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In June 2023, the Indian Government placed restrictions on Westerners access to all parts of this location.
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MAP OF UPPER & LOWER MEHERABAD 1921-23 ; PREPARED BY S.D.SATHE, ENGINEER, AHMEDNAGAR
Aerial Photographs of Meherabad
Before 1920s
Ahmednagar Fort, in Ahmednagar city was the centre of the British cantonment used by artillery and infantry units, primarily between 1849 and 1921. In 1913
a Remount Depot was established to house 500 horses. In 1921, six Armoured Car companies were based there and in 1924 a Royal Tank Corps School was established at Ahmednagar. This School was the
forerunner of the Fighting Vehicle School, and the area is now occupied by the Indian Armament & Electronics Regiment. Most of the barracks and bungalows which existed are still in
use.
A remote hillside about six miles outside the city at Arangaon was leased by the British Indian Army towards the end of the First World War to house two
(plague) segregation camps, supervised by the 2nd/102nd King Edward's Own Grenadiers and the 2nd/128th Pioneers of the Indian Army in 1919 on what later became known as Meherabad Hill. By 1921, during the famine of that year, the land was acquired by Kaikhushru and Gulmai Irani.
Reply from: Alan Greveson to Mick Karger
Date: Tuesday 20th November 2012 at 9:16 PM
POST OFFICE
1920s
RAHURI CABIN
Peter Nordeen's presentation on the founding of Meherabad
Meher Baba in Meherabad, 1926
Meher Pilgrim Centre 'MPC'
Men's Cemetry
Memorial Tower
GREGG ROSEN PAINTINGS
February 1975
Photos taken by Anthony Zois
Australian pilgrim bus departing