Bombay Collection (page 24)

Head Police Office, Bombay, India
Head Police Office, Bombay (Mumbai), India, with a horse-drawn cab rank in the street. Date: circa 1905

?The Storming of Schinss, Jan 3rd 1810?.Coloured aquatint by I Clark after R Temple, 65th (2nd Yorkshire, North Riding) Regiment of Foot published by W Haines

Army of India Medal, 1799-1826, with clasps: Kirkee and Poona.Awarded to Jemadar Dawoodjee Israel.Relating to the 2nd Bn, 1st Regiment of Bombay Native Infantry.Associated with the Battle of Kirkee

Portrait of Lord Willingdon (1866 - 1941), Viceroy of India. Date: 1932

Lord Willingdon playing cricket
Lord Willingdon (1866 - 1941), Crown Governor of Bombay, playing cricket. 1916

Lord Willingdon
Portrait of Lord Willingdon (1866 - 1941), Crown Governor of Bombay. 1914

Lord Willingdon arriving in Bombay
Lord Willingdon (1866 - 1941), newly appointed Crown Governor of Bombay, arriving in Bombay with his wife Lady Willingdon. 1913

Lord and Lady Willingdon
Lord Willingdon (1866 - 1941) with his wife Lady Willingdon, at the time of his appointment as Crown Governor of Bombay. Date: 1913

Bombay skyline, circa 1890, India. Date: circa 1890

Street scene, Bombay, India, circa 1880s. Date: circa 1880s

Suburban street scene, Bombay, India, circa 1880s. Date: circa 1880s

Bombay (Mumbai), India circa 1880s - Clock tower and Univers
Bombay (Mumbai), India circa 1880s - Clock tower and university buildings. Date: circa 1880s

Caves at Elephanta, Bombay (Mumbai), India, circa 1890s. Date: circa 1890s

University Garden, Bombay (Mumbai) India, circa 1890s. Date: circa 1890s

Poster advertising the Ellora Caves, India
Poster by V A Mali, advertising the Ellora Caves, India. Printed for the Government of India by Bolton Fine Art, Bombay. Date: circa 1930

Poster advertising India, a Shillong Belle
Poster by Dorothy Newsome, advertising India, depicting a Shillong Belle. Printed for the Government of India by Bolton Fine Art, Bombay. Date: circa 1930

Poster advertising the Ajanta Frescoes, India
Poster by G M Salgaonkar advertising the Ajanta Frescoes and Cave Temples, India. Printed for the Government of India by Bolton Fine Art, Bombay. Date: 1934

Bombay Docks
Dockyard cranes at Bombay (Mumbai), India. Date: circa 1930

John 2nd Earl Clare
JOHN FITZGIBBON, second earl of CLARE Irish statesman, Governor of Bombay, Date: 1792 - 1851

Victoria Station, Bombay
A distant view of Victoria Station, Bombay, an impressive symbol of Indias progress ! Date: early 20th century

India / Bombay / Elphinstone
Bombay: Elphinstone Circle, an example of classical western architecture Date: circa 1910

Naval Ratings in Bombay (Mumbai) Riots
1000 Naval Ratings in Bombay (Mumbai) riot on 19th February 1946 in protest against a cut in pay and allowances. Date: 1946

Bristol 130 Bombay of No216 Squadron, RAF, Egypt 1941 Used as troop transport

William Vesey-FitzGerald
Sir William Robert Seymour Vesey-FitzGerald (1818 1885), British politician and colonial administrator. He served as Under-Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs between 1858 and 1859

WW2 Poster -- Be Prepared
A Story and a Warning, .Darkness brings Danger, Be Prepared. Colour photolithograph poster, published by The Times of India Press, Bombay

Presentation of Colours, No. 1 Scout Troop, Bombay, India
Presentation of Colours to No.1 Scout Troop, Bombay, India -- advancing for the presentation

Tent and trek carts, No. 1 Scout Troop, Bombay, India
Tent and trek carts belonging to No.1 Scout Troop, Bombay, India. The trek carts were used during ambulance drill

Scouts of No. 1 Troop, Bombay, India
Scouts of No.1 Troop, Bombay, India, with a covered trek cart

