Elphinstone College is an institution of higher education affiliated to the University of Mumbai. Established in 1856, it is one of the oldest colleges of the University of Mumbai. It was exalted as a prestigious seat of learning during the British Raj and is generally observed for its vibrant alumni. It is reputed for producing several luminaries like Dr. Bhim Rao Ambedkar, Bal Gangadhar Tilak, Pherozshah Mehta, and Jamshedji Tata. It is further observed for having played a key role in spread of Western education in the Bombay Presidency.
Sir Cowasjee Jehangir Building, Elphinstone College, Bombay (Mumbai) - c1870's
Sir Jamsetjee Jeejeebhoy's Hospital, Bombay, 'Side and front Elevations'. Published c.1842
The Sir Jamsetjee Hospital, Grant medical college, and surrounding grounds, Bombay. Wood engraving after H. Hinton. Lettering Sir Jamsetjee Stock Photo - Alamy
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The Grant Medical College, with part of Sir Jamsetjee Jeejeebhoy's Hospital, Bombay.'--Artist: Sargent, G.R. (fl. c.1844) Medium: Engraving Date: 1844
Engraving of the Grant Medical College showing part of Sir Jamsetjee Jeejeebhoy's Hospital in Bombay by G. R. Sargent from his own drawing and published by him in London in 1844. The engraving was printed by M & N Hanhart. The Grant Medical College and the Jamsetjee Jeejeebhoy Hospital were built in the 1840s and funded jointly by Jamsetjee Jeejeebhoy and the East India Company. Jamsetjee Jeejeebhoy (1783-1859) was a Parsi merchant and eminent philanthropist. The Grant Medical College is shown in the foreground of this view. It was named after Sir Robert Grant, the Governor of Bombay between 1835 and 1838.
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Class with teacher in vernacular school, Bombay
Group of mistress and pupils of the Government Normal School, Bombay19TH CENTURY
Group of pupils of the Alexandra Native Girls' Institution, Bombay 4639
Group of Students from the Alexandra Native Girls' Institution at Bombay ( Mumbai) in Maharashtra 1873 - Old Indian Photos
Vintage Photograph of a Group of Students in the Alexandra Native Girls' Institution at Bombay (Mumbai) 1873 - Old Indian Photos
Vintage Photograph of a Group of Students in the Alexandra Native Girls' Institution at Bombay (Mumbai) 1873 - Old Indian Photos
RBSI - Class in the Alexandra Native Girls' Institution, Bombay - 1873 Photograph of a class in the Alexandra Native Girls' Institution at Bombay in Maharashtra from the Archaeological Survey of India Col
Vintage Photograph of a Group of Students in the Alexandra Native Girls' Institution at Bombay (Mumbai) 1873 - Old Indian Photos
Group of Students from the Alexandra Native Girls' Institution at Bombay ( Mumbai) in Maharashtra 1873 - Old Indian Photos
Group of Students from the Alexandra Native Girls' Institution at Bombay ( Mumbai) in Maharashtra 1873 - Old Indian Photos
Group of Students from the Alexandra Native Girls' Institution at Bombay ( Mumbai) in Maharashtra 1873 - Old Indian Photos
Vintage Photograph of a Group of Students in the Alexandra Native Girls' Institution at Bombay (Mumbai) 1873 - Old Indian Photos
Group of Students from the Alexandra Native Girls' Institution at Bombay ( Mumbai) in Maharashtra 1873 - Old Indian Photos
Group of Students from the Alexandra Native Girls' Institution at Bombay ( Mumbai) in Maharashtra 1873 - Old Indian Photos
Vintage Photograph of a Class in the Alexandra Native Girls' Institution at Bombay (Mumbai) 1873 - Old Indian Photos
Vintage Photograph of a Group of Students in the Alexandra Native Girls' Institution at Bombay (Mumbai) 1873 - Old Indian Photos
Alexandra Native Girls' English Institution, Bombay (Mumbai) Building 1890's
Group of pupils of the Alexandra Native Girls' Institution, Bombay--Photographer: Unknown Medium: Photographic print Date: 1873
Group of Students from the Alexandra Native Girls' Institution at Bombay ( Mumbai) in Maharashtra 1873 - Old Indian Photos
Vintage Photograph of a Group of Students in the Alexandra Native Girls' Institution at Bombay (Mumbai) 1873 - Old Indian Photos
Vintage Photograph of a Group of Students in the Alexandra Native Girls' Institution at Bombay (Mumbai) 1873 - Old Indian Photos
RBSI - Class in the Alexandra Native Girls' Institution, Bombay - 1873 Photograph of a class in the Alexandra Native Girls' Institution at Bombay in Maharashtra from the Archaeological Survey of India Col
Vintage Photograph of a Group of Students in the Alexandra Native Girls' Institution at Bombay (Mumbai) 1873 - Old Indian Photos
Group of Students from the Alexandra Native Girls' Institution at Bombay ( Mumbai) in Maharashtra 1873 - Old Indian Photos
Group of Students from the Alexandra Native Girls' Institution at Bombay ( Mumbai) in Maharashtra 1873 - Old Indian Photos
