Cemetery, Narind, 1870’s Dhaka
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Cemetery, Narind, 1870’s Dhaka
Cemetery, Narind, 1870’s Dhaka Photograph taken by an unknown photographer in the 1870s of the Christian Cemetery at Narind in Dhaka, the capital of Bangladesh. The view shows the arched Mughal style gateway to the cemetery on the left and on the right is an elaborate tomb built in the Indo-Gothic style with its pointed archway doors and jali screen windows. |
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