British colonial architecture india

The house where Rudyard Kipling was born in India is to be turned into a museum, but the author will be written out of history, failing to get a mention anywhere in the building because of “political sensitivities”.

Abandoned British Residence in Hyderabad, India

Unidentified abandoned British bungalow Verandah at Barrackpore Cantonment - Veethi brings photos from Barrackpore Cantonment

European Bungalow somewhere in India - c1880's

Historical Rare Vintage Old Photographs and Videos of Indian Sub-Continent. (India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Myanmar, Sri Lanka, Nepal and Bhutan)

From former colonial splendours of the Raj to whaling stations in the South Atlantic, they are far-flung and fast crumbling outposts of Britain’s centuries-old overseas heritage.

Flickriver - view images as a 'river of photos' and more...

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Photograph by Samuel Bourne of the Gateway to Husainabad, Lucknow, India, about 1866

The first half of the 19th-century was a tipping point for British imperial presence in the Indian subcontinent. No longer preoccupied with the chase of conquest, the focus had moved to colonial rule. This led to the opportunity for increased geographical and cultural exploration, and with it scope for understanding the diverse landscapes, languages, buildings…