File:HawaMahalJeypore.jpg
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English: Hawa Mahal building, Jaipur, India.
Original caption: THE HAWA MAHAL, OR HALL OF THE WINDS, JEYPORE, INDIA. Part of the Palace of the Maharajas of Jeypore. It is composed entirely of pink and white stucco and is a unique piece of Indian architecture. It was built by the founder of the city, Jey Sing, in 1728. |
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| Source | Scanned from "New Pictorial Atlas of the World" by George Wharton James and Alan H. Burgoyne, John Thomas, New York, 1921. |
| Author | George Wharton James and Alan H. Burgoyne |
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