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Small stupa from Loriyan Tangai, Peshawar District, photographed after restoration

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Photograph showing the bridge of boats across the Indus and the Attock fort, seen from Khairabad, now in Pakistan, taken by John Burke in 1878. John Burke accompanied the Peshawar Valley Field Force, one of three British Anglo-Indian army columns deployed in the Second Afghan War (1878-80), despite being rejected for the role of official photographer.

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The Buddhist sculpture produced by the Kushans in the Swat Valley was referred to as Gandharan, and was influenced by Graeco-Roman elements

Here is old drawing of Khyber Pass.
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Maliks (chieftains) of Khyber Pass
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This portrait shows the Maliks or village leaders who were relied upon by the British to provide services such as maintaining the peace and keeping frontier roads like that through the Khyber Pass open.
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Khyber Pass descent 1842

Kohistani Chiefs(Sardars) & Pathan war pics with mighty British
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Photograph, a formal group portrait of chieftains from Kohistan near the Peshawar border of the North West Frontier Province (now in Pakistan), taken in 1879-80.
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Photograph showing a British army camp with men of 1 Company, Royal Horse Artillery, posed in the foreground, taken by John Burke in 1878 near the Safed Koh mountain range which runs from east to west at the north-westerly end of the great Himalayan Range.
The British army camped at Safed Sang during the Second Anglo-Afghan War (1878-80) as there was a good water supply in the valley. However it was also stony, treeless, dusty and very exposed. The camp was in a strategically important position in the North West Frontier Province on the route from Peshawar (now in Pakistan) to Kabul (Afghanistan).

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Regimental crests, Cherat Hills, Peshawar 1920 AD
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Cherat Hills near Peshawar, 1920 general view
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Hastings memorial Peshawar

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1850 image of Peshawar, Pakistan , showing Elephant and the fort
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Kund , Peshawar, Pakistan, road cutting in 1860 AD
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GT Road, Peshawar Fort and surroundings from Jail 1878 AD

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Mir of Hunza, C. I. E.; Rajah C. I. E. of Nagar

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Khan Dir and Nawagai C. I. E. of Chitral

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Gandhi with frontier Gandhi, Bacha Khan & Red shirts, in 1940
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Khudai Khitmatgars, Peshawar, 1930s

1946 Dean's Hotel, Peshawar (Now Demolished)
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Peshawar, 1922
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Peshawar Zoo, 1890
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1928 Street Scene of Peshawar
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Interesting so Interesting.

dere manana!

1946 Dean's Hotel, Peshawar (Now Demolished)

Peshawar, 1922

Peshawar Zoo, 1890

1928 Street Scene of Peshawar
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These are probably the students of the Jamia Al Haqqania (Darul Uloom Haqqania Akora Khattak)

Very nice, Peshawar was much less crowded during that time. Also cleaner.

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River Kabul and Fort Attock, near Nowshera 1860s

^ the fort is beautiful

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Khyber Pass in early 1950s
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Khyber Pass in winter, early 1930s

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