Inscribed 1983
Credit: Hans A. Rosbach via Wikimedia Commons
Books
Architecture of Mughal India by Call Number: 720.954 AS35AISBN: 0521267285Publication Date: 1992-09-24Location: Architecture & Art
Conserving Mughal garden waterworks by Location: c.1 Temporarily Shelved at: LIBRARY PROCESSING (AVAILABLE ONLY BY REQUEST)
Delhi, Agra and Jaipur by Call Number: DS486.D3 C53 2007ISBN: 9780756628802Publication Date: 2007-08-20Library: Kankakee Community CollegeIndian architecture [electronic resource] its psychology, structure, and history from the first Muhammadan invasion to the present day by
Call Number: OnlinePublication Date: 1913Location: HathiTrust eResources (public domain)
Mughal style: the art & architecture of Islamic India by Call Number: Q. 709.54 M582mISBN: 8175084243Location: Main Stacks
The Royal Palaces of India by Call Number: Q. 725.170954 M693rISBN: 0500341273Publication Date: 1994-10-01Location: Main Stacks
Travels in India [electronic resource] by Call Number: OnlineLocation: HathiTrust eResources (public domain)Gardens of the great Mughals [electronic resource] by
Call Number: OnlineLocation: HathiTrust eResources (public domain)The Mughal garden: interpretation, conservation and implications by
Call Number: 712.0954 M8912ISBN: 9690012991Location: ACES City Planning Reference [non-circulating]
Mughal Gardens: sources, places, representations, and prospects by Call Number: Q. 712.0954 M891ISBN: 0884022358Publication Date: 1996-01-01Location: ACES City Planning Reference [non-circulating]
Delhi, Agra, Fatehpur Sikri by Call Number: 915.404 R126DISBN: 818511319XLocation: Oak Street Facility [request only]
Taj Mahal, Agra and Fatehpur Sikri by Call Number: Q. 720.954 Se553tISBN: 817234130XLocation: Architecture & Art
Cities of Mughul India: Delhi, Agra and Fatehpur Sikri by ISBN: 0236310925Location: Oak Street Facility [request only]
Mughal Architecture and Gardens by Call Number: Q. 720.91671 M582mISBN: 9781851496709Publication Date: 2011-10-16Location: Architecture & Art
Online Resources
- Beyond the TajA collection of images depicting Indian architecture and culture, primarily photographed by the late professor Robert D. MacDougall. The images are currently owned by Cornell University.
- World Heritage SitesVia Archaeological Survey of India
Audio Visual Resources
Agra Fort: world heritage site by Call Number: DVD DS486.A3 A37 2000zLocation: Undergraduate Media Collection