tna:SubseriesReference=inf14ss19
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- cecilbeaton
- thenationalarchivesuk
- tna:DivisionReference=infd1
- tna:DepartmentReference=inf
- tna:SeriesReference=inf14
- india
- ministryofinformation
- 1944
- bathing
- calcutta
- ganges
- ghats
- kalighat
- tna:PieceReference=inf14p433
- tna:IAID=c8999211
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- headscarf
- bengal
- earthenware
- bengali
- beaton
- tna:PieceReference=inf14p435
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Recent uploads
The last upload was March 2010.
Shopping in Simla from The National Archives UK uploaded March 2010
Benares in a downpour from The National Archives UK uploaded February 2010
Thatching in Kathela from The National Archives UK uploaded April 2009
Power Dressing from The National Archives UK uploaded February 2009
Water in Bengal from The National Archives UK uploaded November 2008
Bathing at Kalighat from The National Archives UK uploaded November 2008
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Power Dressing
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chabungbam surchandra singh said:
wow that's a pretty old picture i think u keep it preserved.
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thouba_kh said:
Thanks a lot
Shopping in Simla
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Max Sang said:
Amazing architecture - could be Berkshire!
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BigBean said:
that's amazing. And Dr Max is right, this could be anywhere in the UK.
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sunil_maddy said:
I think it is "Shimla" if it is the same tourist spot in india. Aw thnx to sharing all these pics.
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tombliss said:
The Bliss chemist shop was one of a small chain founded in Bengal by Tom Bliss an Anglo/Scottish pharmacist from Loganbuchanie, Morayshire.
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DBHKer said:
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.