It`s so heavily photoshoped, it has lost the feel of being real.St. Marry Magdalene Church, Lahore..
Beautiful churches in Pakistan.
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Sir I love this architecture! Every church has got a certain good feeling of spirituality emanating from it.
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There aren't many churches in England that nice.
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Photograph Of A General View Of The Church At Peshawar In The North-West Frontier Province In Pakistan, Circa 1879.
St. John's Church, Peshawar, Is The Oldest In That City, Constructed Between 1851 And 1860. Peshawar Has Always Been Important Strategically As Well As Being An Ancient Trade Route, Due To Its Location Close To The Khyber Pass.
It Was Known As The 'City Of Flowers' When During The 16th And 17th Centuries The Mughal Emperors Built Many Garden Mosques And Monuments. From The Mid-19th Century The City Became A British Army Cantonment, And In 1901 The Capital Of The North-West Frontier Province, Pakistan.
From The Macnabb Collection (Col James Henry Erskine Reid) - Album Of Miscellaneous Views, Taken By T. Winter In, Circa 1879.
General View Of Peshawar Looking Towards Khyber, Circa 1860 - 1880.
Photograph Showing A Topographical View Of Peshawar, Pakistan, Containing Roads Lined By Fences And Trees, With The Christian Church Of St John At Centre; The Mountains Of The Khyber Pass, Covered In Snow In The Distance.
St. John's Church, Peshawar, Is The Oldest In That City, Constructed Between 1851 And 1860. Peshawar Has Always Been Important Strategically As Well As Being An Ancient Trade Route, Due To Its Location Close To The Khyber Pass.
It Was Known As The 'City Of Flowers' When During The 16th And 17th Centuries The Mughal Emperors Built Many Garden Mosques And Monuments. From The Mid-19th Century The City Became A British Army Cantonment, And In 1901 The Capital Of The North-West Frontier Province, Pakistan.
From The Macnabb Collection (Col James Henry Erskine Reid) - Album Of Miscellaneous Views, Taken By T. Winter In, Circa 1879.
General View Of Peshawar Looking Towards Khyber, Circa 1860 - 1880.
Photograph Showing A Topographical View Of Peshawar, Pakistan, Containing Roads Lined By Fences And Trees, With The Christian Church Of St John At Centre; The Mountains Of The Khyber Pass, Covered In Snow In The Distance.
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St Andrew's Church (Presbyterian), Karachi, Circa 1870.
From the 'Album of architectural and topographical views mostly in South Asia' taken by an unknown photographer, 1870.
Karachi, the former capital of Pakistan, is the largest city and main commercial centre of the country and the capital of Sindh province in the lower Indus valley. The Anglican St. Andrew's Church or Scotch Church was completed in 1868. The designer of St. Andrew's was T.G. Newnham, a Chief Resident Engineer of the Sindh Railway.
The architecture of St Andrew's seen in this view shows a blend of the Romanesque and Gothic styles. The entrance of the church by means of the octagonal porch shown on the left of this photograph is unusual in its design.
From the 'Album of architectural and topographical views mostly in South Asia' taken by an unknown photographer, 1870.
Karachi, the former capital of Pakistan, is the largest city and main commercial centre of the country and the capital of Sindh province in the lower Indus valley. The Anglican St. Andrew's Church or Scotch Church was completed in 1868. The designer of St. Andrew's was T.G. Newnham, a Chief Resident Engineer of the Sindh Railway.
The architecture of St Andrew's seen in this view shows a blend of the Romanesque and Gothic styles. The entrance of the church by means of the octagonal porch shown on the left of this photograph is unusual in its design.
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