Wikimedi'Òc

Sikh priest reading the Grunth.jpg - Napoleon 100

Seated holy man with figures, Amritsar, Punjab. Chromolithog Wellcome V0050524.jpg - Fæ

1860s photo of the Amritsar Golden Temple with the British style Gothic Clock Tower.jpg - Ms Sarah Welch

The Clock Tower-Umritsur in PPIE Volume 2 (1865) (page 149 crop).jpg - Rajasekhar1961

Miniature painting of the Golden Temple at Amritsar from an ivory panel from Delhi, circa 1860.png - MaplesyrupSushi

Drawing of the Golden Temple at Amritsar. Temple in a large lake (sarovar). Shrine and pilgrimage site for Sikhs, circa 1860.jpg - MaplesyrupSushi

Photograph of the Golden Temple in Amritsar with caption "Golden Temple in which Grunth is kept. The 4 pinnacles cased with thin gold plates presented by Rajas of Patiala, Jheend (and) Nabha" by William Henry Baker, circa 1860's.jpg - MaplesyrupSushi

"Akalis at the Holy Tank (sarovar), Umritsar (Amritsar)", a chromolithograph by William Simpson, circa 1867.jpg - MaplesyrupSushi

Photograph of the Golden Temple in Amritsar with two watchtowers of the Ramgarhia Bunga visible in the background, titled 'Golden Temple, Umritsur', by Samuel Bourne, ca.1863–1864.jpg - MaplesyrupSushi

Watercolour painting titled 'Persian wheel near Amritsar', painted in 1864–65 by William Simpson.jpg - MaplesyrupSushi

Watercolour painting titled 'Akal Boonga (Akal Bunga, known today as the Akal Takht) at the Golden temple. Umritsar (Amritsar). Punjaub (Punjab)', painted in 1864 by William Simpson.jpg - MaplesyrupSushi

A sketch of the interior of the Harmandir Sahib (Golden Temple) in Amritsar by William Simpson, ca.1860.jpg - MaplesyrupSushi

'Ladies Escorted in a Horse-Drawn Carriage', by Bishan Singh, ca.1860's.jpg - MaplesyrupSushi

Watercolour of Ram Bagh in Amritsar, by Charlotte Canning, 6 February 1860.jpg - MaplesyrupSushi

Watercolour of Gobindgarh Fort, by Charlotte Canning, 7 February 1860.jpg - MaplesyrupSushi

Watercolour of the Golden Temple complex of Amritsar, by Charlotte Canning, 8 February 1860.jpg - MaplesyrupSushi