Hridaya Kunj veranda
Veranda of "Hridaya Kunj," Gandhi and Kasturba's house at Sabarmati Ashram.
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Vinoba Mira Kuti
"Vinoba/Mira Kuti," the home occupied first by Vinoba Bhave and later by Mirabehn at Sabarmati Ashram.
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Museum at Sabarmati Ashram
The Gandhi Memorial Museum at Sabarmati Ashram. The museum was added in 1963 to memorialize Gandhi's political leadership in the anticolonial
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Upasana Mandir (Prayer Ground)
"Upasana Mandir," the prayer ground at Sabarmati Ashram. Here the community members gathered in the mornings and evenings for ecumenical prayers
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Upasana Mandir sign
The sign for the prayer ground, "Upasana Mandir," at Sabarmati Ashram. The community members gathered here in the morning and evening for
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Founding Tolstoy Farm
Gandhi and Kallenbach at the founding of Tolstoy Farm, 1910. They stayed in a tent while building the first structures. Depicted in the photo are
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Tolstoy Farm land
Panorama of Tolstoy Farm at its beginning in 1910. The farmland was purchased by Hermann Kallenbach, who loaned it to Gandhi (who at that time
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Tolstoy Farm settlers
Early settlers at Tolstoy Farm, 1910. The co-founders of this community, Gandhi and Hermann Kallenbach, are seated in the center of the middle row
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