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'The Band taken after afternoon parade', 23rd Sikh Pioneers, 1905 (c)
NAM. 2001-02-21-1
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Indian officers, 23rd Sikh Pioneers, 1905 (c)
NAM. 2001-02-21-2
Hockey team, 23rd Sikh Pioneers, 1905 (c)
NAM. 2001-02-21-3
'The Civil Camp', 23rd Sikh Pioneers, 1905 (c)
NAM. 2001-02-21-4
'Civil Camp', 23rd Sikh Pioneers, 1905 (c)
NAM. 2001-02-21-5
'A bad bit of landslip goes down 200ft to the river below', 23rd Sikh Pioneers, no date
NAM. 2001-02-21-6
'View from the top of Bundla Tea Estate looking S down the Niggle', 1905 (c)
NAM. 2001-02-21-7
'Ruins of the Temple of Everlasting Fire, Kangras City', 1905 (c)
NAM. 2001-02-21-8
NAM. 2001-02-21-9
'Our hut in process', 23rd Sikh Pioneers, 1905 (c)
NAM. 2001-02-21-10
'A bridge', built by 23rd Sikh Pioneers, India, 1905 (c)
NAM. 2001-02-21-11
'View of River bed Khools & slip to water 175 ft', India, 1905 (c)
NAM. 2001-02-21-12
'The Kooljor irrigation canal on which we were at work', 1905 (c)
NAM. 2001-02-21-13
'Palampar Church', Punjab, India, 1905 (c)
NAM. 2001-02-21-14
'Pioneers Bridge', built by 23rd Sikh Pioneers, India, 1905 (c)
NAM. 2001-02-21-15
The Ballard Family of Palampur, survivors of the Kangra Earthquake on 4 April 1905
NAM. 2001-02-21-16
'The top of the Temple of Everlasting Fire', Kangra, India, 1905 (c)
NAM. 2001-02-21-17
'View of Kangra Town & Valley in the distance' Kangra, India, 1905 (c)
NAM. 2001-02-21-18
'Fred Ballards Home He's a planter and is ruined', Kangra Earthquake, India, 1905
NAM. 2001-02-21-19
'The Niggle River', Punjab, India, 1905 (c)
NAM. 2001-02-21-21
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