Gandamak Collection

Mr. Burke Posing the Ameer, the Ameer Yakoob Khan at Gandamak, Afghan War, Engraving 1882

The end of the Afghan War featured on the cover of The Graphic, 12th July 1879 - photographing the Ameer Yakoob Khan (Emir Mohammad Yaqub Khan) at Gandamak where the treaty of peace was signed

Major Cavagnari sealing the treaty of peace at Gandamak, 26th May 1879. The treaty officially ended the first phase of the Second Anglo-Afghan War. Date: 26th May 1879

Afghan War: signing the treaty of Gundamuk
The Afghan War: the Ameer Yakoob Khan and Major Cavagnari signing the treaty of Gundamuk, 1879

Afghan War: writing out the treaty of peace, 1879
The Afghan War: writing out the treaty of peace at Gundamuk, 1879

Major Cavagnari sealing the Treaty of Peace at Gandamak, 26 May 1879 (engraving)
1054144 Major Cavagnari sealing the Treaty of Peace at Gandamak, 26 May 1879 (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info)

The End of the Afghan War, Tiffin with an Afghan Chief at Gandamak (engraving)
1058935 The End of the Afghan War, Tiffin with an Afghan Chief at Gandamak (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: The End of the Afghan War)

The Ameer signing the Treaty of Peace at Gandamak, 26 May 1879 (engraving)
1054146 The Ameer signing the Treaty of Peace at Gandamak, 26 May 1879 (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info)

The End of the Afghan War, Arrival of Yakoob Khan at the British Encampment, Gandamak, 8 May (engraving)
1059040 The End of the Afghan War, Arrival of Yakoob Khan at the British Encampment, Gandamak, 8 May (engraving) by Dollman

The Surkh Khotal, "Red Hill, "near Gandamak (engraving)
1058919 The Surkh Khotal, " Red Hill, " near Gandamak (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: The Surkh Khotal, " Red Hill, " near Gandamak)

The End of the Afghan War, Photographing the Ameer Yakoob Khan at Gandamak (engraving)
1054028 The End of the Afghan War, Photographing the Ameer Yakoob Khan at Gandamak (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: The End of the Afghan War)

The End of the Afghan War, the Ameer signing the Treaty of Peace at Gandamak, 26 May 1879 (engraving)
1054023 The End of the Afghan War, the Ameer signing the Treaty of Peace at Gandamak, 26 May 1879 (engraving) by English School

Yakub Khan / Afghanistan
YAKUB KHAN Amir of Afghanistan (Kingdom of Kabul). Ruled from February to December 1879. Date: 1840 - ?

Major Cavagnari Sealing the Treaty of Peace at Gandamak, May 26Th, 1879

Fixing the Negative, Mr. Burke Posing the Ameer, the Ameer Yakoob Khan at Gandamak, Afghan War, Engraving 1882

Major Cavagnari Sealing The Treaty Of Peace At Gandamak, May 26th, 1879

Fixing The Negative, Mr. Burke Posing The Ameer, The Ameer Yakoob Khan At Gandamak, Afghan War, Engraving 1882

Mr. Burke Posing The Ameer, The Ameer Yakoob Khan At Gandamak, Afghan War, Engraving 1882

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"Gandamak: A Historic Symbol of Afghan War and Peace" Gandamak, a place etched in the annals of history, witnessed significant events during the Afghan War. One such momentous occasion was captured in an engraving from 1882, showcasing Mr. Burke posing with the esteemed Ameer Yakoob Khan at Gandamak. This image immortalizes a crucial turning point in the conflict. The end of the Afghan War found its way onto The Graphic's cover, symbolizing hope for peace and reconciliation. Major Cavagnari played a pivotal role in sealing the treaty of peace at Gandamak on May 26th, 1879. His determination and diplomacy paved the way for progress amidst turmoil. Another engraving depicts Muhammad Ya qub Khan signing the Peace Treaty at Gundamak on that fateful day in May. The act signified not only an end to hostilities but also marked a new chapter for Afghanistan and its people. Amidst these historical moments, Tiffin with an Afghan Chief took place at Gandamak as depicted by yet another engraving. This scene showcases cultural exchange and camaraderie between nations despite past conflicts. The arrival of Yakoob Khan at the British Encampment on May 8th further solidified hopes for lasting peace. It served as a reminder that even amidst war-torn landscapes, there is always room for dialogue and understanding. Not far from Gandamak lies Surkh Khotal or "Red Hill, " portrayed vividly through an engraving capturing its rugged beauty against a backdrop scarred by conflict. Such images remind us that even amidst strife, nature's resilience persists. Photographing Ameer Yakoob Khan became another testament to this historic period engraved forever within our collective memory—showcasing both his leadership and willingness to engage with foreign powers towards stability. Gandamak stands as more than just a physical location; it represents the resilience of a nation and its people.