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==External Links== | ==External Links== | ||
*[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Murree Murree] Wikipedia | |||
* [http://tinyurl.com/dck7jz Churches and Chapels in Murree] ''Youtube''. | * [http://tinyurl.com/dck7jz Churches and Chapels in Murree] ''Youtube''. | ||
*Fifty Members of the Murree Club 1865 pages 46,47 from ''From Kashmir to Kabul: the photographs of John Burke and William Baker, 1860-1900'' by Omar Khan 2002 [http://books.google.com/books?id=qKzMQTgtNaIC&pg=PA46 Limited View Google Books]. Also refer [[Photographer#Books|Photographer]] for more details of this book. | *Fifty Members of the Murree Club 1865 pages 46,47 from ''From Kashmir to Kabul: the photographs of John Burke and William Baker, 1860-1900'' by Omar Khan 2002 [http://books.google.com/books?id=qKzMQTgtNaIC&pg=PA46 Limited View Google Books]. Also refer [[Photographer#Books|Photographer]] for more details of this book. |
Revision as of 03:22, 18 May 2010
Murree | |
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Presidency: Bengal | |
Coordinates: | 33.906905°N 73.395367°E |
Altitude: | 2,291.2 m (7,517 ft) |
Present Day Details | |
Place Name: | Murree |
State/Province: | Punjab |
Country: | Pakistan |
Transport links | |
Murree is a hill station in Punjab founded by the British in 1851.
There were cantonments nearby at Gharial and Kuldannah[1]
History
Sites of Interest
The following are sites in and around the town.
- The ruins of Murree Brewery in Ghora Gali
Educational Institutes
- Convent of Jesus and Mary
References
- ↑ From Kashmir to Kabul, page 59 by Omar Khan, refer External links
External Links
- Murree Wikipedia
- Churches and Chapels in Murree Youtube.
- Fifty Members of the Murree Club 1865 pages 46,47 from From Kashmir to Kabul: the photographs of John Burke and William Baker, 1860-1900 by Omar Khan 2002 Limited View Google Books. Also refer Photographer for more details of this book.