Bombay Collection (page 32)

Bombay Fishing Boat
Two-masted sailing boat used by the fishermen of Bombay

Bombay Sliding Gunter

Bombay Dinghy
Sailing dinghy of Bombay

The Asia, dismastered by a waterspout, on her passage to Bom
The Asia dismasted by a waterspout on her passage from Port Phillip to Bombay. The rain flooded the decks ankle deep, the fall of the foremast had crushed all that lay beneth. Date: 22nd April 1854

India / Bombay C1745
Bombay: general view from the sea, when the city was the property of the East India Company of England

Cinema, Bombay
The Novelty Theatre Cinematograoh, Bombay : in India as elsewhere, the first cinemas are converted premises in existing buildings, rather than purpose-built venues

Dancer & Bombay Staff
A dancer performs before a member of the Bombay Staff Corps. It was the disapproval of the British in India which drove Indian dance styles to the brink of extinction

Telegraph Boy (Petherick
London characters: the TELEGRAPH BOY is the human link in the chain which can bring a message from New York or Bombay to Belgrave Square, delivering it by hand

Street Scene in Bombay
A horse-drawn tram makes its way down a Bombay street, but no one is hurrying to get out of its way

Indian 3rd Class Coach
Rolling stock : a double- decker third class carriage on the Bombay, Baroda and Central Indian Railway

British colonials arrive at Bombay docks, India, and are welcomed ashore

Law Courts, Mumbai, India, Asia

Fishing boats during religious festival, Colaba, Mumbai, India, Asia

Gateway to India and Taj Hotel, Mumbai, India, Asia

University clock tower, Mumbai, India, Asia

Prince of Wales Museum, Mumbai, India, Asia

Guest doing morning exercises in public garden by the Taj Mahal Intercontinental hotel, Colaba, Mumbai (Bombay), Maharashtra state, India, Asia

Local tourists near the Gateway of India, Colaba, Mumbai (Bombay), Maharashtra state, India, Asia

Gateway to India and the Taj Mahal Hotel, Mumbai (Bombay), India, Asia

Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminus (Chattrapati Shivaji Terminus) (Victoria Railway Terminus) railway station, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Mumbai (Bombay), India, Asia

Central Mumbai (Bombay), Maharashtra State, India, Asia

Traffic in front of the station, Victoria Railway Terminus, Mumbai (Bombay), Maharashtra State, India

Gateway of India arch and Taj Mahal Intercontinental Hotel, Mumbai (Bombay), Maharashtra State, India

Crowds on crossing, Mumbai (Bombay), India, Asia

The Gateway to India, built to commemorate the visit of George V in 1911, Mumbai, previously called Bombay, Maharashtra State, India

Dhobi or laundry ghats, Mumbai (Bombay), India, Asia

Snack stall, Mumbai (Bombay), India, Asia

Zoroastrian Baptism
Baptism by fire, practised by the Parsees of Bombay State, India, followers of Zoroaster (Zarathustra) to whom fire is sacred

Parsee Marriage Ceremony
Marriage ceremony among the Parsees (Zoroastrians) in Bombay State

Officer in Indian Home
A civilian officer of the Bombay Staff Corps is brought a letter by a messenger - barked at by his dog - while his servant provides a pot of tea

India / Bombay C1750
Bombay: general view, with ships in the foreground

India / Bombay / Temple 1906
Bombay: Hindu Temple (Monkey Temple) in Kalbadevi Road

Transport / Docks / Bombay
A ship moored in the hydraulic-lift floating dock on Hog Island, at the head of Bombay Harbour, India

THE KENT ABLAZE
East Indiaman Kent, bound for Bombay, weathers storm in the Bay of Biscay but catches fire; luckily the Cambria passes near and rescues nearly all before she blows up

Surat, 17th Century
Surat, some 250 km north of Bombay, is an important English trading factory and administrative centre from 1608 to 1687

English Fort at Bombay 2
The English fort at Bombay in the 17th century - the view from the water side

English Fort at Bombay 1
The English fort at Bombay in the 17th century - the interior courtyard

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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.