Tuesday, April 5, 2011

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Darabshaw House in Ballard Estate.
If anybody has any history about this building please mention in the comments.

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21 comments:

  1. I would love to know the history of this beautiful place.

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  2. Old buildings are built so sturdy. Too bad none of the current buildings have this kind of strength or quality

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  3. Looks as if it could be in England somewhere... Lovely shot.

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  4. beau batiment, on dirait un "flat iron"

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  5. Know nothing about the building but yes I love the Ballard Estate area!! There is something majectis about it!!

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  6. This is a neighborhood I would like to walk in and come to know.

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  7. It's truly impressive building!

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  8. Magnificent building, I'd like to know more about it as well! Sorry to be so late, our web connection was out totally for 12 hours!! Bummer! Hope your week is going well!

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  9. Lovely old historic building...

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  10. Sorry, I have no history to share about this building, just to say it's a lovely structure! Most pleasing to the eye.

    xoxo

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  11. A great building, and yes, it looks as if there is a fascinating history behind it!

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  12. Darabshah House was the headquarters of the stevedoring company D.B.C Cursetjee & Sons; I worked for DBC from 1971 to 1974.At that time Darabshaw House was being renovated; so all business was conducted at temporary offices in Kumpta Street, Ballard Estate, Bombay. The firm was run by two brothers Darab and Behram. My colleagues were Capt. Khare, Capt. Purandare, Capt. Shapoorji & Mr. Mistry. After I emigrated to Australia, I believe operations were once again run From Darabshaw House.
    Kenneth. Fernandes.

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  13. Darabshah House was the headquarters of the stevedoring company D.B.C Cursetjee & Sons; I worked for DBC from 1971 to 1974.At that time Darabshaw House was being renovated; so all business was conducted at temporary offices in Kumpta Street, Ballard Estate, Bombay. The firm was run by two brothers Darab and Behram. My colleagues were Capt. Khare, Capt. Purandare, Capt. Shapoorji & Mr. Mistry. After I emigrated to Australia, I believe operations were once again run From Darabshaw House.
    Kenneth. Fernandes.

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