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Old Lahore -- anarkali bazaar

Charing cross Mall road, 1930's


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Lahore High Court, 1880s



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Taking care of the British kids
 
Anarkali Bazar Lahore in 1960.

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The view of the (gate in 1920

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Famous American mystic, Samuel Lewis, seen here with the keepers of the Sufi saint, Data Ganj Baksh’s shrine in Lahore.

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Mall road 1950

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Rear side of Badshahi Mosque in Lahore - 1952


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Mall road

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1920

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Shoe Maker in Lahore c. 1880s

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Lady Cyclists at Lawrence Garden - Lahore c. 1897

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Multan Pharmacy, Anarkali c. 1930s
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A plan of the fort - taken from Murray's Handbook for Travelers in India 1909

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1890s: A Panoramic View of Lahore Fort
Courtesy: Lahore - The City of Gardens

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1849: One of the earliest photographs taken in Indian Sub-Continent showing gateway of Badshahi Mosque - Lahore,

A photograph by Dr. John McCosh (b:5 March 1805 - d:18 January 1885) was one of a number of Scottish photographers who traveled abroad in the mid-19th century including India.



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Mayo School of Arts (now NCA) Lahore c. 1911


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1970

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Lahore Museum


The building was constructed as a memorial of Golden Jubilee of Queen Victoria held in 1887, and financed through a special public fund raised on the occasion. The foundation stone of the new museum was laid on 3 February 1890 by Prince Albert Victor, Duke of Clarence and Queen Victoria's grandson. On its completion in 1894, the entire museum collection was transferred to present building with its new name as Jubilee Museum.

The present building, designed by Lockwood Kipling and Bhai Ram Singh, became the first structure especially designed as a museum, allowing cool north light to filter into the museum galleries. Bhai Ram Singh, Vice-Principal of Mayo School designed the fountain in front of the building, and along with students of the Mayo School was deeply involved in the design and execution of internal decorative features of the museum.

c. late 1910s

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Chauburji in 1950's

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For Ravians
Government College Lahore – 1947

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1890

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Now - University of Veterinary and Animal Sciences Lahore

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A Camel Drawn Carriage Outside Government House, Lahore, c.1900


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Metal Workshop, Mayo School of Arts (now NCA) early 1900s


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