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Site Name: Sarnath

Date: 1891

Subject: Approach to the Mahabodhi Society

Site Name: Sarnath

Date: 1900-1999

Subject: Exterior wall of the Arya Sangha Dharmashala

Site Name: Sarnath

Date: 1900-1999

Subject: Courtyard of the Arya Sangha Dharmashala

Site Name: Sarnath

Date: 1993

Subject: Bust of Anagarika Dharmapala, founder of Mahabodhi Society in the courtyard

Site Name: Sarnath

Date: 1993

Subject: Bust of Anagarika Dharmapala, founder of Mahabodhi Society in the courtyard

Site Name: Sarnath

Date: 1993

Subject: Bust of Anagarika Dharmapala, founder of Mahabodhi Society in the courtyard

Site Name: Sarnath

Date: 1931

Subject: Sanctum of the Mahabodhi Society temple

Site Name: Sarnath

Date: 1931

Subject: Sanctum of the Mahabodhi Society temple

Site Name: Sarnath

Date: 1931

Subject: Sanctum of the Mahabodhi Society temple

Site Name: Sarnath

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Subject: Signage for Shechen Stupa

Site Name: Sarnath

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Subject: View of the lake. The name Sarnath previously belonged “properly to a small Brahmanical temple on the western bank of the lake” that probably refers to the Saranganatha Mahadev temple and this lake.

Site Name: Sarnath

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Site Name: Sarnath

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Site Name: Sarnath

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Subject: View of Sarnath Railway Station gateway. The railway station is entered through a gateway with three lintels that are reminiscent of the gateways at Sanchi's Great Stupa.

Site Name: Sarnath

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Subject: View of Sarnath Railway Station.

Site Name: Sarnath

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Subject: View of Sarnath Railway Station. The dome of the railway station is modeled on the Sanchi stupa.

Site Name: Sarnath

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Subject: View of Sarnath Railway Station. The dome of the railway station is modeled on the Sanchi stupa.

Site Name: Sarnath

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Subject: Saranganath Mahadev Temple Signage

Site Name: Sarnath

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Subject: View of the temple. The name Sarnath previously belonged to a small Brahmanical temple on the western bank of the lake” that probably refers to this Saranganatha Mahadev temple.