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Gora Kabristan literally means the graveyard of the 'fair skinned' which reference was to the British occupants of [[Sind]]. The graves also now house local christians & those of chinese origin. Tombstones are articulate and some are positively works of art.
'''Gora Kabristan''' is Karachi's largest and only remaining British era civilian cemetery.  


It is located on Shahrah-e-Faisal, earlier known as the Drigh Road mentioned by T.E.Lawrence in his tome, Seven Pillars of Wisdom. Dara Shaikh
==Orgin of name==
literally means the graveyard of the 'fair skinned' which reference was to the British occupants of [[Sind]].
 
==Graves==
The graves also now house local christians & those of chinese origin. Tombstones are articulate and some are positively works of art.
 
==Location==
It is located on Shahrah-e-Faisal, earlier known as the Drigh Road mentioned by T.E.Lawrence in his tome, Seven Pillars of Wisdom.  


[[Category:Cemeteries]]
[[Category:Cemeteries]]

Revision as of 06:48, 20 July 2008

Gora Kabristan is Karachi's largest and only remaining British era civilian cemetery.

Orgin of name

literally means the graveyard of the 'fair skinned' which reference was to the British occupants of Sind.

Graves

The graves also now house local christians & those of chinese origin. Tombstones are articulate and some are positively works of art.

Location

It is located on Shahrah-e-Faisal, earlier known as the Drigh Road mentioned by T.E.Lawrence in his tome, Seven Pillars of Wisdom.