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Photograph of Ram Bagai with other children
Ram Bagai (in sailor suit, upper left) with a diverse group of other unknown children, possibly friends or classmates.

Photograph of Ram Bagai and friend
Inscription on back reads: "Ram Bagai and friend Margaret Gilsen (Ram 5 years 3 mos) 361-12th Ave San Francisco Cal July-1919." The photo may have been taken to commemorate the 4th of July.

Photograph of Ram Bagai with friends
Ram Bagai (seated, front row) as a young boy, with unknown friends.

Photograph of Ram Bagai at Yerba Buena School
Ram Bagai (second from left, top row) with schoolmates at Yerba Buena School, about 1924.

Passport Photo of Vaishno Das Bagai
Passport photo of Vaishno Das Bagai. It is stamped by the Dept. State and signed "V.D. Bagai." It is understood that Bagai applied for a US passport in 1928 but was denied, due to nullification of his naturalization after the United States v. Bhagat Singh Thind Supreme Court decision. This photo may have been part of that passport application.

Photograph of Bagai and Chandra families
Photograph of Bagai and Chandra families. From far left to right: Ramesh Chandra, Mahesh Chandra, Vaishno Das Bagai and Kala Bagai. The woman holding the flowers next to Kala is Mahesh's sister, Prabha Chandra.

Portrait Photograph of Kala Bagai
Photograph of Kala Bagai, taken in 1915 at age 22.

"Our First Invasion by Hindus and Mohammedans" (1906)
Article by John Hamilton Gilmour in the San Francisco Sunday Call entitled "Our First Invasion by Hindus and Mohammedans" and dated November 18, 1906.