File:Beohar House.JPG
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| Description | A landmark in Jabalpur MP (India), this elegant and prestigious manor was constructed at the turn of the century soon after the MP High Court building. It is historic in many ways. Internationally-acclaimed contemporary artist Beohar Rammanohar Sinha, renowned for his unique Sino-Indian style of painting and for illuminating the Constitution of India, lived and worked here. In fact, many generations of Beohar-dynasty made it their intermittent abode with the result that a galaxy of national leaders and politicians, international literati and glitterati, artists, musicians, thinkers, social-activists, reformers, bureaucrats, etc., frequented Beohar House. Memorabilia of their visits are still preserved in the manor. It used to be abuzz with nationalistic and political activities not just during the Independence movements but also at the time of general elections. The renowned Model High School was initially run from here before shifting to its existing location. | ||
| Date | circa 1933 | ||
| Source | Own personal collection. | ||
| Author | An ancestor. | ||
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