Peshawar from the time of Aurel Stein and earlier

From: NativePakistan.com/ Photos of Peshawar

Ghanta Ghar (Cunningham Clock Tower), Peshawar. It was built in 1900 in commemoration of the Diamond Jubilee of Queen Victoria. The clock tower was named the Cunningham Clock Tower after Sir George Cunningham, former British governor and political agent in the province.

Peshawar Zoological Gardens, 1920s  

Caravan Serai, Peshawar, 1920

Edwards Gate, Peshawar – 1920

 British Infantry Lines Peshawar, 1910s

Saddar Bazaar Peshawar, 1910s

Kissa (Qissa) Khawani Bazar, Peshawar – 1910

The Duchess of Connaught Hospital, Peshawar, 1906 

A Caravan Arrived in Peshawar from Kabul – 1905

Peshawar Zoo – 1890

North Entrance Gate of Peshawar City, 1880s

The Elephants Battery in Peshawar, 1880s 

Jamrud Fort, at the Entrance of Khyber Pass, 1880s

Kuki Khels Native Regiment, Peshawar, 1880s 

Afridi Soldiers from Khyber Pass, 1887

Principal Street of Peshawar, 1886

The Tent of an Officer with Servants and Horses at Peshawar, 1883 

Pashtun Men with Governor and Deputy Governor, Outside Governor’s Compound, Peshawar, 1880

View of Peshawar and St. John’s Church, 1878. Photograph of Peshawar, with a view across the cantonment towards St. John’s Church and the distant mountains of the Khyber Pass, taken in 1878 by John Burke.

Khyber Chiefs with a British Political Officer at Jamrud Fort, 1878. Extremely rare Photos of Khyber Chiefs with a British Political Officer, Captain Tucker, at Jamrud Fort, at the mouth of Khyber Pass

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Peshawar Fort – 1878. GT (Grand Trunk) Road is in the foreground.

A Market in Peshawar, Photo taken between 1860s to 1880s 

Peshawar Bazar – 1865