This document contains over 50 black and white photographs from the 1830s to 1950s depicting scenes from Shimla, formerly the summer capital of British India. The photographs show various landmarks, street scenes, residential and commercial areas, and daily life in Shimla at different periods of its history under British rule. They provide glimpses into how the town developed from a hill station in the 1830s to a bustling city before Indian independence in 1947.