18th Century British Cannon
One month ago I visited "Mangal Pandey Ghat" in Barrackpore, a riverfront quiet and green place for picnicking & boat rides. This ghat is situated on the bank of Ganges & a cantonment is very close to it. This is the place where Mangal Pandey declared mutiny against British East India Company in 1857. So, it's a historical place also. Hindu pilgrims use this ghat to take bath in the India's most sacred river Ganges. In this park a few 18th century British cannons are found. I captured some pics of them and gonna share the photographs of them --
Snap taken : 05 June 2018
Camera : Helio, Model : S2
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Nice to see your post!Thank for your share! @lkvictor2005
I really like to see the place of history you visit .. let alone there is a big gun like that .. I love your trip ..
Wow,looking very uptodate conditions .Good click dear.
I suspect it was made in recent. But, was designed like original 18 century British cannon models
now that is AWSOME! so powerful!!
Nice photograph of 18th century's canon.
A powerful weapon of 18th century, nice clicked.