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Kanpur Man's Home Becomes Captivating Museum of Historical Artifacts
14 Oct
Summary
- 65-year-old Babbu Lamba's collection includes 2,000 items and 16,000 music records
- Items range from a WWII soldier's stove to a 1812 newspaper and an 1880 water instrument
- Lamba plans to transform the museum into a source of financial support for underprivileged children
In the Ranjeetnagar locality of Kanpur, India, a living room has been transformed into a captivating museum, a sanctuary for nearly 2,000 historical items and over 16,000 music records. The curator of this unique collection is 65-year-old Babbu Lamba, a man whose lifelong passion for preserving the past has created a treasure trove of artifacts.
Lamba's assemblage is a testament to his dedication, featuring a diverse array of relics that span eras and continents. From a World War II soldier's stove to a newspaper from 1812 and a water instrument from 1880, each piece in his collection is a portal to a different time, inviting the public to explore and learn.
But Lamba's vision extends beyond mere preservation. He dreams of transforming his museum into a source of financial support for underprivileged children, ensuring that the past not only informs the present but also shapes a brighter future. As he continues to expand his collection, Lamba remains steadfast in his mission to honor history and uplift his community.
