The Lucknow Diary

Contents: 1. Aulum Bagh, and general Havelock's Tomb. 2. Bebeapore Ki Kothe. 3. The Welaite Bagh. 4. La Martiniere. 5. Hyat Buksh. 6. Darul Shaffa. 7. The Offices of the Oudh and Rohilcund Railway Company. 8. St. Joseph's Church. 9. Christ's Church. 10. Wingfield Park. 11. Sekunder Bagh. 12. Kuddum Russool. 13. Najuf Ashruf or Shah Najaf. 14. Mote Mahal. 15. Khoorshaid Munzil. 16. Tara Kothe or Star House. 17. memorial of the Massacre of European captives. 18. Kunkur Wali Kothi. 19. Noor Bukhsh Ki Kothi or Light-giving House. 20. Kaiser Bagh or Caesar's Garden. 21. Saasut Ali Khan's Tomb, and Moorshed Zadi's Tomb. 22. Kaiser Pussund. 23. Neil's Gate. 24. Bruce's Bridge. 25. Chutter Munzil. 26. Lal Baradurree. 27. Bailie Guard. 28. Bulrampore Hospital. 29. Iron Bridge. 30. Stone Bridge. 31. Luchman Tela or Muchee Bhawun. 32. Great Imambara of Nawab Ausuf-Ood-Dowlah. 33. Roomee Durwaza. 34. Hoosainabad Imambara. 35. Dilaram Kothee. 36. Durgah Huzrut Abbas. 37. Kazmain. 38. Kurbulla Tal Katora.

This diary of Lucknow, the Capital of Oudh serves as a pictorial guide of historical account of the lost heritage of Lucknow. Prostate columns, broken arches, scathed monuments, neglected gardens are all objects of interest and curiosity to the tourist, antiquarian, historian, archaeologist and the lover of art. This volume may be preserved, for transmission to posterity, as a memorial to the dangers passed and the hardships suffered by the glorious Garrison of Lucknow.