Sagar Collection

Sagar: A name that echoes through time and space, connecting diverse stories and cultures

Sagar Collection: Everton FC football team 1936

Everton FC football team 1936. Back row: Britton, Mercer, Sagar, Jones, White. Front row: Geldard, Bentham, Dean (Captain), Cunliffe, Leyfield, Cook. Date: 1936

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Sagar Collection: Myanmar, Burma, Inle Lake. The crumbling and unrestored ruins at Sankar

Myanmar, Burma, Inle Lake. The crumbling and unrestored ruins at Sankar, dating back to the 1600s, on the Belu Chaung river, Inle Lake

Sagar Collection: Hussain Sagar lake, linking Hyderabad and Secundrabad, India

Hussain Sagar lake, linking Hyderabad and Secundrabad, India, circa 1880s. Date: circa 1880s

Sagar Collection: Manchester United football team, 1905-6 season

Manchester United football team, 1905-6 season
The Manchester United football team, 1905-6. Downie, Mogar, Bonthron, Beddow, Roberts, Bell, Arkesden, Picken, Sagar, Blackstock and Peddie are pictured

Sagar Collection: Hyderabad, India - Hussain Sagar Lake Canal

Hyderabad, India - Hussain Sagar Lake Canal. The Hussain Sagar Lake was built by Hazrat Hussain Shah Wali in 1562, during the rule of Ibrahim Quli Qutb Shah

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Sagar: A name that echoes through time and space, connecting diverse stories and cultures. In 1936, it was the name of a goalkeeper who guarded Everton FC's net with unwavering determination. Fast forward to Myanmar, where the crumbling and unrestored ruins at Sankar bear the same name, a reminder of ancient civilizations. In India, Hussain Sagar Lake links Hyderabad and Secundrabad, named after a 17th-century Qutb Shahi king. Flashback to 1905-6, when Manchester United's Sagar made history as their first Asian player. In Orissa, Bhubaneswar's temples whisper tales of Sagar, the king mentioned in Hindu mythology. And at Hussain Sagar Lake Canal in Hyderabad, a testament to human ingenuity and resilience. A name that transcends borders and eras, a thread that weaves together the rich tapestry of human history.