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Hi, You might want to verify this one. The text on the sign boards is written in Gujarati. Which might mean that the photo could be from Gujarat state instead of Banaras. There are two sign boards where I can see the script in in Gujarati language.

The big dark black signboard at the very top left reads the name as "Premchand Sankalchand" and most probably its Ahmedabad.

Very interesting. But the paperwork is absolutely clear that it is Benares (or Varanasi we should perhaps say). This image is one of a series of photos that Beaton took in the city documenting its temples, street sellers and university.

ok :) Could be. Because of the signboard language I made that guess. Maybe some Gujarati businessman had settled in Varanasi :)

Yes But I doubt they would put signage in a language which their customers from the north didn't understand. They are gujus remember, a very keen business mind. Unlikely they would make a mistake like that. I agree. this isn't Benaras. And Camels are not particularly found in Benaras. Unless they are amusement and circus animals. a few here and there...In gujarat yes. Camels abound.

nice shoot

Amazing architecture - could be Berkshire!

that's amazing. And Dr Max is right, this could be anywhere in the UK.

I think it is "Shimla" if it is the same tourist spot in india. Aw thnx to sharing all these pics.

The Bliss chemist shop was one of a small chain founded in Bengal by Tom Bliss an Anglo/Scottish pharmacist from Loganbuchanie, Morayshire.

Wow, fantastic shot. Taken just at the infamous Scandal Point in Simla. I have linked this photo to a couple of my shots of similar English suburban-style shops as they are today. Thx for sharing.