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"May Meetings" in the Metropolis - interior of Exeter Hall, 1844
"May Meetings" in the Metropolis - interior of Exeter Hall, 1844. Exeter Hall in the Strand, London: ...herein are held several anniversaries during the month of May. Our engraving represents one of these impressive reunions...The Great Hall is 90 feet broad, 138 in length, and 48 high, and is lighted by 18 large windows. It will hold 3000 persons with comfort, and 4000 crowded. The platform, at the east end, shown in our engraving, will accommodate 500 persons, and is fenced from the rest of the hall by a railing, within which is seated the chairman, surrounded by persons influential in convening the meeting, officers of the Society, &c. On very attractive occasions, the hall is crowded long before the proceedings commence, and ladies are to be seen at the doors early in the morning, waiting till the hour of opening'. From "Illustrated London News", 1844, Vol I
© The Print Collector/Heritage Images

Eleven and a half door number on 18th Century Georgian town houses, Shoreditch, London
Eleven and a half door number on 18th Century Georgian town houses, Shoreditch, London, England, Uk
© Chris Mouyiaris / AWL images
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The Natural History Museum illuminated at night, October 201
The Waterhouse Buiding of the Natural History Museum, London was designed by Alfred Waterhouse (1830-1905) and first opened its doors on Easter Monday 1881.
/nVisitors to the Natural History Museum cannot fail to be impressed by the grand entrance and rounded arch of one of Britain&,xc6;s most striking examples of Romanesque architecture, The magnificence of the structure at night is brought to life by illumination The Waterhouse Buiding of the Natural History Museum, London was designed by Alfred Waterhouse (1830-1905) and first opened its doors on Easter Monday 1881.
/nVisitors to the Natural History Museum cannot fail to be impressed by the grand entrance and rounded arch of one of BritainAEs most striking examples of Romanesque architecture, The magnificence of the structure at night is brought to life by illumination
© Bubblepunk / Natural History Museum