Group of Students from the Alexandra Native Girls' Institution at Bombay ( Mumbai) in Maharashtra 1873 - Old Indian Photos
Vintage Photograph of a Group of Students in the Alexandra Native Girls' Institution at Bombay (Mumbai) 1873 - Old Indian Photos
Group of Students from the Alexandra Native Girls' Institution at Bombay ( Mumbai) in Maharashtra 1873 - Old Indian Photos
Group of Students from the Alexandra Native Girls' Institution at Bombay ( Mumbai) in Maharashtra 1873 - Old Indian Photos
Vintage Photograph of a Class in the Alexandra Native Girls' Institution at Bombay (Mumbai) 1873 - Old Indian Photos
Vintage Photograph of a Group of Students in the Alexandra Native Girls' Institution at Bombay (Mumbai) 1873 - Old Indian Photos
Alexandra Native Girls' English Institution, Bombay (Mumbai) Building 1890's
A Parsi girls school, Bombay," in an albumen photo by Taurines, c.1880's
File:*"Group of Parsi and Brahmin girls, c.1880's; an albumen print, perhaps by Taurines.jpg - Wikimedia Commons
*"Parsee children, Bombay," from 'India and its Native Princes' by Louis Rousselet, 1878*
Mumbai’s The Cathedral & John Connon School.
ANTIQUE POST CARD-SCHOOL BOYS AND TEACHER-BOMBAY.THE SCHOOL BOYS ARE USING PALM LEAF BOOKS -IN THEIR HANDS,VEDA
Class with mistress in a mofussil or up-country girls' school, Bombay
Group of Parsee pupils and masters in class of the Elphinstone High School, Bombay --
Group of Parsee Pupils and Masters in a Class of the Elphinstone High School at Bombay (Mumbai) in Mahara… | Vintage photographs, Photographer portfolio, India west
Group of Parsee Pupils and Masters in a Class of the Elphinstone High School at Bombay (Mumbai) in Maharashtra - 1873 | Vintage india, Bombay, Victorian era
Group of pupils of the Alexandra Native Girls' Institution, Bombay--Photographer: Unknown Medium: Photographic print Date: 1873
Group of Students from the Alexandra Native Girls' Institution at Bombay ( Mumbai) in Maharashtra 1873 - Old Indian Photos
Vintage Photograph of a Group of Students in the Alexandra Native Girls' Institution at Bombay (Mumbai) 1873 - Old Indian Photos
Vintage Photograph of a Group of Students in the Alexandra Native Girls' Institution at Bombay (Mumbai) 1873 - Old Indian Photos
RBSI - Class in the Alexandra Native Girls' Institution, Bombay - 1873 Photograph of a class in the Alexandra Native Girls' Institution at Bombay in Maharashtra from the Archaeological Survey of India Col
Vintage Photograph of a Group of Students in the Alexandra Native Girls' Institution at Bombay (Mumbai) 1873 - Old Indian Photos
Group of Students from the Alexandra Native Girls' Institution at Bombay ( Mumbai) in Maharashtra 1873 - Old Indian Photos
Group of Students from the Alexandra Native Girls' Institution at Bombay ( Mumbai) in Maharashtra 1873 - Old Indian Photos
Group of Students from the Alexandra Native Girls' Institution at Bombay ( Mumbai) in Maharashtra 1873 - Old Indian Photos
Vintage Photograph of a Group of Students in the Alexandra Native Girls' Institution at Bombay (Mumbai) 1873 - Old Indian Photos
Group of Students from the Alexandra Native Girls' Institution at Bombay ( Mumbai) in Maharashtra 1873 - Old Indian Photos
Group of Students from the Alexandra Native Girls' Institution at Bombay ( Mumbai) in Maharashtra 1873 - Old Indian Photos
Vintage Photograph of a Class in the Alexandra Native Girls' Institution at Bombay (Mumbai) 1873 - Old Indian Photos
Vintage Photograph of a Group of Students in the Alexandra Native Girls' Institution at Bombay (Mumbai) 1873 - Old Indian Photos
Photograph of pupils of the Alexandra Native Girls' Institution at Bombay in Maharashtra from the Archaeological Survey of India Collections: India Office Series (Volume 46), taken by an unknown photographer in c. 1873. This image was probably exhibited at the Vienna Universal Exhibition of the same year. Female education in india grew dramatically in the latter part of the nineteenth century. The Imperial Gazetteer of India states regarding female education, "The Government did not take up the subject until 1849, when Lord Dalhousie informed the Bengal Council of Education that henceforth its functions were to embrace female education, and the first girls' school recognized by Government was founded shortly afterwards by a committee of native gentlemen. The despatch of of 1854 directed that female education should receive the frank and cordial support of Government...The Education Commission of 1882 advised that female education should receive special encouragement and special liberality...The adoption of this attitude has resulted in a considerable development of the public instruction of girls, although it still lags far behind that of their brothers. In 1871 there were 134 secondary and 1,760 primary girls' schools; in 1901-2 the numbers were 461 and 5,628 respectively."
