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The Prince of Wales Dining in the Caves of Elephanta, Bombay, India, 1876

The Royal Visit to India: the serapis with the Prince of Wales on Board
The Royal Visit to India: the " serapis " with the Prince of Wales on Board Leaving Bombay Harbour, 1876

1. The Indian Government steamer May Frere, with the Prince of Wales on board, passing Aguada Fort, Goa. 2. The Island of Jinjeeraa'Harbour of Rajpuri, fifty miles from Bombay

THE TRIAL OF THE GUICOWAR OF BARODA, 1875: THE HON. A. R. SCOBLE, Advocate-General
THE TRIAL OF THE GUICOWAR OF BARODA, 1875: THE HON. A.R. SCOBLE, Advocate-General, Bombay, Crown prosecutor

INDIA: SNAKE CHARMER, c1901. A young snake charmer in Bombay (now Mumbai), India. Stereograph, c1901

BOMBAY RAILROAD STATION. The Great Indian Peninsula Railway Terminus in Bombay, built 1877-87. Oil by A.M. Haig

INDIA: WAR VETERANS, 1919. Disabled Indian veterans of World War I who have become carpenters and auto mechanics at Queen Marys Technical School in Bombay (now Mumbai), India

WWI: HOSPITAL, 1916. Wounded Indian soldiers at the Lady Hardinge Hospital in Bombay, India. Photograph, 1916

INDIA: TRAIN STATION, 1854. The Byculla railroad station in Bombay, India. Wood engraving, English, 1854

GOLDEN JUBILEE, 1887. Illumination of the Public Works Department in Bombay, India, in honor of Queen Victorias Golden Jubilee, 1887. Contemporary English engraving

GOLDEN JUBILEE, 1887. Illumination of the General Post Office in Bombay, India, in honor of Queen Victorias Golden Jubilee, 1887. Contemporary English engraving

GOLDEN JUBILEE, 1887. Illumination of Elphinstone Circle in Bombay, India, in honor of Queen Victorias Golden Jubilee, 1887. Contemporary English engraving

Man carrying baskets
INDIA - CIRCA 1930s: Man carrying enormous pile of baskets, Bombay. (Photo by Charles Phelps Cushing/Retrofile/Getty Images)

Exterior of Mumbai Municipal corporation building, Mumbai (Bombay), India, South Asia

Palace of Industries, Irish International Exhibition, Dublin
Palace of Industries at the Irish International Exhibition, Dublin. The Stall (left) of the Ardeshir & Co. of Bombay, India - manufacturers of Indian Art Ware. Date: 1907

Mumbai, India - Elphinstone Circle No. 2
Mumbai, India - Elphinstone Circle No.2 (named after the Governor, Lord John Elphinstone). Date: circa 1905

Mumbai, India - Dhobies drying Cloths - Mahalaxmi Dhobi Ghat
India - Dhobies drying the Cloths at the Dhobi Ghat (Mahalaxmi Dhobi Ghat), a well known open air laundromat in Mumbai, India

Mumbai, India - Elphinstone Circle No. 1
Mumbai, India - Elphinstone Circle No.1 (named after the Governor, Lord John Elphinstone). Date: circa 1910s

View over the city of Mumbai, India Date: circa 1910s

The Town Hall, Mumbai, India Date: circa 1910s

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