Ames Library Exhibits

The First Afghan War, 1839-1842 (continued)

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Jackson, Keith Alexander, Sir, 2d bart., 1798-1843    Views in Affghaunistaun,&c. &c. &c. from sketches taken during the campaign of the Army of the Indus. London, W. H. Allen, 1840. Ames (Rare Books) Folio DS352 .J2

Kondye, Bolan Pass.

Ruined gateway of the ancient fortress of Sehwaun.

Tomb near Tatta.

Abdool Rahmun's Fort.

Storming of Ghuznee, the Kaubul Gate.

Eyre, Vincent, Sir, 1811-1881    Prison sketches. London: Dickinson and son, 1843. 1 p.l., 2 p., 31 pl. (1 fold., incl. ports.) 22 cm. Ames (Rare Books) DS 363 E93

The fort in which General Elphinstone died.

Prison at Shewukkee near Cabul.

Prison scene.

Prince Futty Jung, Eldest Son and Successor to Shah Shoojah.

Captain Johnson, Commisary of Shah Shoojah's force.

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Other Exhibits:

Records from the Age of Sail The British in the 19th C Afghanistan Views of South India Kashmir Mystery! Jinnah: Creator of Pakistan Royal Visits to India Women's Clothing Missionaries in India The Opening of Tibet Wedding Invitations! 19th C Illust. of the Peoples of India Muslim Tombs Tara Colburn-Photography, Peoples in India 19 C Illust. of the Fauna of India Agra! Illust. Sporting Life, 19th C India Cabinet of Curiosities Along the Frontier Ceylon The Great Game Bhutan and the British During the 19th C Britain, Burma, and India

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