Group of Maratha pupils and masters in class of the Elphinstone High School, Bombay--Photographer: Unknown Medium: Photographic print Date: 1873
RBSI - Group of Maratha(?) pupils and masters in class of the Elphinstone High School, Bombay - 1873 Photograph of pupils in a class of the Elphinstone High School at Bombay in
GROUP OF MARATHA PUPILS AND MASTERS IN A CLASS OF THE ELPHINSTONE HIGH SCHOOL 1873 - Bombay 100 Years Ago
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GROUP OF MARATHA PUPILS AND MASTERS IN A CLASS OF THE ELPHINSTONE HIGH SCHOOL 1873 - Bombay 100 Years Ago
GROUP OF MARATHA PUPILS AND MASTERS IN A CLASS OF THE ELPHINSTONE HIGH SCHOOL 1873 - Bombay 100 Years Ago
GROUP OF MARATHA PUPILS AND MASTERS IN A CLASS OF THE ELPHINSTONE HIGH SCHOOL 1873 - Bombay 100 Years Ago
GROUP OF MARATHA PUPILS AND MASTERS IN A CLASS OF THE ELPHINSTONE HIGH SCHOOL 1873 - Bombay 100 Years Ago
GROUP OF MARATHA PUPILS AND MASTERS IN A CLASS OF THE ELPHINSTONE HIGH SCHOOL 1873 - Bombay 100 Years Ago
Photograph of a group of pupils from the Juggunath Shankarset Girls' School at Bombay in Maharashtra from the Archaeological Survey of India Collections: India Office Series (Volume 46), taken by an unknown photographer in c. 1873. This image of pupils posed on the verandah was probably shown at the Vienna Exhibition of that year. On the photograph, there is a letterpress caption, above the main caption, which reads "Student's Literary & Scientific Society, founded 1848. President Dr Bhau Daji." S.M. Edwardes wrote in The Gazetteer of Bombay City and Island (3 vols, Bombay (1909-10), "...The Students' Literary and Scientific Society, which supported nine vernacular free schools for girls, attended by 654 pupils, of whom 136 were Marathi-speaking Hindus, 120 Gujarati Hindus and 398 Parsis...The formation of this society was promoted by Professor Patton of the Elphinstone College in 1848. It was intended by the student and assistant teachers of the Elphinstone Institution to be a mutual improvement society and to aid the dissemination of knowledge by means of vernacular lectures and the publication of cheap periodicals in the vernacular languages..."
A girls' school operating in Jagannath Shankar Seth's residential complex
Jagannath Shankar Shet (10 October 1800 – 31 July 1865), was a notable Indian Philanthropist and a revolutionary Educationalist. He was born in 1800 in the wealthy Murkute family of Goldsmiths of the Daivadnya Caste in Mumbai (Bombay). He was one of the founders of Elphinstone College, and Indian Railway Association that became part of the Great Indian Peninsula Railway. He was the first Indian member to be nominated to the Legislative Council of Bombay under the XXTY 26 Act of 1861, a member of the Bombay Board of Education, and also the first Indian member of the famous Asiatic Society of Bombay.
[View] Over university and Secretariat (sq. tower), S. from Rajabai Tower, Bombay, India- Photographer: Ricalton, James Medium: Photographic print Date: 1903
Over university and secretariat (sq. tower), s. from Rajabai Tower, Bombay, India | Library of Congress
University Library and Rajabai Clock Tower, University Convocation Hall and Secretariat, Mumbai (Bombay) | RIBA pix
Rajabai Clock tower of the University of Mumbai (University of Bombay), one of the first state universities of India and the oldest in Maharashtra. Stock Photo | Adobe Stock
Group of pupils of the Bhagwandas Purshottum Girls' School, Bombay--Photographer: Unknown Medium: Photographic print Date: 1873
Photograph of a group of pupils from the Bhagwandas Purshottum Girls' School at Bombay in Maharashtra from the Archaeological Survey of India Collections: India Office Series (Volume 46), taken by an unknown photographer in c. 1873. This image of pupils posed on the verandah was probably shown at the Vienna Exhibition of that year. On the photograph, there is a letterpress caption, above the main caption, which reads "Student's Literary & Scientific Society, founded 1848. President Dr Bhau Daji." S.M. Edwardes wrote in The Gazetteer of Bombay City and Island (3 vols, Bombay (1909-10), "...The Students' Literary and Scientific Society, which supported nine vernacular free schools for girls, attended by 654 pupils, of whom 136 were Marathi-speaking Hindus, 120 Gujarati Hindus and 398 Parsis...The formation of this society was promoted by Professor Patton of the Elphinstone College in 1848. It was intended by the student and assistant teachers of the Elphinstone Institution to be a mutual improvement society and to aid the dissemination of knowledge by means of vernacular lectures and the publication of cheap periodicals in the vernacular languages..."
