Photograph of the jail at Bhuj, Gujarat, taken by an unknown photographer during the late 1870s. This view shows the walled enclosure in which the jail stood, near the Sirpat city gate. It was designed as a version of the panopticon system proposed for the creation of safe and humane prisons by ...
Photograph of chhatris at Bhuj, Gujarat, taken by an unknown photographer during the 1870s. The chhatris are the cenotaphs or funerary monuments of the Raos of Kutch, the rulers of Bhuj, and stood to the west of the town bordering the Hamirsar Tank. They took the form of domed kiosks or pavilion...
Photograph of Rao Desal’s chhatri at Bhuj, Gujarat, taken by an unknown photographer during the 1870s. The chhatri is a funerary monument and was one of a group of cenotaphs belonging to the Raos of Kutch, the rulers of Bhuj, which stood to the west of the town bordering the Hamirsar Tank. Most ...
The Jain temples, [Jamnagar]. Photographer: Unknown
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Photograph of the Jain temples at Jamnagar, taken by an unknown photographer in 1875. Jamnagar, founded in 1540 by Jam Rawal, used to be an important princely state of Surashtra. There are two Jain temples in the centre, the Shantinath Mandir and the Adinath Mandir, dedicated to the sixteenth and...
Photograph of the Diwan's house, possibly at Jamnagar, Gujarat. This print was taken by an unknown photographer in the 1870s is part of the Temple Collection. The view shows the façade of the Diwan's (or Prime Minister's) house.