1514 – The Tomb of Rani Asni, Ahmedabad, Gujarat, India
Part elevation, details, perspective view plans etc., measured & drawn by architect G.S. Langford in 1882. Rani Sipri’s Mosque is situated to the southeast of the centre of the Ahmedabad city.
1863 – The Dalhousie Institute, Kolkata, India
Architect: C.Q. Wray
“In our last volume we mentioned that the first premium (300?.) had been awarded to Mr.
1875 – Gokuldas Tejpal Native General Hospital, Mumbai, India
Architect: Col. J.A. Fuller R.E.
Gokuldas Tejpal Hospital was built in 1875 thanks to the beneficence of Gokuldas Tejpal,
1879 – Mayo College, Ajmer, India
Architect: Major C. Mant R.E.
Several designs were submitted in Grecian, Indo-Saracenic and Kolhapur styles by different engineers. The viceroy finally adopted Major Mant’s Indo-Saracenic design in June 1875.
1881 – Post & Telegraph Offices, Madras, India
Architect: Robert Fellowes Chisholm
“The new combined post and telegraph office, Madras, covers a considerable area of ground. It is 352ft long,
1885 – The Fort Police Courts, Bombay (now Mumbai), India
Architect: John Adams
1886 – Great Indian Peninsular Railway Terminus & Administrative Offices, Bombay, India
Architect: F.W. Stevens
Frederick William Stevens (11 November 1847 – 3 March 1900) was an English architectural engineer who worked for the British colonial government in India.
1886 – Muir College, Allahabad, Uttar Pradesh, India
Architect: Sir William Emerson
Muir College is a mix of Gothic and Indian architectural elements which was designed by William Emerson.
1887 – All Saints Cathedral, Allahabad, Uttar Pradesh, India
Architect: Sir William Emerson
Considered one of the finest Anglican Cathedral in Asia, it was built in 13th century Gothic style,
1888 – City of Baroda School, India
Architect: Robert Fellowes Chisholm
Chisholm was one of the most gifted English architects working in India and a vehement supporter of Indian craftsmen,
