Maharajah Serfoji II Memorial Hall, Sadar Mahal Palace Thanjavur-613009.

                      Canvas Portrait of Ahayalambal bai saheb, wife of Maharajah Serfoji ll of Thanjavur.

Chart made by the students of A.M.M matriculation higher secondary school, Kotturpuram chennai on Thanjavur Brahadeshwara temple and is displayed on their school notice board. If you find any interesting articles or any work on Thanjavur or its places in your surroundings (i.e in your workplace, school, college, office, company, organization or at any public places etc) click and send it to us. we would be glad to share it on our page. mail us at tanjorerajahserfoji2museum@gmail.com Regards, Admin                                                                                                                      

Potrait of Maharaja Shivaji ll

         Prince Pratap Sinha RajeBhosle giving a copy of his book titled "Contributions of Thanjavur Maratha Kings" to honorable Mayor of Chennai, Saidai Duraisamy on 15/10/15

         Portrait of Unidentified Maratha King of Thanjavur (Probably said to be Maharajah Serfoji 1 Courtesy: The Deccan                          Maharajah Serfoji 2 memorial hall museum, sadar mahal palace Thanjavur

Maharajah Serfoji Memorial Hall Museum completes 18 years. Photo description: Entrance stairs to the museum

         Maharajah Serfoji ll Memorial hall museum completes 18 years of Glory. In order to preserve the heritage of the illustrious maratha royal dynasty of thanjavur and also to preserve the antiques of maharajah serfoji ll, Prince Tulajendra Rajah Bhosle, 4th descendent of Maharajah Serfoji ll had formed the trust and had proposed to open a museum at "sadar mahal" in the palace premises in the name of "Maharajah Serfoji ll memorial hall". the museum was declared opened for the  public viewing on 11-10-1997. The Sardar Mahal Palace is more than 190 years old and is situated north to the Krishna Vilas Tank, which is now closed. This was the residential palace of King Serfoji and his descendants. Performing arts like drama, dance, music and other art forms were performed at the Sadar Mahal Palace. Proof of this is evident from the Marathi Modi documents in the Saraswati Mahal library The arts and artefacts collected by King Serfoji are displayed ...