Ghaut Collection

View down Tin Ghaut, Whitby, North Yorkshire
View down Tin Ghaut, a narrow street in Whitby, North Yorkshire. " Ghaut" is a Hindi word, meaning " broad steps leading down to the river"

Whitby Tin Ghaut Victorian period

Amusements at an Indian Hill Station (engraving)
1623067 Amusements at an Indian Hill Station (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Amusements at an Indian Hill Station)

Ganges Pilgrims passing a Ghaut (engraving)
1103058 Ganges Pilgrims passing a Ghaut (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Ganges Pilgrims passing a Ghaut)

Scenes of Benares (engraving)
1105899 Scenes of Benares (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Scenes of Benares)

"A Scene at a Ghaut on the Banks of the Ganges, "from the Exhibition of the Royal Academy (engraving)
1587604 " A Scene at a Ghaut on the Banks of the Ganges, " from the Exhibition of the Royal Academy (engraving) by Claxton

Ghaut and Temple at Gokul (colour litho)
6004733 Ghaut and Temple at Gokul (colour litho) by Roberts, David (1796-1864) (after); Private Collection; (add.info.: Ghaut and Temple at Gokul)

Kali Ghaut, Calcutta
The Kali Ghaut, Calcutta, India in 1887. Date: 1887

Source Size = 3970 x 2871
The Bhore Ghaut Incline, the Great Indian Peninsular Railway, 1867

Source Size = 2528 x 1673
Fall of a Viaduct on the Great Indian Peninsular Railway: Broken Viaduct on the Bhore Ghaut Incline Two Days after its Fall, 1867

THE GHAUT (OR LANDING PLACE) OF ETAWAH, a city on the Yamuna River in the state of Uttar Pradesh in India

Benares. View of a Ghaut, or Landing Place. India

Mountain Travelling in India, 1881: the Shortest Way down the Coonoor Ghaut

THE GHAUT (OR LANDING PLACE) OF ETAWAH, a city on the Yamuna River in the state of Uttar Pradesh in India

Benares. View of a Ghaut, or Landing Place. India

CREMATION, 19th CENTURY. The burning ghaut at Calcutta, India. Wood engraving, English, 19th century

The Bhore Ghaut incline, India
A steam train makes its way across the Kummalee viaduct on the Bhore Ghaut incline on the Great Indian Penisular Railway. At the time of its construction

The reversing station on the Bhore Ghaut incline. At the time of its construction, the Bhore Ghaut incline was the highest and longest railway incline in the world, rising 1832 feet over 16 miles

Edward / Sri Lankan Train
Edward, Prince of Wales, riding on the footplate of a locomotive over the Ghaut, ( Sensation Rock )

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"Exploring the Enchanting Ghauts of Whitby and Beyond" Step into a bygone era as you gaze upon the picturesque view down Tin Ghaut in Whitby, North Yorkshire. Transport yourself to the Victorian period, where the charm of Whitby's Tin Ghaut still lingers. Immerse yourself in history as you witness amusements at an Indian Hill Station through engravings that depict scenes of Ganges Pilgrims passing a Ghaut and captivating moments from Benares. Experience the cultural richness and spiritual significance surrounding these ghauts, such as "A Scene at a Ghaut on the Banks of the Ganges" showcased at the Royal Academy exhibition. Marvel at the stunning combination of architecture and nature with lithographs capturing Ghaut and Temple at Gokul. Delve deeper into India's past with glimpses into Suttee Chowrah Ghaut in 1860 or Kali Ghaut in Calcutta. These historical landmarks bear witness to significant events like The Royal Visit to India, leaving an indelible mark on both locals and visitors alike. The ghats or ghauts hold immense importance for various aspects of life - be it religious rituals, social gatherings, or simply offering solace amidst serene surroundings. Discover their allure through artistry that captures their essence so beautifully.