The Aftermath Of Indian Rebillion of 1857 35 Rare Images you have not seen before

1- The mine in the Chutter Munzil exploded by Indian Mutiny rebel forces at the first attack of General Sir Henry Havelock.

2-Uprising Of 1857

3-exterior wall of the Secundra Bagh, a small, walled garden on the outskirts of the city of Lucknow. The figure standing in profile on the right of the building marks the position of a breach which was opened on 16 November 1857,

4- The 32nd Mess House. First attack of Sir Colin Campbell in November 1857, Lucknow.

5- Gateway leading into the Qaiser Bagh, Lucknow

6- Indian soldiers at an army barracks during the Indian Mutiny, 1857. The final spark was provided by the rumoured use of cow and pig fat in the newly-introduced Pattern 1853 Enfield rifle cartridges. Soldiers had to bite the cartridges

7- Nawab Tafazzul Husain Khan, Nawab Of Farrukhabad. He was exiled to Mecca for his role in helping rebel forces during Indian Mutiny 1857.

8- Small mosque in the Qaiser Bagh, Lucknow

9- The place in which General Neil was killed in the Chinese Bazaar, Lucknow

10- Indian Rebellion

11- The road by which Sir Henry Havelock entered the Residency, Lucknow

12- The Chutter Munzil Palace wall in Lucknow, India, which was destroyed by mutineers. In the foreground is the king's boat in the shape of a fish

13- Gateway and Banqueting Hall inside the Residency, Lucknow used as an hospital by the garrison

14- Bailey Guard Gate, Lucknow taken from the inside and showing the Clock Tower

15- The Residency taken from the Redan, Lucknow

16- Church yard and the Residency in the Distance, Lucknow

17- View of the New Battery taken from the Stone Bridge, Lucknow

18- Stone Bridge and the New Fortifications, Lucknow

19- View of the Iman Rasah and New Battery taken from the road to the Nukhee Khan's house, Lucknow

20- Rumi Darwaza, Lucknow

21- Southwest View of the Bara Imambara, Lucknow

22- Asafi Mosque, Bara Imambara, Lucknow

23- Chhota Imambara, Lucknow

24-Sepoy Mutiny

25- Musa Bagh, Lucknow

26- Part of Outram's Camp, Lucknow

27- The Bailey Guard Gate in Lucknow

28- Sikh and British Officers of Hodson's Horse

29- Indian Mutiny Rebel Leader Babu Veer Kunwar Singh, Jagdhishpur, Bhojpur district, Bihar

30- Kashmiri Gate was evidence of the heavy fighting between the British army and the Indian defenders. This was a double gateway to Delhi, built in 1835, on the north wall of Delhi, by a British engineer,

31- Indian Mutiny Rebel Mummoo Khan, Lucknow. He was jailed for life in Kanpur.

32-Aftermath of the Siege of Lucknow. The ruins of the Temporary Officers Mess at the British Residency in Lucknow.

33-Kashmiri Gate was evidence of the heavy fighting between the British army and the Indian defenders.

34-Rare Photos Of Indian Mutiny

35- Photograph of an elephant pulling a field gun, Indian Mutiny 1857
 

Golden India 25 Historical Images Not Seen Before

1-The Court and Camp of Maharaja Ranjeet Singh

2-Pahelwans in Hyderabad, c 1870

3-E.O.Hoppé preparing to photograph the Maharaja of Udaipur, India, 1929.

4-Crowds at a Mohammedan Marriage Festival, Bombay, India, 1929

5-Mohammedans Entering Tram, Bombay, India, 1929

6- English House, Malabar Hill, Bombay, India, 1929

7- A Crowd Watching Cricket, Bombay, India, 1929

8- Apollo Bunder, Bombay, India, 1929

9- Scribes, Bombay, India, 1929

10- Gateway of India, Bombay, India, 1929

11-Changing Lights in a Chandelier, India (1940s

12- Sweepers from our Verandah, Green’s Hotel, Bombay

13- Siemens Ltd. India, Lahore, India, 1929

14- Photographers shop, Peshawar, India, 1929

15- The Election, Peshawar, India, 1929

16- Angels’ Insurance Company, Chandni Chowk, Delhi, India, 1929

17- Dentist, Delhi, India, 1929

18- Khubilall Photo and Teethmaker, Udaipur, India, 1929

19- Soda Water Seller, Delhi, India, 1929

20- Train Roofs, Station Scene, Kharagpur, India, 1929

21- Wild Pigs, Udaipur, India, 1929

22- View of Jag Mandir Island, Udaipur, India, 1929

23- The Taj Mahal, Agra, India, 1929

24- Train at Rutlam Railway Station, India, 1929

25- Tailors, Udaipur, India, 1929