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RMCE64D8–Theosophical Society ; Adyar ; Adayar ; Mylapore ; Madras ; Chennai ; Tamil Nadu ; India ; Asia
RMEGW3CY–Panoramic view of the polluted estuary and islands of the Adyar River and seashore, Chennai, Tamil Nadu, southern India
RF2J6XTAN–The arched windows of the Adyar TheaterÕs faade, framed by the wrought-iron entrance gateway to Square Rapp.
RFFFYW5K–Theosophical society headquarters ; Adyar ; Madras Chennai ; Tamil Nadu ; India - maa 223542
RMMC86X5–Theosophy Temple of Light, Adyar, in the gardens of the Headquarters of the Theosophical Society, near Madras, India
RMFCJM1Y–thali served at Dakshin restaurant, Crowne Plaza Chennai Adyar Park, Chennai Madras, Coromandel Coast, Tamil Nadu state, South
RM2DHW51E–The Marmalong Bridge, William Hodges, 1744–1797, British, ca. 1783, Oil on canvas, Support (PTG): 27 x 36 inches (68.6 x 91.4 cm), architectural subject, bridge (built work), costume, genre subject, jug, landscape, leisure, long gun, mountains, people, river, Adyar, Asia, Bharat, India, Madras
![The Armenian Bridge, Near St. Thomas's Mount, Madras [Chennai] The old bridge on the Adyar River was originally built in 1726 by an Armenian, as recorded by a Latin inscription on it, and has been replaced by the Marmalong Bridge. The Little Mount in the distance is connected with the story of the martyrdom of the Apostle St Thomas who went to India after the Crucifixion and lived there periodically. It is crowned by a Portuguese church built in 1612. From the book ' Oriental scenery: one hundred and fifty views of the architecture, antiquities and landscape scenery of Hindoostan ' by Thomas D Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2G5YN98/the-armenian-bridge-near-st-thomass-mount-madras-chennai-the-old-bridge-on-the-adyar-river-was-originally-built-in-1726-by-an-armenian-as-recorded-by-a-latin-inscription-on-it-and-has-been-replaced-by-the-marmalong-bridge-the-little-mount-in-the-distance-is-connected-with-the-story-of-the-martyrdom-of-the-apostle-st-thomas-who-went-to-india-after-the-crucifixion-and-lived-there-periodically-it-is-crowned-by-a-portuguese-church-built-in-1612-from-the-book-oriental-scenery-one-hundred-and-fifty-views-of-the-architecture-antiquities-and-landscape-scenery-of-hindoostan-by-thomas-d-2G5YN98.jpg "The Armenian Bridge, Near St. Thomas's Mount, Madras [Chennai] The old bridge on the Adyar River was originally built in 1726 by an Armenian, as recorded by a Latin inscription on it, and has been replaced by the Marmalong Bridge. The Little Mount in the distance is connected with the story of the martyrdom of the Apostle St Thomas who went to India after the Crucifixion and lived there periodically. It is crowned by a Portuguese church built in 1612. From the book ' Oriental scenery: one hundred and fifty views of the architecture, antiquities and landscape scenery of Hindoostan ' by Thomas D Stock Photo")
RF2G5YN98–The Armenian Bridge, Near St. Thomas's Mount, Madras [Chennai] The old bridge on the Adyar River was originally built in 1726 by an Armenian, as recorded by a Latin inscription on it, and has been replaced by the Marmalong Bridge. The Little Mount in the distance is connected with the story of the martyrdom of the Apostle St Thomas who went to India after the Crucifixion and lived there periodically. It is crowned by a Portuguese church built in 1612. From the book ' Oriental scenery: one hundred and fifty views of the architecture, antiquities and landscape scenery of Hindoostan ' by Thomas D
RM2E46F0J–William Hodges, 1744–1797, British, The Marmalong Bridge, ca. 1783. Oil on canvas. architectural subject , bridge (built work) , costume , genre subject , jug , landscape , leisure , long gun , mountains , people , river. Adyar , Asia , Bharat , India , Madras
RMG3HD0G–A group of Indian people waiting for a local bus in Mylapore, Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India, Asia
RMW58H73–Four great religions, four lectures delivered on the twenty-first anniversary of the Theosophical society at Adyar, Madras: : Besant, Annie Wood, 1847-1933
RMEGW34W–Panoramic view of the polluted estuary and islands of the Adyar River and seashore, Chennai, Tamil Nadu, southern India
RMMC86X3–Theosophy The main buillding of Headquarters of the Theosophical Siciety, Adyar, near Madras, India
RMR5DN26–Adyar Club, Madras, 1902. 1900s. Photograph. Source: Photo 752/5(28). Language: English. Author: UNKNOWN.