the_tales_of_india - 1873 - Girl students from the Juggunath Shankarset Girls' School at Bombay ___ from the Archaeological Survey of India Collections: India Office Series (Volume 46), taken by an unknown photographer
Vintage Photograph of a Group of Students in the Alexandra Native Girls' Institution at Bombay (Mumbai) 1873 - Old Indian Photos
Group of Students from the Alexandra Native Girls' Institution at Bombay ( Mumbai) in Maharashtra 1873 - Old Indian Photos
Group of Students from the Alexandra Native Girls' Institution at Bombay ( Mumbai) in Maharashtra 1873 - Old Indian Photos
The Opthalmic Hospital, Bombay.--Photographer: Unknown Medium: Photographic print Date: 1870
Class in the Alexandra Native Girls' Institution, Bombay--Photographer: Unknown Medium: Photographic print Date: 1873
Vintage Photograph of a Group of Students in the Alexandra Native Girls' Institution at Bombay (Mumbai) 1873 - Old Indian Photos
File:Group of Pupils from the Alexandra Native Girls' Institution at Bombay (Mumbai) in Maharashtra - 1873 (2).jpg - Wikimedia Commons
Vintage Photograph of a Group of Students in the Alexandra Native Girls' Institution at Bombay (Mumbai) 1873 - Old Indian Photos
Vintage Photograph of a Class in the Alexandra Native Girls' Institution at Bombay (Mumbai) 1873 - Old Indian Photos
Group of Students from the Alexandra Native Girls' Institution at Bombay ( Mumbai) in Maharashtra 1873 - Old Indian Photos
Vintage Photograph of a Group of Students in the Alexandra Native Girls' Institution at Bombay (Mumbai) 1873 - Old Indian Photos
Vintage Photograph of a Group of Students in the Alexandra Native Girls' Institution at Bombay (Mumbai) 1873 - Old Indian Photos
Vintage Photograph of a Group of Students in the Alexandra Native Girls' Institution at Bombay (Mumbai) 1873 - Old Indian Photos
Group of Students from the Alexandra Native Girls' Institution at Bombay ( Mumbai) in Maharashtra 1873 - Old Indian Photos
Alexandra Native Girls' English Institution, Bombay. 40-Photographer: Narayen, Shivashanker Medium: Photographic print Date: 1890
Lady Supt's Quarters, St George's Hospital, [Bombay].--Photographer: Unknown Medium: Photographic print Date: 1890
Male Ward, St George's Hospital, [Bombay].--Photographer: Unknown Medium: Photographic print Date: 1890
Photograph of the Male Ward at St George's Hospital in Bombay from the 'Album of architectural and topographical views, mostly in South Asia' taken by an unknown photographer in the 1890s. St George's Hospital was designed by John Adams (1845-1920) and completed in 1892. Adams joined the Public Works Department in 1869. Working principally in the Neo-Gothic style dominant in Bombay at this time, Adams designed over 25 buildings in the city. His commissions included the Wilson College and the Royal Bombay Yacht Club. In this view of the Male Ward at St George's Hospital we can see that the building is punctuated with arcades and has a high pitched roof.
Photograph of the New Cathedral High School in Bombay from the 'Album of architectural and topographical views, mostly in South Asia' taken by an unknown photographer in the 1890s. The New Cathedral High School was built by Khan Bahadur Muncherjee Cowasjee Murzban (1839-1917). Murzban was born in Bombay and trained at the Engineering College in Pune. He oversaw the construction of the General Post Office and the Chief Presidency Magistrate’s Court in the city. This view of the school shows a four-storey structure articulated with arcades, balconies and a high pitched roof.
Anjuman-i-Islam School, [Bombay]--Photographer: Unknown Medium: Photographic print Date: 1890
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Photograph of the Anjuman-i-Islam School from the 'Album of architectural and topographical views, mostly in South Asia' taken by an unknown photographer in the 1890s. The school was designed by James Willcocks and overseen by Khan Bahadur Muncherjee Cowasjee Murzban. It was completed in 1893. The structure has a Indo-Saracenic style cupola. This prominant architectural feature can be observed in this exterior view of the building.