On the third day of field work, Monday December 12, we returned to Bhimunipatnam and went to the Dutch and British Flagstaff Cemetery.
We then walked along the beach.
Then after lunch on the beach, we went to a Hindu temple complex and looked at some other old buildings.
In the late afternoon we returned to the Dutch cemetery, to be there around sunset in order to take some laser measurements.
The neighbors
The Flagstaff Cemetery
Ilse and Anja taking a bird’s eye view photograph of the cemetery
The view of the Flagstaff Cemetery that they took
A water fountain along the beach with the British clock tower in the background
The lighthouse
We then met Mr. S. S. Roberts and Medina at Mr. Robert's home again and copied more documents that he had.
Mr. Roberts and Ilse
The plan of the now demolished Dutch fort
Then after lunch on the beach, we went to a Hindu temple complex and looked at some other old buildings.
The Shivalayam temple compound
An interesting private building
In the late afternoon we returned to the Dutch cemetery, to be there around sunset in order to take some laser measurements.
Checking some details at the Dutch cemetery
Medina and his family who live next to the Dutch cemetery
The neighbors
Back in Visakhapatnam that evening, an INTACH member took Ilse and me to the Waltair Club, itself a heritage building, for dinner.
1 comment:
Hai in this all photographs a ladies is there I'm asking this for her
Madam didn't u have a look at jagadamba junction vizag there is also a cemetery that was also very old one n now that was close we people don't know that y they closed that one
30 years back that was opened n many walk ins r there but now that was closed n y that was closed v don't know can u gave a reason fr that I want to have a look inside that
It's my request I'm asking u fr that u have been investigated about these that's y Thank u
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