The exhibition “Reimagining Dharamshala” depicts the history of Dharamshala, founded by the British in 1846 after the occupation of the Kangra Fort. The exhibition also consisted of pictures dating back to the first arrival of His Holiness the Dalai Lama in Dharamshala and many more.
Reimagining Dharamshala Photo Exhibition
Visitor at Tibet Museum
View of the road leading to the Mcleod Ganj main square Dharamshala 1970
View of Mcleod Ganj, April 1985
View of road from Institute of Buddhist Dialectics to Mcloed Ganj 1974
Kotwali Bazaar the prinicpal center for trade and commerece of Dharamshala began to grow after the 1905 earthquake.Date and year unknown. Photo courtesy Hotel Mcllo
A group of Gaddi men during a local fair in Mcleod Ganj. Photo courtesy Ashoka Restaurant
Nowrojee and sons shop was the earliest shop in Mcleod Ganj established in 1860. It was among the few buildings that survived the 1905 Kangra earthquake. Photo courtesy Hotel Mcllo
Tsuglagkhang Central Cathedral Thekchen Choeling established in 1969 in Mcleod Ganj is an important tourist destination in Dharamshala pictured here in 1970s
The Tibetan Choten Stupa near the main square of Mcleod Ganj was built in 1965 and later expanded into a Temple.
14.View of Mcleod Ganj in 1970, a decade after His Holiness the Dalai Lama and Tibetan refugees settled in this small hill station
Gateway to the offices of the Central Tibetan Administration 1989
Gangchen Kyishong the headquarters of the Central Tibetan Administration mid 1990s.