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Grandma Sarah Bakes

Mandell (Author)

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City of London 1658 by Faithorne and Newcourt

Faithorne (Cartographer), Newcourt (Cartographer)

1658

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Londinum Feracissimi, 1579

Braun (Cartographer), Hogenberg (Engraver)

1579

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Portrait of a noblewoman

Sittow (Artist)

1514

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1511 Westminster Tournament Roll

Wriothesley (Artist)

1511

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Francis Bacon, 1617

van Somer (Artist)

1617

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Princess Elizabeth Stuart, 1613

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Frederick V, Elector Palatine, 1624

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Civitatis Londinium (Agas Map)

Agas (Cartographer)

1570

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Sabarmati Ashram prayer session

Gandhi and coresidents gathered for the daily ecumenical prayer session at Sabarmati Ashram, circa 1930. The community regularly read scripture

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Bapu Kuti exterior 1

Gandhi's cottage, "Bapu Kuti," at Sevagram Ashram. Today this house is preserved as a heritage site. In the decades since Gandhi lived here, a

McLain (Photographer)

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Ashram Observances sign

Sign featuring the 11 observances residents vowed to live by at Sevagram Ashram. 

McLain (Photographer)

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Ba Kuti

"Ba Kuti, " the house of Kasturba, Gandhi's wife, at Sevagram Ashram with the prayer ground in the foreground. 

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Yatri Niwas

"Yatri Niwas," the tourist accommodation area at Sevagram Ashram. This area features new overnight accommodations from simple dorm-style hostel

McLain (Photographer)

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Welcome sign at Sevagram Ashram

Welcome sign at Sevagram Ashram. Written in both Hindi and English, the sign emphasizes that Sevagram Ashram is both a historic place of national

McLain (Photographer)

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Kochrab Bungalow

The Kochrab Bungalow was where Gandhi and approximately twenty-five coresidents who had come to India from Gandhi's communities in South Africa

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Gandhi Spinning

Gandhi spinning "khadi" (homespun cotton) on his spinning wheel at Sabarmati Ashram, circa 1925. All residents were expected to spin for an hour

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Gandhi Teaching

Gandhi and Kasturba teaching the children in residence at Sabarmati Ashram, circa 1929. Lakshmi Dafda Sharma is the student reading aloud to the

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Salt March 1930, 1

Gandhi and seventy-eight coresidents from Sabarmati Ashram leading the Salt March in 1930. The Salt March launched a nationwide anticolonial civil

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Salt March 1930, 2

Gandhi and seventy-eight coresidents leading the Salt March from Sabarmati Ashram, 1930.

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Gandhi and Kasturba 1915

Gandhi and Kasturba returning to India in 1915 after living in South Africa for twenty-one years.  Approximately 25 of his coresidents from

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Hridaya Kunj

"Hridaya Kunj," the home of Gandhi and Kasturba at Sabarmati Ashram. 

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