Lalbagh Sultan's Garden to Public Park
Material type: TextPublication details: Bangalore Bangalore Environment Trust 2020Description: xiv, 246 pISBN: 9798189650949LOC classification: GEItem type | Current library | Collection | Shelving location | Call number | Status | Notes | Date due | Barcode | Item holds |
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Book | ICTS | Environmental Sciences | Rack No 01 | GE (Browse shelf (Opens below)) | Available | No. 02/2021-2022 ; 14th Feb 2022 | 02496 |
Ch 1- GENSIS
Ch 2- Early Times
Ch 3- European Entry
Ch 4- Benjaman Heyne
Ch 5- Major General Gilbert Waugh
Ch 6- General Willian Munro
Ch 7- Dr. H.F.C. Cleghorn
Ch 8- Exhibitions
Ch 9- Botonical Illustrations
Ch 10- What's in a Name?
Ch 11- Structures in Lalbagh -Catering to Different Needs
Ch 12- William New - The First of Kew Gardeners
Ch 13- Allan Adamson Black - Addition of Aviary and Menegerie
Ch 14- John Cameron - Laying the Foundation of Modern Lalbagh
Ch 15- Gustav Hermann Krumbiegel - A Versatile Genius
Ch 16- H. C. Javaraya - The First Indian Kew Gardener
Ch 17- M.H. Marigowda - Nodal Role for Lalbagh
Ch 18- The Future - A Vision for Lalbagh
Vijay Thiruvady presents a scholarly book on the park's hisotry and how after, Hyder Ali and Tipu Sultan, it was helmed by a German missionary, two army men, a Scottish surgeon and six Kew gardeners including two Indians. Having researched extensively into the archives of Royal Botanical Garden, Edinburgh, poured through letters written by the East India Company, and dug into the Karnataka State archives and various contemporary accounts of Mysore, Vijay Thiruvady painstakingly recreates the history of Lalbagh.
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