Bombay 100 Years Ago

Bombay Aerial View

THE AERIAL VIEW OF BALLARD PIER & DOCKS

Aerial view of Ballard Estate, where spacious offices were built for British India Steam Navigation, Mackinnon & MacKenzie, Lloyd Triestino,...

Bombay Aerial View

SET OF 6 PRINTS OF ARCHIVAL PRINTS OF BOMBAY AERIAL VIEW – 100 LIMITED EDITIONS

Set of six prints includes aerial views of some prominent Bombay landmarks (Year – 1937) Aerial View of Prince of...

Bombay Maps

The Island of Bombay & Sallset (1750)

Bombay Maps

The Plan De Bombay -(1750)

Bombay Maps

The Island of Bombay & Colaba – (1843)

Bombay Maps

The Coast About Bombay – (1680)

Bombay 100 Years Ago - Vintage Archival Prints

Building of Alexandra Native Girls High School (Code: 191) – Mounted and Wooden Frames

Manockjee Cursetjee, who was appointed Sheriff of Bombay twice, and had the distinction of being the first Indian to be...

Bombay 100 Years Ago - Vintage Archival Prints

University Hall (Code: 196) – Mounted and Wooden Frame

Much of Bombay's buildings were designed by architects living and working in Bombay. However, the Bombay University complex comprising two...

Bombay 100 Years Ago - Vintage Archival Prints

Watson Hotel (Code: 206) – Mounted and Wooden Frame

Watson's Hotel (actually Watson's Esplanade Hotel), now known as the Esplanade Mansion, is India's oldest surviving cast iron building. Located...

Bombay 100 Years Ago - Vintage Archival Prints

Village of Walkeshwar, Malabar Point (Code: 205) – Mounted and Wooden Frame

Walkeshwar is a village in the Malabar Hill district of Bombay. The Banganga tank and the Walkeshwar temple complex were...

Bombay 100 Years Ago - Vintage Archival Prints

The Port House (Code: 218) – Mounted and Wooden Frame

In view of the increase in the volume of trade and customs clearances, the Department of Commerce and Industry of the...

Bombay 100 Years Ago - Vintage Archival Prints

St. Thomas Cathedral (Code: 071) – Mounted and Wooden Frame

One of the oldest standing British structures in the city, the St Thomas Cathedral was constructed by Governor Gerald Angier...