OLD Dadar-a wilderness dotted with a few red-roofed cottages, methi fields that stretched to the beach and a headless ghost who ventured out after dark.
OLD Dadar-a wilderness dotted with a few red-roofed cottages, methi fields that stretched to the beach and a headless ghost who ventured out after dark.
This is an aerial view of Tilak Bridge leading to the Dadar tram terminus in Mumbai, likely from a historical period.
- The image showcases the GIP (Great Indian Peninsula) railway station and the surrounding area.
- Tilak Bridge, a vital piece of infrastructure connecting Dadar East and West, was originally constructed in 1925.
- The area shown was a central hub for transport in Mumbai, with the bridge facilitating traffic flow over the railway lines.
- The original bridge has since been deemed dilapidated and is in the process of being replaced by a modern, six-lane cable-stayed structure to meet the city's growing needs.
This vintage photograph shows Kemps Corner in Mumbai (then Bombay) before the construction of India's first flyover.
- The image likely dates to the early 1960s, as the flyover's construction began in April 1964 and it opened in April 1965.
- The junction connects several major roads, including Pedder Road and Hughes Road.
THE CARS ARE OF 1950
THERE ARE MANY MORE PHOTOS OF DADAR -1950'S
Once Upon A Time in Dadar
Railway Station Mumbai in 1970.
Dadar kabutar Khana
Dadar Station, 1923. From the collection of B M Damania.
A plague house in Kalbadevi Road, Bombay in 1896. The plain circles on the wall represent death from plague. The circles with a cross within them
