The elephants of the Aides-de Camp
The Group of the six elephants of the Aides-de-Camp, South side of the Jumma Masjid
The six elephants, in front of the Town Hall
Beau Geste Elephants of the Aides-de-Camp, only 4 for now
The Six elephants were the following:
1st elephant (left column)
Aides-de-camps to the Viceroy
Captain Baker-Carr
Captain Wigram
2nd elephant(right column)
Aides-de-camps to the Viceroy
Captain Yarde-Buller
Captain Lindsay
3rd elephant (left column)
Aides-de-camps to the Duke of Connaught
Colonel Leslie
Colonel Bingham
4th elephant(right column)
Aides-de-camps to the Duke of Connaught
Sir M. FitzGerald
Colonel Herbert
5th elephant (left column)
Walter Lawrence, Private Secretary to the Viceroy
Colonel Fenn, Surgeon to the Viceroy
6th elephant(right column)
H.S. Barnes, Esq., President of the Durbar Central Committee
Lt-Colonel Baring, Military Secretary to the Viceroy
Beau Geste 1st elephant of the Aides-de-Camp (BG378)
Aides-de-camps to the Viceroy
Captain Baker-Carr
Captain Wigram
Beau Geste 2nd elephant of the Aides-de-Camp (BG379)
Aides-de-Camp to the Viceroy
Captain Yarde-Buller
Captain Lindsay
Beau Geste 3rd elephant of the Aides-de-Camp (BG380)
Aides-de-Camp to the Duke of Connaught
Colonel Leslie
Colonel Bingham
Beau Geste 4th elephant of the Aides-de-Camp (BG381)
Aides-de-Camp to the Duke of Connaught
Sir M. FitzGerald
Colonel Herbert
Following the 6 elephants of the Aides-de-Camps, the elephants of Lord and Lady Curzon, and the elephant of the Duke and the Duchess of Connaught
The Viceroy's elephant, in front of the Jumma Masjid (Gertrude Bell photo)
His elephant was lent by the Maharaja of Benares, and its name was 'Luchman Prasad'
Same elephant, in front of the Town Hall
Again the Viceroy, at the end of Chadni Chawk
Detail of the previous photo
The elephant of the Duke and Duchess, same spot as the photo above
Their elephant was named 'Maula Bakhsh', one of the finest elephants of the Maharaja of Jaipur
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