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A photograph of a museum-style display hall with a row of dark metal glass-fronted cabinets along a white wall. Shelves hold framed pictures, a boombox-style radio, a rolled scroll, small objects and a decorative tin box. A banner above reads "Paramahamsa in his young age" beside Tamil text. Two people stand at right: a figure in a saffron-orange robe with long swept-back hair, holding a walking stick, looks at the cabinets, and a second person in an orange wrap stands behind them. The appearance of the saffron-robed figure is consistent with a person from the appearance cues of orange clothing and long hair, but the view is partial, so identity is uncertain.

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September 20 20062006-09-20September 20 20062006-09-20September 20 20062006-09-20A photograph of a person in an orange saffron wrap standing in an indoor corridor beside tall dark display cabinets with glass fronts. The person has long dark hair, holds a wooden walking stick in one hand and small objects in the other, and looks toward the cabinets. Inside the cabinets are a small radio cassette player and other display items. Above the cabinets a dark sign has gold Tamil and English lettering reading that Paramahamsa was in his young age. A white wall to the left has a small printed notice in Tamil.2006-09-20A photograph inside a museum-style room with dark glass display cases holding framed photographs, old objects and documents. A sign above reads "Paramahamsa in his young age" with Tamil text beneath. A man in orange saffron robes with a rudraksha mala and a red tilak stands in the centre, speaking and gesturing toward a case, with a bald man in orange and another in white at the edges. On the left, an older man in a white shirt and glasses stands beside a woman in orange and a bearded man. Candidate a person: the central saffron-robed figure with long swept-back hair and rudraksha mala, presented as a guide explaining the display; the appearance cues are not fully conclusive, so the identity is uncertain.2009-12-30August 09 20072007-08-09Photograph inside a display room with glass cabinets beneath a dark banner. A long-haired, bearded man in orange robes stands at left, gesturing toward the exhibits, while a shaven-headed man in orange with white tilak on his forehead speaks at right. Several people in orange robes stand with their backs to the camera in the foreground, including a bald man at lower right and a person in white at far left. Framed photographs and objects sit in the display cases behind them.2009-10-15Indoor photo of a museum-style display room at an ashram. Several people in saffron and orange robes stand before glass display cabinets, one reaching up to a shelf. A man in an orange top with a long garland leans toward a cabinet on the left, while a bald man in orange and a woman in a brown sari look into the cases. Shelves hold framed pictures, small deity figures and religious objects. A blue sign above reads 'Things used by Paramahamsa in his young age' in Kannada, Hindi/Devanagari-style script and Tamil.2009-12-30A photograph of a barefoot figure in a flowing orange robe with long dark hair walking past a row of glass display cases in an indoor hall. A dark board with yellow Tamil-script lettering reads Paramahamsa in his young age, and a wooden table and brown door stand behind. The figure's face is not clearly visible; the person is shown from the side and rear, looking toward the display cases.2006-09-20December 11 20092009-12-11Indoor museum-style hall with a corrugated metal roof and fluorescent light, showing saffron-robed sannyasis standing before glass display cabinets. One saffron-clad figure with a long beard stands at the cabinets reaching toward items, while several other saffron-robed monks stand in a group. On the left, two young men in white dhotis and white shirts wear yellow shawls, and one of them holds a mala. The wall above the cabinets carries a dark banner with gold lettering reading about items used by Paramahamsa in his life. Cabinets hold framed photographs, objects and saffron cloth.2009-10-15February 10 20072007-02-10 +1 copies