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Dak Bungalow


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"We sent the servants on ahead, whilst we rested at the Dak bungalo near the railway station, and then followed them at our leisure." (Croker, "To Let", Annotated Version https://editions.covecollective.org/edition/haunting-imperial-nonsense-what-cannot-be-captured-victorian-ghost-story)

A Dak bungalow can be described as an official house in British India that's maintained by the British colonial government where it can also be used as a resting or housing area for British officals.

Artist: Samuel Bourne Artist Bio: British, 1834 - 1912 Creation Date: c. 1868 Print Date: ca. 1868 Process: albumen print Credit Line: Gift of Jeffrey S. Pollock Accession Number: 1994.020.001 

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