It is the old Tollinton Market and, now, has been converted to a meuseum.
4 Comments so far
A for [pine]apple (unregistered) on November 4th, 2007 @ 3:56 am
Not silent … the beauty of Tollinton speaks :-)
I still remember going to tollinton in my childhood; there used to be a mini bakery with a book stall/news-stand in it :)
Usman Latif (unregistered) on November 4th, 2007 @ 4:05 am
The bookstall has been moved from there but I don’t remember the ‘mini bakery’.
n i was of the view that it seems silent..
;)
Hasan Mubarak (unregistered) on November 4th, 2007 @ 3:04 pm
I simply love this piece of colonial heritage. It’s great to see it preserved this way.
Plans are to connect Tollinton Market Museum to the Lahore Museum through an underground tunnel. Let’s see how long does it take to get this mammoth task done…
A for [pine]apple (unregistered) on November 4th, 2007 @ 3:08 pm
Not silent … the beauty of Tollinton speaks :-)
I still remember going to tollinton in my childhood; there used to be a mini bakery with a book stall/news-stand in it :)
The bookstall has been moved from there but I don’t remember the ‘mini bakery’.
n i was of the view that it seems silent..
;)
I simply love this piece of colonial heritage. It’s great to see it preserved this way.
Plans are to connect Tollinton Market Museum to the Lahore Museum through an underground tunnel. Let’s see how long does it take to get this mammoth task done…
The beauty speaks :P