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Description
The reformer Raja Rammohun Roy died at Bristol on 27th september 1833 and was first buried at Stapleton but was reinterred in 1843 in the newly laid out Arnos Vale cemetery under the mausoleum which is a copy of a Bengali tomb or Chattri which Literally means umbrella.
A commemoration is held every year at the chattri attended by Unitarians,Bristols lord Mayor and the Indian High Commissioner plus Indian and British people who wish to remember the work of the "Founder of Modern India"
Comments (20)
beautiful!
Interesting building (mausoleum), and great shot, Wally!
I do wish people would unwrap the tacky cellophane from floral tributes before they leave them!! A quite beautiful structure.
Beautiful architecture and a nice shot Waly.
excellent structure
great architecture
Beautiful capture!!
A wonderful memorial and great shot !
Fabulous capture!!
Simply Beautiful! Great shot!
Beautiful architecture and a nice shot, Wally !
Excellent and very interesting shot.
Great shot!!!! You can use this pict great for a halloween picture. Well done.
an interesting and imposing picture Wally
Excellent capture and info!
Fantastic light and mood. Superb shot
wonderful shot of this tomb. now i know a little more of history
beau monument!!
Very interesting story and india like monument
What a beautiful mausoleum and capture! Wonderful detail and color. Very interesting information. I was curious about the Unitarian connection and looked him up on wikipedia and the Unitarian Universalist Association's website. Very interesting history. I'm glad his work for social reform is remembered.