Mulji Jetha Fountain

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Mulji Jetha Fountain, Indo-Saracenic fountain in Fort, Mumbai, India.

The Mulji Jetha Fountain features red Aberdeen granite pillars supporting a dome with animal-shaped water spouts and intricate Indian motifs.

Frederick William Stevens designed this memorial fountain in 1894 to honor Dharamsi Mulji, a merchant's son who died at age 15.

The fountain displays a statue of Dharamsi holding a book, reflecting his academic aspirations and desire to study in England.

The structure stands at the intersection of Mint Road and P D'Mello Road, providing drinking water to the public.

The fountain incorporates massive elephant head corbels and water spouts designed by John Griffiths from the Sir Jamsetjee Jeejeebhoy School of Art.

Location: Mumbai

Architectural style: Indo-Saracenic architecture

GPS coordinates: 18.93432,72.83584

Latest update: March 8, 2025 18:22

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