Prints » Views of London
A. Warren after Schnebbelie.
British Museum. (From 'Dr. Hughson's Description of London', Montagu House opened as a museum in 1759. It was demolished in 1823, and Robert Smirke's design for the British Museum was opened to the general public in 1857.)
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Panorama of London, Westminster and Southwark as they appeared AD 1543
After J.R. Neale.
Highgate, Middlesex.
Alfred Warren.
Kensington Palace.
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A View of the Mansion House (Erected for the Residence of the Lord Mayor of London, at St Stephen Walbrook.)
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Design for the Palace of the People, Muswell Hill
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Die Kirche Westmunster (Westminster and Westminster Hall)
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La Banque d'Angleterre a Londres ([The Bank of England])
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Morley's Hotel, and the Nelson Column, Trafalgar Square, London (From Thomas Dugdale's 'The Curiosities of Great Britain'. Nelson's Column had only just been completed in 1847. South Africa House now stands on the site of Morley's hotel.)
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Review of the Hon. Artillery Company.
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The Blockade of London Bridge
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The Grand Hotel, Covent Garden, London. (Also known as Evans Music-and-Supper Rooms, 43 King Street, the Grand Hotel Covent Garden, was a famous venue for music and singing in the early 19th century. It provided the type of entertainment which later evolved into music hall.)
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The Holborn Valley Improvements
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The Jubilee Naval Action on the Serpentine
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The Royal Palace, Kensington (The Palace in which Queen Victoria was born May 24th, 1819.)
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Trades Union Reform Demonstration...Scene in Waterloo Place
