হেস্টিং ব্রিজ থেকে জাহাজঘাটার দৃশ্য, c১৮৬০
Hastings Bridge crossed the Tolly Nullah, a canal off of the Hooghly River
Photographed by Samuel Bourne

হুগলী নদীতে একই সঙ্গে পালের জাহাজ, কলের জাহাজ এবং নৌক চলাচলের দৃশ্য, c১৮৯০
River view, with sailing ships, steam ships and boats.
Photograph from the Elgin Collection: ‘Spring Tours 1894-98’, taken by Bourne and Shepherd in the 1890s.

হুগলী নদীতে জাহাজ চলাচলের দৃশ্য, ১৮৯০
Square-rigged sailing ships moored in the Hooghly off the Maidan, Calcutta with the High Court visible in the distance to the north. The nearest vessel is the three-masted ship Glengarry of Liverpool; local craft can be seen in foreground. Calcutta is a city and port in eastern India. The port provided access from the sea to the hinterland of Bengal, India’s richest province. In little more than half a century the original trading port grew into a considerable city, clustered round the Company’s fort. The modern port was commissioned on 17 October 1870 under the Calcutta Port Act and went on to become the premier port in British India.Photograph from the Elgin Collection: ‘Spring Tours 1894-98’, taken by Bourne and Shepherd in the 1890s.

হুগলী নদীতে পালতোলা জাহাজ, বাষ্পীয় পোত, এবং নৌক চলাচলের দৃশ্য, c১৮৮০
Calcutta river view, with sailing ships, steam ships, and boats in 1880s
Photographed by Samuel Bourne