Tolstoy Farm plaque
The plaque at Tolstoy Farm, in commemoration of the historic site. It notes, among other things, that "Tolstoy Farm was rededicated on May 30,
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Tolstoy Farm with museum
The Tolstoy Farm site and museum. The museum building construction was complete, but the exhibition was not yet finished and open to the public
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Tolstoy Farm foundation
The steps and foundation slab are all that remain of the historic house where Gandhi, Kallenbach, and others once lived at Tolstoy Farm.
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Mandela bust
The bust of Nelson Mandela at Tolstoy Farm. It was added to the site in 2019, commissioned by the Mahatma Gandhi Remembrance Organisation in South
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Gandhi bust
The bust of Gandhi at Tolstoy Farm. It was added to the site in 2019, commissioned by the Mahatma Gandhi Remembrance Organisation in South Africa
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Gandhi's law office
Gandhi's law office in Johannesburg, South Africa. Gandhi is in the row of standing men, third from the left.
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Kasturba and Sons
Kasturba Gandhi with her four sons in 1902: Harilal, Manilal, Ramdas, and Devdas.
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Kasturba Bhavan
"Kasturba Bhavan," the home built in 1944 by Manilal and Sushila Gandhi at Phoenix Settlement.
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Printing Press 1985
The printing press building at Phoenix Settlement after the Inanda Riots in 1985. Urban incendiarism caused much damage to Indian-owned and Black
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Sarvodaya House
"Sarvodaya House," Gandhi's home at Phoenix Settlement. (Front side.) The residents of Phoenix Settlement built small bungalow style homes using
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Jail release 1908
Gandhi and other nonviolent resisters being released from prison in 1908. Gandhi is first on the left of the men in the lineup.
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Printing Press
The Printing Press building at Phoenix Settlement, as currently preserved.
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Sarvodaya House (front)
"Sarvodaya House," Gandhi's former home at Phoenix Settlement. (Front side.) The original Sarvodaya House was burned down in the Inanda Riots of
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Sarvodaya House (back)
"Sarvodaya House," Gandhi's former home at Phoenix Settlement. (Back side.)
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Gandhi bust at Phoenix
Bust of Gandhi at Phoenix Settlement, installed in 2004.
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Gandhi walking with coresidents, 1944
Gandhi walking with coresidents at Sevagram Ashram, circa 1944. Gandhi advocated daily walks for health purposes, and regularly walked to and from
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Mirabehn and Gandhi at the spinning wheel
Mirabehn helping Gandhi repair his spinning wheel. To emphasize economic self-sufficiency (swadeshi) and village handicrafts, all
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Kasturba Gandhi washing Gandhi's feet
Kasturba Gandhi washing Gandhi's feet, circa 1939. Such bodily service (seva) toward Gandhi was performed by Kasturba and some other
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Gandhi walking with coresidents and a cow
Gandhi walking with coresidents (and a cow) at Sevagram Ashram. The community had a small dairy farm with both cattle and goats, as part of its
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Amrit Kaur and Kasturba Gandhi
Kasturba Gandhi (seated, front) and Amrit Kaur (standing, rear) at Sevagram Ashram, circa 1941.
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Celebrating baby goats
Celebrating the birth of goats at Sevagram Ashram, circa 1938. Gandhi holds hands with his grandson, Kahandas Gandhi. Mirabehn pets the goats;
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Feeding cows
Residents feeding cows at Sevagram Ashram, circa 1940. Pictured at the center is Kasturba Gandhi, with Abha Gandhi to her left.
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Gandhi walking with Kasturba Gandhi and grandson
Gandhi walking at Sevagram Ashram with his wife, Kasturba Gandhi (on his left), and his grandson (on his right). Also depicted is Nirmala Gandhi (
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Celebrating Gandhi's birthday
Celebrating Gandhi's birthday (October 2) at Sevagram Ashram in 1938. Kanu Gandhi is seated in the center next to Gandhi; Pyarelal Nayar stands on
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