RMMBD7R5–Theosophy Detail of steps to Temple of Light in the gardens of the Headquarters of the Theosophical Siciety, Adyar, near Madras, India
RMDP1E60–Apr 29, 2006; Chennai, Tamil Nadu, INDIA; Anna Nagar residents wash clothes in the Adyar River, the same river the residents use as a public toilet. Mandatory Credit: Photo by Daniel Wilkinson/ZUMA Press. (©) Copyright 2006 by Daniel Wilkinson
RMPNE4EA–The Marmalong Bridge, with a Sepoy and Natives in the Foreground. Date/Period: Ca. 1783. Painting. Oil on canvas. Height: 883 mm (34.76 in); Width: 1,086 mm (42.75 in). Author: William Hodges.
RMDP0P3G–Mar 31, 2006; Chennai, Tamil Nadu, INDIA; Clothes washed in the Adyar (which is the local sewage river) are hung out to dry. For some reason they are the whites shirts in town. Mandatory Credit: Photo by Daniel Wilkinson/Daniel Wilkinson. (©) Copyright 2006 by Daniel Wilkinson
RM2AXAGHX–India revisited . is city, and which runs for sometwo miles along the sands of the Bay of Bengal.Hefe all fashionable Madras gathers about sunset,and the inhabitants come to stroll and listen to theband. The suburbs of the southern capital areespecially agreeable. One would have to drive a longdistance outside Calcutta to discover any such delight-ful embowered roads and lanes as your carriage willthread in driving to NaiUgumbaukum, or to AdjMjbothwithin a ffew miles of the city. The banks of thelittle river Adyar presented a curious spectacle—forall the washing of the capital was being done t
RMW58GM1–Evolution of life and form : four lectures delivered at the twenty-third anniversary meeting of the Theosophical Society at Adyar, Madras, 1898 : Besant, Annie Wood, 1847-1933
RMEGW353–Panoramic view over the Adyar River estuary to the cityscape skyline of metropolitan Chennai, Tamil Nadu, southern India
RMRC3G73–The Adyar River; in the distance St. Thomas's Mount and garden houses beside the river; in the foreground a terrace and country boat. 1836. Water-colour; 12 by 17.25 ins. Source: WD 2777. Author: Gantz, Justinian.
RMMBD7R8–Theosophy Detail of steps leading to the Temple of Light in the Headquarters of the Theosophical Siciety, Adyar, near Madras, India
RMMC6G1X–The sacred elephants flanking the entrance steps to the Temple of Light in the grounds of the Theosophical Society, Adyar, India.
RMDP0P3H–Mar 31, 2006; Chennai, Tamil Nadu, INDIA; Indian child hanging out infront of her house, which is located on the Adyar river. The Adyar river is where all the raw sewage seems to run to. Mandatory Credit: Photo by Daniel Wilkinson/Daniel Wilkinson. (©) Copyright 2006 by Daniel Wilkinson
RM2AM62FX–The sportsman's book for India . the year. The club-house is per-manently situated on the river Adyar, about fivemiles out of the city of Madras ; but during thecold weather, when the principal regatta is held,a large tank, called the Long Tank, oppositethe Cathedral of Madras, fills and gives a stretchof water 3 miles by 2 miles. A temporary boat-house is erected there while the water lasts, andthe big regatta is generally held in this tank.The roads leading to the club are shaded bymagnificent avenues, the drive being one of thebest in Madras.Fleet. The fleet numbers about fifty craft, and c
RMDP1E5T–Apr 29, 2006; Chennai, Tamil Nadu, INDIA; Anna Nagar resident stands next to the wall that seperates apartments from the Adyar River. The Adyar River runs through the city all the way to the Bay of Bengal. Mandatory Credit: Photo by Daniel Wilkinson/ZUMA Press. (©) Copyright 2006 by Daniel Wilkinson
RMEGW34M–View of typical local apartment blocks on the seashore by the Adyar River estuary, Chennai, Tamil Nadu, southern India
RF2A9K1WN–Chennai, Tamil Nadu / India - November 02 2019 : Signs in Tholkappia Poonga (also known as Adyar Eco Park) showing direction to different areas in the
