[Group portrait at the Governor Generals Camp, L-R: Maj Jones, Mr. Walters, The Governor Generals Chaplain, J.C.S. and Sir E.Campbell Bart., 60th Rifles Mry. Sry. to G.G.] 1858 - 1861

This 19th-century photograph, titled "Group portrait at the Governor Generals Camp, L-R: Maj Jones, Mr. Walters, The Governor Generals Chaplain, J.C.S. and Sir E.Campbell Bart., 60th Rifles Mry. Sry. to G.G.," was taken by Jean Baptiste Oscar Mallitte between 1858 and 1861. The image captures a group of five men, likely British military officers, seated outdoors in a casual setting. The photograph is part of a collection of works by Mallitte that document life in British India during the 19th century. The group portrait provides a glimpse into the personal lives of these men and their roles in British colonial administration.