The magic lantern projector was first used in the 17th century and was in use up until the mid-20th century; it was later replaced by...
Glass slides played a significant role as a mode of entertainment during the Victorian period. These glass slides were used as a propaganda tool to...
This photograph was taken from the southeast of the mosque. The area from which this photograph was taken was considered one of the most historic...
Two beautiful miniature paintings of Jama Masjid – Delhi, fitted in carved wooden frames. Era: Late 19th century.
Nadir Shah, founder of the Iranian Afsharid dynasty, ruled a territory from the Caucasus to the Indus River. His reign lasted from 1736 to 1747....
Hajj and Holy Cities
In this section, you will find rare etchings, engravings, picture postcards, artefacts, paintings, and rare...
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The World Wars and the role of Indians.
We have hundreds of picture postcards and photographs in our collection related to two great...
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Shah Jahan Mosque, Woking
Here we are sharing a few of our rare picture postcards of Shah Jahan Mosque...
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Exhibitions consolidate all seasons into a single moment. A visitor can experience and compare multiple objects simultaneously in this location. At this location, you have the opportunity to see exhibitions that are solely curated by us and are based on our collections. Organising virtual exhibitions is an integral component of our project.
Here, you have the opportunity to learn more and uncover the historical background of various objects. An object is an element of historical records; even a seemingly mundane item like a coin harbours a vast wealth of information. It provides details about the ruler, their reign, the economic conditions, and the characteristics of the empire. Objects such as an exquisite pottery plate provide insights into the prevailing fashion, technological progress, and cultural context of their development.
Unlock the past, ignite your imagination.
Archive tells about the past, which can influence the present.
Recently, we have acquired some archival materials related to British colonial history, which is one of the new areas in which we are concentrating.
Explore the grandeur of the past through awe-inspiring architectural marvels.
Marvel at exquisite sculptures that breathe life into stone, capturing the essence of emotion.
Portals to imagination. Journey through evocative brushstrokes and vibrant colors.
Witness intricately carved tombs, unveiling secrets of the afterlife.
The Maharajah’s well at Stoke Row (United Kingdom)
Stoke Row's Maharaja's Well, built in 1864, symbolizes Maharaja's charity during English drought. It fostered village growth and remains a local landmark.
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Amet Khan Sultan – a Tatar hero of the WWII
Prepare to be awestruck by the majestic beauty of The Winchester, a true masterpiece of medieval art. Delve into the intricate details and timeless allure...
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