RMMC86X4–Theosophy Bust of the Theosophist Henry Steel Olcott, in the garden of the Library of the Theosophical Society, Adyar, near Madras, India
RMDP1E5X–Apr 29, 2006; Chennai, Tamil Nadu, INDIA; The Adyar River which runs through Anna Nagar, is used as a public toilet, to clean animals and to wash clothes. During the monsoon season this river floods and contaminates the city's water source. Mandatory Credit: Photo by Daniel Wilkinson/ZUMA Press. (©) Copyright 2006 by Daniel Wilkinson
RMF77HT6–Third world poverty lifestyle: Apartment blocks, riverside shacks, slums on the banks of the polluted Adyar River estuary, Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India
RF2A9K1T8–Chennai, Tamil Nadu / India - November 02 2019 : View of the stones with art work of different species in Tholkappia Poonga (also known as Adyar Eco P
RMMC6JG2–OCCULTISTS - HENRY STEEL OLCOTT. Bust of the Theosophist, Henry Steel Olcott (132-1907) in the garden of the Library of the Theosophical society, Adyar, near Madras, India
RMDP1E5Y–Apr 29, 2006; Chennai, Tamil Nadu, INDIA; A young Anna Nagar boy relives himself in the Adyar River. This is the morning routine for the men of Anna Nagar. The Adyar River runs into the Bay of Bengal, which is where Chennai gets it's seafood. Mandatory Credit: Photo by Daniel Wilkinson/ZUMA Press. (©) Copyright 2006 by Daniel Wilkinson
RMF77HT4–Third world poverty lifestyle: Apartment blocks, riverside shacks, slums on the banks of the polluted Adyar River estuary, Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India
RF2AA6XEK–Chennai, Tamil Nadu / India - November 02 2019 : View of the turtle statue with art work in Tholkappia Poonga (also known as Adyar Eco Park).
RMDP1E5R–Apr 29, 2006; Chennai, Tamil Nadu, INDIA; The Adyar River which runs through Anna Nagar, is used as a public toilet, to clean animals, wash clothes and a source of entertainment. During the monsoon season this river floods and contaminates the city's water source. Mandatory Credit: Photo by Daniel Wilkinson/ZUMA Press. (©) Copyright 2006 by Daniel Wilkinson
RMEGXK1D–Third world poverty lifestyle: poor slums on the banks of the polluted Adyar River estuary with filthy water, in Chennai, Tamil Nadu, southern India
RF2AA6XH5–Chennai, Tamil Nadu / India - November 02 2019 : View of the big lizard statue with art work in Tholkappia Poonga (also known as Adyar Eco Park).
RMF77HT2–Third world poverty lifestyle: poor slums, apartment blocks on the banks of the polluted Adyar River estuary in Chennai, Tamil Nadu, southern India
RMF77HRN–Third world poverty lifestyle: Local people sifting rubbish in slums on the banks of the polluted Adyar River estuary in Chennai, Tamil Nadu, S India
RMF77HT1–Third world poverty lifestyle: Local people sifting rubbish in slums on the banks of the polluted Adyar River estuary in Chennai, Tamil Nadu, S India
RMEGW3D7–Panoramic view of the polluted estuary and islands of the Adyar River and seashore, Chennai, Tamil Nadu, southern India
RMEGW3E1–Panoramic view of the polluted estuary and islands of the Adyar River and seashore, Chennai, Tamil Nadu, southern India
RMEGW3EH–Panoramic view of the polluted estuary and islands of the Adyar River and seashore, Chennai, Tamil Nadu, southern India
RMEGW34G–Panoramic view of the polluted estuary and islands of the Adyar River and seashore, Chennai, Tamil Nadu, southern India
RMEGW3EE–Panoramic view of the polluted estuary and islands of the Adyar River and seashore, Chennai, Tamil Nadu, southern India
RMEGW3E6–Panoramic view of the polluted estuary and islands of the Adyar River and seashore, Chennai, Tamil Nadu, southern India
RMF77HRR–Third world poverty lifestyle: Local people sifting rubbish in slums on the banks of the polluted Adyar River estuary in Chennai, Tamil Nadu, S India
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