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61. EAP838/1/1/3/16

Reference (shelfmark):
EAP838/1/1/3/16
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Scope & Content:
Pond at Singha Mahal in Thapathali, the former residence of General Singha Shamsher, son of Prime Minister Chandra Shamsher, was built in 1919. Today it belongs to the Nepal Rastra Bank.
Collection Area:
Endangered Archives Programme
Languages:
Not applicable
Date Range:
1919-1940s
Extent:
1 Tiff image

62. EAP838/1/1/3/17

Reference (shelfmark):
EAP838/1/1/3/17
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Kaiser Mahal was constructed in 1885 for Jit Shumsher under the direction of Kishor Narshingh. In 1908, it was sold to Prime Minister Chandra Shumsher, who later gave it to his son General Kaiser Shumsher J.B. Rana. An avid reader, Kaiser Shumsher had a wonderful collection of books on all subje...
Collection Area:
Endangered Archives Programme
Languages:
Not applicable
Date Range:
1880s-1940s
Extent:
1 Tiff image

63. EAP838/1/1/3/22

Reference (shelfmark):
EAP838/1/1/3/22
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Scope & Content:
Singha Durbar after the 1934 earthquake. It was constructed in 1903 by Prime Minister Chandra Shumsher. He employed Kumar and Kishor Narshing. The palace was designed after the Palace of Versaille and was at that time the biggest palace in Asia, with its main structure comprising of more than 10...
Collection Area:
Endangered Archives Programme
Languages:
Not applicable
Date Range:
1934
Extent:
1 Tiff image

64. EAP838/1/1/3/26

Reference (shelfmark):
EAP838/1/1/3/26
Title:
Scope & Content:
Singha Mahal in Thapathali, the former residence of General Singha Shamsher, son of Prime Minister Chandra Shamsher, was built in 1919. Today it belongs to the Nepal Rastra Bank.
Collection Area:
Endangered Archives Programme
Languages:
Not applicable
Date Range:
1910s-1940s
Extent:
1 Tiff image

65. EAP838/1/1/3/27

Reference (shelfmark):
EAP838/1/1/3/27
Title:
Scope & Content:
The garden at Singha Mahal in Thapathali, the former residence of General Singha Shamsher, son of Prime Minister Chandra Shamsher, was built in 1919. Today it belongs to the Nepal Rastra Bank.
Collection Area:
Endangered Archives Programme
Languages:
Not applicable
Date Range:
1910s-1940s
Extent:
1 Tiff image

66. EAP838/1/1/3/29

Reference (shelfmark):
EAP838/1/1/3/29
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Scope & Content:
A function at Singha Durbar. Singha Durbar was constructed in 1903 by Prime Minister Chandra Shumsher. He employed Kumar and Kishor Narshing. The palace was designed after the Palace of Versaille and was at that time the biggest palace in Asia, with its main structure comprising of more than 100...
Collection Area:
Endangered Archives Programme
Languages:
Not applicable
Date Range:
1900s-1940s
Extent:
1 Tiff image

67. EAP838/1/1/3/31

Reference (shelfmark):
EAP838/1/1/3/31
Title:
Scope & Content:
The main entrance to Singha Durbar. It was constructed in 1903 by Prime Minister Chandra Shumsher. He employed Kumar and Kishor Narshing. The palace was designed after the Palace of Versaille and was at that time the biggest palace in Asia, with its main structure comprising of more than 1000 ro...
Collection Area:
Endangered Archives Programme
Languages:
Not applicable
Date Range:
1900s-1940s
Extent:
1 Tiff image

68. EAP838/1/1/3/34

Reference (shelfmark):
EAP838/1/1/3/34
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Scope & Content:
Baber Mahal was the residence of General Baber Shumsher J.B. Rana after 1928. It was built under the supervision of Kumar Narshing and is said to have been built after Prime Minister Chandra Shumsher's return from England. The design is said to have been built afte the Buckingham Palace in Londo...
Collection Area:
Endangered Archives Programme
Languages:
Not applicable
Date Range:
1920s-1940s
Extent:
1 Tiff image

69. EAP838/1/1/5

Reference (shelfmark):
EAP838/1/1/5
Title:
Landscape and Temples
Scope & Content:
Landscape and Temples: The landscape and temples are from Kathmandu Valley and the surrounding cities.
Collection Area:
Endangered Archives Programme
Languages:
Not applicable
Date Range:
Late 1800s
Extent:
185 TIFF images

70. EAP838/1/1/5/1

Reference (shelfmark):
EAP838/1/1/5/1
Title:
Scope & Content:
Boudhanath Stupa, situated on the outskirts of Kathmandu valley, can be credited to King Manadeva, who ruled in the beginning of the fifth century. In the course of centuries, this stupa, like many others have been repaired, renovated, and enlarged. The dome is set on a platform shape of a manda...
Collection Area:
Endangered Archives Programme
Languages:
Not applicable
Date Range:
1930
Extent:
1 Tiff image

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