H. M. L.'s [Sir Henry Montgomery Lawrence's] grave, Lucknow. Photographer: Unknown
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Genre: Urban Topographical Photography View in the cemetery at Lucknow, with the tomb of Sir Henry Montgomery Lawrence, visible beyond the tomb surrounded by railings in the foreground.
Group portrait of Sir Robert Montgomery, Lieutenant-Governor of the Punjab, with staff and wives, Lahore.] Photographer: Hutchinson, Charles Waterloo
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Genre: Portrait Photography Formally posed group of 19 European men and women. Identifications are supplied on the mount for the following sitters: ?Susie Bernard; C. Bernard [Sir Charles Edward Bernard]; Sir Robert Montgomery; Sir Donald McLeod. Another copy of this print, at Photo 139/2 (7), ...
4th term taken by M. M. Williams, April 1857, Haileybury. Photographer: Monier-Williams, Monier
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Genre: Portrait Photography Group portrait of 18 Haileybury students, posed in front of a porch. The figures are numbered, with a key beneath the print identifying the students as follows (forenames supplied from Copies of Student Certificates, IOR/J/1/107): 1. Charles Theophilus Metcalfe, 2. A...
[The cemetery at Lucknow.] Photographer: Hutchinson, Charles Waterloo
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Genre: Urban Topographical Photography View of tombs in the cemetery at Lucknow. The monument on the left records the name of Brigadier General James George Smith Neill and others. The very new-looking tomb to the right is that of Sir Henry Lawrence. Between the two is the tomb of John Sherbroo...
[Aurangzeb's Mosque, Lahore.] Photographer: Hutchinson, Charles Waterloo
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Genre: Architectural Photography View looking towards the entrance to the mosque. The photograph is unsigned, but from its striking similary to the following print, appears to be the work of Hutchinson.
Golden Temple, Amritsar. Photographer: Hutchinson, Charles Waterloo
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Genre: Architectural Photography View looking across the tank towards the temple. The photograph is unsigned, but from its stylistic similarity to print 39, it appears to be the work of Hutchinson.