Delhi Collection (page 58)

1857 Mutiny / Delhi
The repulse of a sortie from Delhi

Capture of King of Delhi
The King of Delhi seized by M. Hodson of Hodsons Horse

Siege of Delhi
The repulse of a sortie during the siege of Delhi

Destruction of Mogul Emp
The Persians under Nadir Shah take Delhi and destroy the Mogul empire

Sivaji Deifies Aurungzeb
The Maratha leader Shivaji defies the Mogul emperor Aurugzeb at Delhi

Mutiny : Rohtak Taken
Battle of Rohtak : Hodson, commander of Hodsons Horse, takes Rohtak, 60km from Delhi, from a force of mutineers

Racial / India / Guard 1850
Member of the Imperial Guard, Delhi, in a magnificent blue skirted tunic

War Dance / Delhi / 1875
Walpurgis Night Delhi - a war dance. Men dance around a fire to the beat of drum

Judges Kutchery
JUDGEs KUTCHERY, MEERUT A British magistrate administers justice, British- style, to the natives of Meerut, a city 60 km from Delhi

John Nicholson, General
JOHN NICHOLSON - General in Bengal army, deputy commissioner in Punjab, subject of local hero-worship, died at siege of Delhi

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Delhi, the vibrant capital of India, is a city steeped in history and culture. As you wander through its bustling streets, you'll come across remnants of its colonial past and magnificent Mughal architecture. The Union Flag over the Lucknow Residency stands tall as a reminder of Delhi's connection to British rule. It serves as a symbol of resilience and struggle for independence. A vintage poster advertising the Bombay Baroda & Central India Railway transports us back in time when train travel was an exciting adventure that connected different parts of the country. The majestic Delhi Durbar Elephants evoke images of grandeur and opulence during royal ceremonies held by the British Empire. These gentle giants were adorned with intricate decorations, adding to their regal charm. An enticing poster promoting Indian State Railways beckons travelers to explore Delhi's wonders. The city has always been a hub for trade and commerce, attracting people from all corners of India. George V and Mary grace us with their presence in an iconic photograph taken during their Coronation Durbar in Delhi. Their visit marked an important moment in history when they were proclaimed Emperor and Empress of India. Polo Team, Delhi 1916 showcases the city's love for sports. Polo has long been enjoyed by both royalty and commoners alike, reflecting Delhi's diverse recreational activities. Mughal architecture adorns every corner of this enchanting city. From intricately designed mosques to stunning mausoleums like Humayun's Tomb, these structures are testaments to Delhi's rich cultural heritage. Viceroys House in New Delhi reveals the grandeur associated with colonial rule. Its Long Drawing-Room witnessed countless diplomatic meetings that shaped India's destiny during those times. The Bahai Lotus Flower Temple captivates visitors with its unique design resembling a blooming lotus flower. This architectural marvel represents unity among different religions - one of Delhi’s core values. In Old Delhi, the streets come alive with a riot of colors and flavors.