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This document provides a brief historical overview of locations and transportation in Mumbai, India. It mentions several important railway stations from the past, including Ballard Pier Station, Churchgate Station, and Colaba Station. It also references landmarks like Apollo Bunder, Asiatic Town Hall, Oval Maidan, and Marine Drive. Finally, it notes some images showing old steam engines, local trains, and trains passing through areas like Bhayandar Bridge and the Parsik Tunnel in Thane.
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Mumbai
- 1. See the “Lost” Mumbai See the “ Lost” Mumbai
- 6. Once Ballard Pier was a Railway Station
- 7. Frontier Mail leaving from Ballard Pier Railway Station
- 9. Bullock Carts on Mumbai Streets
- 10. Colaba was the Destination Railway Station of Mumbai which was closed in 1930.
- 11. Cuffe Parade
- 12. Oval Maidan near Churchgate Station - 1875
- 13. Gowalia Tank
- 14. Queen’s Road
- 15. Marine Drive - 1930
- 16. Victoria Terminus now Chattrapati Shivaji Terminus
- 18. Walkeshwar
- 19. Wilson College, Girgaum Chowpathy
- 20. Steam Engines at Parel Loco Shed
- 21. EMU Rake (Local Train) at Elphinstone
- 22. Train standing at Dadar Railway Station
- 23. Train standing at Mumbai Central Carshed, 1950
- 24. Train passing through Bhayandar Bridge
- 25. Train coming out through the Parsik Tunnel, Thane