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ca. 1905
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A Corner of Fort St. George
The Fort dates from 1639, and has witness many reverses. The fortifications, as they now remain, were completed in 1787.
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A familiar Beach Scene
Catamaran men preparing to launch.
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A glimpse of the General Hospital from Coonoor
This picture shows but a very small portion of this immense Hosptial.
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A Madras Catamaran
These primitive craft of the Madras fishermen are constructed from roughly hewn logs.
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A Native Oil-press
The seed is crushed in the large wooden pan around which the bullocks circle.
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A Palm Grove at Chetput
Chetput is a picturesque residential suburb of Madras.
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A Typical Jungle Scene
One of the many large Banyan Trees in the Madras neighbourhood.
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A view of the Harbour, from the breakwater
The two arms of the Harbour wall are together about two miles in length.
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A view of the roofs of George Town
One of the most densely populated portions of the City.
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An early morning race on the Adyar
These races are frequent, the lower reaches of the river giving an excellent course.
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An old Gun in the Madras Museum compound
This fine old gun was captured at the fall of Seringapatam in 1799.
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Armenian Street, George Town
A portion of the business part of Madras, within the old city limits.
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Chepauk Palace
On the death of the last Nawab of the Carnatic this fine old palace, built in the Moorish style, became Government property, and is now occupied as the Beard of Revenue Offices.
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Chetput Village
A typical bit of suburban roadway.
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Church of St. Mary, Fort St. George
This, the oldest British building in India, was completed n 1680. Owing to the number of famous men who are buried within its walls - Hastings, Munro, and Lord Pigot all lie here- it has been called "the...
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Dhobies at Work at Saidape
This is the principal centre of the clothes-wrecking industry of the neighbourhood.
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Egmore Station
The newly built terminus of the S. Indian Railway.
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Government House
The residence of H.E. the Governor is situated in a fine deer-park.
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Head-quarters of the Madras Volunteer Guards
This, the oldest Volunteer Corps in India, was raised in 1857, and now numbers over 1,200 strong.
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Madras Cricket Club, Chepauk
The premier cricket and tennis club in S. India.
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