Audrey and Harry Hawthorn Library and Archives

Maj. & Hon. Mrs FM Bailey & officers and their wives of the 7th Rajput at Gangtok Sikkim

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Item is a photograph showing fourteen people, both men and women in two rows. The two women seated in the middle are wearing elaborate head dresses.

Rajah Tering and family, at their home outside of Gyantse

4-02-a033543
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Part of Eric Parker fonds

Item is a photograph showing five people seated with other people in the background. The image depicts Rajah Terrng, the brother of the King of Tering, seated in the center and his family. From left to right is Rajah Tering's unidentified daughter, son Chigin, son Shimi and his unidentified wife. The two women on the ends are wearing head dresses.

Jongpen, Gyantze

4-02-a033544
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Part of Eric Parker fonds

Item is a photograph showing one man, the Jongpen, in traditional clothing. According to the Oxford English Dictionary, a jongpen is "a Dzongkha term roughly translated as governor or dzong lord".

Teesta Valley, on the journey up to Tibet

4-02-a033545
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Part of Eric Parker fonds

Item is a photograph of a landscape showing the Teesta valley and river.

Teesta Bridge, leading into the hamlet of Teesta

4-02-a033546
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Part of Eric Parker fonds

Item is a photograph showing a village next to a river with a bridge in the foreground.

Farm in Teesta Valley

4-02-a033547
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Part of Eric Parker fonds

Item is a photograph showing two houses with thatched roofs.

Pack animals crossing a river in the Teesta Valley

4-02-a033548
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Part of Eric Parker fonds

Item is a photograph showing people crossing a river on horseback. The horses are carrying large bundles.

Landscape of houses in the hills

4-02-a033549
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Part of Eric Parker fonds

Item is a photograph showing houses scattered on a hill.

Road to Gan[g]tok washed out spring 1922

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1922

Part of Eric Parker fonds

Item is a photograph showing people walking through valley.

Later repaired

4-02-a033551
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[192-]

Part of Eric Parker fonds

Item is a photograph showing a man on horseback and a child on a bridge. The title refers to the previous photograph, a033550, in which the road way to Gangtok had been washed out in a flood.

Kalimpo[n]g homes

4-02-a033552
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Part of Eric Parker fonds

Item is a photograph showing a hillside with houses scattered in the distance.

Farm outside of Kalimpo[n]g

4-02-a033553
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Part of Eric Parker fonds

Item is a photograph of the landscape with houses in the foreground.

Woman at her weaving (Kalimpo[n]g)

4-02-a033554
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Part of Eric Parker fonds

Item is a photograph of a woman weaving on a loom with a cover constructed above her.

Landscape with houses

4-02-a033555
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Part of Eric Parker fonds

Item is a photograph of a the landscape with a house in the foreground.

Landscape

4-02-a033556
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Part of Eric Parker fonds

Item is a photograph of a the landscape with a meadow in the foreground and hills in the background.

Kangchenjunga NE

4-02-a033557
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Part of Eric Parker fonds

Item is a photograph of a the landscape with a meadow in the foreground and mountains in the background.

Early morning Gnatong

4-02-a033558
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Part of Eric Parker fonds

Item is a photograph of a the landscape from a mountain trail.

Early morning Gnatong

4-02-a033559
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Part of Eric Parker fonds

Item is a photograph showing several houses and horses.

Gnatong

4-02-a033560
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Part of Eric Parker fonds

Item is a photograph showing houses and path winding down the hill. Although labeled Gnatong, this is most likely Phari or Tuna.

Dak bung[a]low

4-02-a033561
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Part of Eric Parker fonds

Item is a photograph showing a landscape with a river in the foreground and mountains in the background. A single house is in the centre. According to the Oxford English Dictionary, a <i>dak</i> is referred to as being "a post system by means of transport relays of horses stationed at intervals along a route or network, carrying mail and passengers". A dak bungalow refers to a lodging house, typically one story with a large verandah, along a dak route.

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