David Sassoon Library and Reading Room, the first building to come up at the southern end of the Esplanade, has since its completion in 1870, been a landmark. Today the building finds itself in the list of 145 old buildings which have been declared as protected monuments by the government.
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Marvelous old building and a terrific capture as always. And always, I enjoy reading some of the history! Have a great week!
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ABC Team
What fascinating architecture! So many interesting details...Enjoy the day. You got my vote!
ReplyDeleteWow, what an amazing building. I love it. You have my vote ;)
ReplyDeleteA gorgeous building.
ReplyDeleteI would love to see the inside.
ReplyDeleteVery imposing building and you do capture very well the finer details of the architecture. Like the weather vane and the clock at the top!! Love the little bits of greenery around it too!!
ReplyDeleteWish 'Lund & Blockley' didn't display their signboards on the outside.
Lovely!
ReplyDeleteWant to find out my D, come and see!
lovely building
ReplyDeleteWaouhh c'est impressionnant et ce bâtiment est magnifique
ReplyDeleteBeautiful building!
ReplyDeleteI should make a trip there when in Mumbai next.
ReplyDeletenow THAT'S a library!
ReplyDeleteROG, ABC Wednesday team
Beautiful Building, Nice shot
ReplyDeleteMajestic! This is an ideal place to go and read for hours together :)
ReplyDeleteCast my vote for you :)
ReplyDeleteawesome take :)
ReplyDeleteAn ideal place for an optician. Love those windows.
ReplyDeletewow building:) nice click
ReplyDeleteThats so Marvellous and Majestic!!!
ReplyDeleteWe have such wonderful buildings as part of our heritage...and a library at that. It must be so Cool tosit in side and read!
looks beautiful... well captured
ReplyDeleteLovely!...looks as if we are still in colonial India!
ReplyDeleteMagnificent building!
ReplyDeleteawesome take :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful Building, Nice shot
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