1858361 Collection

Campbell Twins Shigram Governor General Camp
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Burning Ghat Chandanagore French Settlement Hoogly
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Great Sikh Gun Ferozshah Night December 21 1845
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Governor General State Elephant Silver Howdah
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Cargo Seventy Elephants Landing Burmah 1857 Mutiny
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Group Portrait L-R Col. Yule P. W. D Major Jones. D. C
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Governor General Commander Chief Camp Jullundur
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Banian Tree Commissioner Grote Garden Alipoor
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Colonel Vincent Eyre C. B Bengal Artillery Hero
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Group portrait Governor Generals Camp L-R Maj Jones
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Lady Canning Black Arab Lord Clyde Commander
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Captain Baring Honourable East India Company 6th
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"1858361: A Journey Through Time and History" Step into the past as we unravel the intriguing tales behind the numbers 1858361. From the enigmatic Campbell Twins to the majestic Governor General's Camp, this captivating journey will transport you through significant events and locations that have shaped our history. Immerse yourself in Shigram, where whispers of power echo from its very core. Discover the Burning Ghat of Chandanagore, a witness to countless stories etched in flames within its sacred grounds. Explore Hoogly, an emblematic French settlement along the riverbanks that holds secrets waiting to be unveiled. On December 21st, 1845, experience firsthand the Great Sikh Gun Ferozshah Night - a momentous event forever etched in memory. Witnessed by Governor General State Elephant adorned with a silver Howdah, it was a sight that left all awestruck. In 1857 during the Mutiny, seventy elephants landed on Burmah's shores carrying precious cargo. This pivotal moment marked a turning point in history and set forth a chain of events that would shape nations for years to come. Gather around for a group portrait featuring esteemed individuals such as Col. Yule P. W. D and Major Jones. D. C. , who played vital roles during these transformative times. The Governor General Commander Chief Camp at Jullundur stands tall amidst towering Banian Trees while Commissioner Grote tends to his flourishing garden at Alipoor. Colonel Vincent Eyre C. B Bengal Artillery emerges as an unsung hero whose bravery echoes through time itself. Another group portrait captures moments shared among Governor Generals' camp members; Maj Jones takes center stage while Lady Canning dons her elegant Black Arab attire alongside Lord Clyde - their presence commanding respect throughout their reigns. Lastly, honor Captain Baring of Honourable East India Company's 6th battalion who stood firm against adversity, leaving an indelible mark on the pages of history.