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| Darshani Deori , 1884. Looking towards the causeway. | Darshani Deori , 1858. Looking from the causeway. |
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| View of the complex taken in 1884 | View of the sarovar taken in 1884 |
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| Dukh Bhanjani Beri in 1884 | Amritsar street, 1884 |
The drawing by W Carpenter appeared in the ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS of November 1858 showing the interior of the Harmindar Sahib .William Carpenter was a skilled artist who toured Indian in the late 1850s and captured many famous monuments of the Punjab including the Golden Temple and Baba Atal in Amritsar, and various scenes of Lahore. These were all published as engravings in the Illustrated London
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| Sri Guru Granth Sahib Ji and Granthi. | Kirtan
in Darbar Sahib. Note the absence of the harmonium and the rabab
like string instrument |
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| The Darbar Sahib with sangat. | Mother and children paying their respects to Guru Granth Sahib Ji. |
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| Ladies buying flowers from the precinct | Children learning scriptures in the precinct. |
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