My bungalow 'Seroor.' North [corrected in pencil to 'south'] gate. Photographer: Unknown
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Genre: Architectural Photography General view, looking across the garden towards a bungalow with an octagonal tiled roof, with another bungalow in the background. With a carriage drawn up in front of the nearer building.
My bungalow 'Seroor' [Sirur] from north gate. Photographer: Unknown
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Genre: Architectural Photography View looking across the garden (with a cactus hedge in the foreground), towards the bungalow also seen in print 2, with Indian servants and other figures posed on the lawn in front of the building.
Genre: Architectural Photography View from the driveway looking towards the pan-tiled bungalow, with a European couple seated in a pony trap in front of the house.
Philips' bungalow 'Seroor' [Sirur]. Front view. Photographer: Unknown
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Genre: Architectural Photography View looking up the hillside, towards stone bungalows at the summit, with European women and children seated in two pony traps held by Indian servants in the foreground.
Genre: Architectural Photography View from above, looking down onto the bungalows seen in print 6, and out over the settlement of buildings beyond and across the plain towards a distant plateau. With pony carriages and servants posed in the foreground.
Genre: Portrait Photography View looking along the terrace in front of the verandah of the bungalow, where the domestic staff are grouped for their photograph. The European figures seated on the verandah are presumably members of the Philips household.
Genre: Architectural Photography General view of the thatched bungalow, looking across the garden from the driveway, with a European couple in a pony trap and Indian servants posed in the foreground.
Elphinstone Circle and Cathedral, 'Bombay.' Photographer: Frith's Series
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Inscription: 'Frith's Series' blindstamp lower left. Genre: Urban Topographical Photography View looking across the public garden in the centre of Elphinstone Circle, towards the tower of Saint Thomas's Cathedral on the far side.