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Memorial plaque for Pioneer Missionary of the Santal Mission, Hans Peter Børresen - at Benagaria Church, Santalistan/Santal Parganas, North India.
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"Missionary instructing village Christians." Missionary, possibly Rev. Harwood Raw seated on chair with book in front of group of men, women and children, seated on ground in village. The Madras …
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From a girl's boarding school in North India, where the students are engaged in scout activities. With the blanket as a protection against the wind, they are preparing the fireplace …
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Pondichéry [Puducherry] (Inde). - Deux gentilles Filleules." Two young girls are sitting on the ground outside with food in front of them. One girl is holding a doll. Additional information …
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"The Assembly Hall at Dichpalli." From a set of lantern slides entitled "The Union of Churches in South India" by Rev Dr W.F. Lofthouse. Dr Lofthouse visited India between January …
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Photograph of "Palem Rosana, one of my best girls, Madras, India." The girl, dressed in a sari, sits outdoors on a stone wall. She wears two bracelets on her left …
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“Daki Ram’s Chatri [chhatri]. He was a famous Guru and the people built him this monument.” External view of several domed canopies and small buildings. The term “chhatri” refers to …
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Stamped: "Photo No. ....., This photo is our copy right, for permission to publish apply to Klein & Peyerl, Photographers. Mount Road, P.O. Madras. (India)."
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Tiruvannamalai, Tamil Nadu, South India. Rev. Joshua Peter, from 2003 leader of the Dialogue Centre Quo Vadis.