The Hon. Mrs George Lloyd by Percival Anderson
The Hon. Mrs George Lloyd, formerly Miss Blanche Lascelles, wife of George Ambrose Lloyd, 1st Baron Lloyd of Dolobran, who had just been appointed Governor of Bombay in October 1918

Parsi gentlewoman, Bombay (Mumbai), India. Date: circa 1890s

Hindu woman, Bombay (Mumbai), India. Date: circa 1890s

Elephanta Caves, near Bombay (Mumbai), India
Elephanta Caves, on Elephanta Island (Gharapuri), in the harbour of Bombay (Mumbai), India. Date: circa 1890s

Bullock cart, Bombay (Mumbai), India. Date: circa 1890s

Street scene, Bombay (Mumbai), India. Date: circa 1890s

Manure dryers, Bombay (Mumbai), India. Date: circa 1890s

Harbour scene, India
Harbour scene, probably Bombay (Mumbai), India. Date: circa 1890s

Fleet of ships off Bombay (Mumbai), India. Date: circa 1890s

Street Scene, Bombay, India
A busy street scene in Bombay (Mumbai), India. Date: circa 1890s

Yacht Club, Bombay, India. Date: circa 1890s

The Royal Bombay Yacht Club
The Royal Bombay (Mumbai) Yacht Club, India Date: 1910s

India Mumbai
View of the harbour showing the British fort. Date: circa 1840

Asia, India, Mumbai. Mahesamurti of Elephanta Island Caves, a UNESCO World Heritage Site
Asia, India, Mumbai. Mahesamurti of Elephant Island Caves, a UNESCO World Heritage Site

An architectural detail of the Victoria Terminus in Mumbai. The railway station was recently renamed Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminus

India, Maharashtra, Mumbai (aka Bombay). Gharapuri Island, Mount Kailash, Elephanta Caves that represent the residence of Lord Shiva. UNESCO site. Pier train

India, Mumbai (aka Bombay). Gharapuri Island, Mount Kailash, 7th century Elephanta Caves. Main cave, Hahesh Murti sculpture of Shiva. UNESCO site

India, state of Maharashtra, Mumbai (aka Bombay). Gharapuri Island, Mount Kailash, 7th century Elephanta Caves that represent the residence of Lord Shiva. UNESCO site. East Court entry

India, Maharashtra, Mumbai, Chowpatty beach, sunset with red sun coming down under the skyline

INDIA: TEXTILE MILL, c1942. Employees at a busy textile mill in Bombay, India. Photograph, c1942

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"Bombay: A Melting Pot of Culture and Heritage" Welcome to Bombay, a city that encapsulates the essence of India like no other. Known as Mumbai today, this vibrant metropolis was once affectionately called Bombay. As you explore its streets, prepare to be enchanted by its unique blend of history, diversity, and architectural marvels. Start your journey at the iconic Gateway of India, standing tall against the backdrop of an enchanting evening sky. From the balcony of Taj Mahal Hotel, witness this magnificent structure that has welcomed countless visitors over the years. As you stroll through the bustling streets, you'll encounter remnants from Bombay's past. Admire a vintage poster showcasing the Bombay Baroda & Central India Railway – a testament to its rich transportation history. Catch sight of a double-decker bus parked outside Mumbai Municipal Corporation building - a symbol of modernity blending seamlessly with tradition. Don't miss witnessing nature's masterpiece as sunrise paints hues behind The Gateway to India. This breathtaking view will leave you in awe and remind you why Mumbai is often referred to as South Asia's crown jewel. For those seeking spiritual solace amidst urban chaos, visit Parsi Fire Temple - an oasis for Zoroastrians in Bombay. Here tranquility reigns supreme amid lush gardens and sacred flames burning bright. Immerse yourself further into Bombay's heritage by exploring Victoria Terminus – now known as Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Terminus – an architectural gem that stands proud since colonial times. Marvel at its intricate details and grandeur that transports you back in time. Indulge in luxury at Taj Mahal Hotel Bombay where opulence meets impeccable hospitality. Let yourself be pampered while enjoying stunning views overlooking this captivating cityscape. And finally, take a glimpse into everyday life with Mumbai's municipal laundry scene - where clothes are washed meticulously along bustling riverbanks; it showcases both resilience and unity among locals working tirelessly.