) at a protected natural harbour on the Arabian Sea north-west of the mouth of the Indus, and was developed and expanded by the British, when they took over Sindh in the mid-19th century, to serve the booming trade from the Punjab and the wheat and cotton regions of the sub-continent. This charitable dispensary was built with funds provided by Edulji Dinshaw, a local Parsi gentleman who had risen from poverty to become the largest landowner in Karachi. Constructed in 1882, it was the first building in the city designed in the 'Italianate' style, influenced by the Italian Renaissance. It was one of three dispensaries in Karachi towards the end of the nineteenth century and provided treatment for over a hundred patients a day.
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