by : mr. Mahandis Yoanata
Gallery Photo
THE ARCHITECTURE OF FORT MARLBOROUGH
THE ARCHITECTURE OF FORT MARLBOROUGH
1. Twilight on Marlborough
2. Rampart 
3. Between Two Bastions
4. Moat and Rampart 
5. Two Scarps 
6. Scarp of Bastion
7. Bastion 
8. Sally Port - Outside
9. On Moat
10. Caponiere 
11. Masonry Arch 
12. Hook
13. Flank
14 . Caponiere seen from Tenaile
15. Gorge: Stairway to Bastion
16. Embrasure 
17. Canon on Nort-West Bastion
18. Using for artillery supplies from Casemate. Embrasure of Artillery Casemate
19. TerrepleinThe top platform or horizontal surface of a rampart where guns are mounted.
20. West Caponiere
21. Entrance Gate
22. Entrance Gate Stones from India
23. Entrance Gate on Tenaile Tenaile is a defense consiting of two rampart with open corner. Tenaile is sited in front of the curtains and designed for covering the curtains.
24. Hinge of Gate 
25. A Unit Lock
26. Observing the Heraldry of Tudor Descent 
27. Flower in 5 Petals: Descent of Tudor
28. Center of Turret
29. Track of Turret
30. Ring for Canon
31. On the CordonA projecting course of stone below the parapet of a rampart.
32. Ventilation 
33. Ventilation on Flank 
34. Terracota 
35. Parapet
36. Report from the Curtain Curtain is an enclosing wall connecting two bastions or towers.
37. Battlement with Cordon 
38. Military Barrack 
39. Canon 
40. Guardian Chamber
41. Office of East Indian Company
42. Ventilation with Iron Bar
43. Pillar on EIC Office
44. Tile of Military Barrack
45. Sally Port A Gateway in a fortification permitting a large number of troops to move rapidly from the besieged position and attack the besiegers.
46. Military Barrack
47. Under the Caponiere
48. Well on Glacis
49. Escarp
50. Sun Clock
51. Barrack Building
52. Gravestone of Thomas Parr and his Assistant
53. POW's Scratch: Compass and Message
54. POW's Message 1945
“DEI DIT KOMPAS BEZIT
BERIDEN KNOEIJEN DIET
BEDENT DAT LEEGEN TIJA
TOT KNOEI JERIJ MIJ LEIDT
EN DAT VORR TIJAVERDRAJT
IK DIRT HIER NEDERSCHRIFT”
Translation:
To who observed the compass; do not be angry to the maker of these scratches.
Remember, the misery and the time that made me to scratch and to write here.
Barang siapa yang mengamati kompas ini
Janganlah memarahi yang membuat coretan ini.
Ingatlah bahwa kesengsaraan dan waktulah
yang membuat saya mencoret-coret dan menulis di sini
46. Military Barrack
47. Under the CaponiereCaponiere give the access to the Demilune.
48. Well on Glacis Glacis is slope extending downward in front of fortification.
49. Escarp The inner slope or wall of the ditch surrounding a rampart.
50. Sun Clock
51. Barrack Building 
52. Gravestone of Thomas Parr and his Assistant
53. POW's Scratch: Compass and Message
54. POW's Message 1945 “DEI DIT KOMPAS BEZIT
BERIDEN KNOEIJEN DIET
BEDENT DAT LEEGEN TIJA
TOT KNOEI JERIJ MIJ LEIDT
EN DAT VORR TIJAVERDRAJT
IK DIRT HIER NEDERSCHRIFT”
Translation:
To who observed the compass; do not be angry to the maker of these scratches.
Remember, the misery and the time that made me to scratch and to write here.
Barang siapa yang mengamati kompas ini
Janganlah memarahi yang membuat coretan ini.
Ingatlah bahwa kesengsaraan dan waktulah
yang membuat saya mencoret-coret dan menulis di sini
- Part I : On Mission at link
- Part II : The Architecture of Fort Marlborough at link
- Part III : Who is first Duke of Marlborough at link
- Part IV : The history East India Company (EIC) and first fleet into Bencoolen at link
- Part V : The soldier of British East India Company at link
- Part VI : The first garrison : Remnants of Fort York at link
- Part VII : The second garrison : Chronicles of Fort Marlborough at link
- Part VIII : The Bencoolen Administrator 1685 – 1825 at link
- Part IX : Anglo - Dutch treaty and the terminated colony at link
- Part X : References at link
- Part XI : Gallery Photo Fort Marlborough at link
Credit :
MY ODYSSEY (Personal site mr. Mahandis Yoanata)
to allow publish at http://rejang-lebong.blogspot.com (Rejang Land Blog)
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