Peace Celebration Collection

Fireworks Building for the Peace Celebration, in Hyde-Park (engraving)
1608739 Fireworks Building for the Peace Celebration, in Hyde-Park (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Fireworks Building for the Peace Celebration)

Chinese bridge and pagoda, St Jamess Park, Westminster, London, 1814. View of the bridge and pagoda from the canal, St Jamess Park

Fair in Hyde Park, Westminster, London, 1814. Artist: J Gordon
Fair in Hyde Park, Westminster, London, 1814. The fair was part of the Peace Celebrations of 1814 after the defeat and first exile of Napoleon

Fireworks in Green Park, Westminster, London, 1749. Artist
Fireworks in Green Park, Westminster, London, 1749. A fireworks display, with music specially composed by Handel, was held to celebrate the end of the War of the Austrian Succession

Naumachia, or (Mock Sea-Fight) on the Serpentine, Hyde Park, London, 1814. View of the Serpentine in Hyde Park showing a series of naval engagements that were re-enacted in miniature during the 1814

Firework display in Green Park, Westminster, London, 1814. Artist: Matthew Dubourg
Firework display in Green Park, Westminster, London, 1814. View of the Temple of Concord in Green Park, Westminster during the firework display to celebrate peace in 1814

Green Park, Westminster, London, 1814. Artist: Joseph Constantine Stadler
Green Park, Westminster, London, 1814. View of the Grand Pavillion, showing the Temple of Concord erected for the 1814 peace celebrations, with figures walking in the park

Fortress in Green Park, Westminster, London, 1814. The fortress was built for a firework display to celebrate peace in 1814

Green Park, Westminster, London, 1749. Perspective view of the building used for a firework display in 1749 to commemorate the end of the War of the Austrian Succession

Temple of Concord, Green Park, Westminster, London, 1814. Artist: J Jeakes
Temple of Concord, Green Park, Westminster, London, 1814. Perspective view of the revolving temple erected for the peace celebrations of 1814

View of the Excise Office, Old Broad Street, City of London, as illuminated in June 1814 to commemorate the signing of the Treaty of Paris bringing an end to the War between France

View of a sham fight on the Serpentine, Hyde Park, London, 1814. Artist: Charles Calvert
View of a sham fight on the Serpentine, Hyde Park, London, 1814. Depicts one of a series of naval battle re-enactments which took place in Hyde Park as part of the peace celebrations of 1814

View of the flotilla on the Serpentine, Hyde Park, London, 1814. Depicts one of a series of naval battle re-enactments which took place in Hyde Park as part of the peace celebrations of 1814

Jubilee Fair, Hyde Park, London, 1814. View of the fair during the peace celebrations of 1814. In the distance a mock, model battle is taking place on the Serpentine

Hyde Park, London, 1814. View of a series of naval engagements which were re-enacted in miniature on the Serpentine in Hyde Park during the peace celebrations of 1814

Hyde Park, London, 1814. Artist:s Springsguth
Hyde Park, London, 1814. View of the re-enactment of the battle of Trafalgar on the Serpentine in Hyde Park during the 1814 peace celebrations

The proclamation of peace at Temple Bar, London, 29 April 1802. The peace secured by the signing of the Treaty of Amiens

Herald reading the proclamation of peace outside the Royal Exchange, London 29 April, 1802. Peace following the Treaty of Amiens signed on 27 March 1802

Proclamation of peace of the American War of Indepence, London, 1763. The upper view shows peace proclaimed at Charing Cross, and the lower view shows peace proclaimed at Temple Bar

Chinese Bridge in St Jamess Park... in celebration of the glorious peace of 1814
A view of the Chinese Bridge in St Jamess Park as seen at midnight on 1st August, in celebration of the glorious peace of 1814

The Chinese bridge and pagoda, erected in St Jamess Park, London, 1814. Artist
The Chinese bridge and pagoda, erected in St Jamess Park, London, 1814. The bridge and the pagoda were erected in commemoration of the glorious peace of 1814

View of the Chinese bridge and pagoda in St Jamess Park, London, 1814, erected as part of the peace celebrations of 1814

Chinese pagoda and bridge, St Jamess Park, Westminster, London, 1814. Artist: Rawle
Chinese pagoda and bridge, St Jamess Park, Westminster, London, 1814. The Chinese bridge and pagoda, erected in the park in commemoration of the Glorious Peace of 1814

Peace commemorations for the end of the Crimean War, at Plymouth, England, 1856. Rockets and general illumination of the fleet in Plymouth sound. From The Illustrated London News, 1 June 1856

The Peace Illuminations - The Horse Guards, Whitehall Front, London, 1856. Gas light illuminations on Horse Guards, Whitehall, London, to mark the end of the Crimean War

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"Captivating Moments of Peace: Celebrating Unity and Harmony in London" As the night sky illuminated with vibrant colors, the Fireworks Building stood tall, ready to mark the grand Peace Celebration in Hyde Park. The Chinese bridge and pagoda at St James's Park added an enchanting touch, symbolizing cultural diversity coming together for a common cause. In 1814, Westminster witnessed a magnificent fair in Hyde Park that captivated hearts and minds. Artist J Gordon beautifully captured the essence of this joyous occasion where people from all walks of life gathered to celebrate peace. Green Park became a canvas for breathtaking fireworks displays throughout history. In 1749, an artist skillfully portrayed the mesmerizing spectacle that lit up the night sky over Westminster. Matthew Dubourg's firework display in 1814 further enhanced this celebration, leaving spectators awestruck by its brilliance. The Serpentine served as a stage for unique events during these peaceful times. A mock sea-fight known as Naumachia took place on its tranquil waters in 1814, showcasing unity through friendly competition. Charles Calvert's artwork perfectly depicted another sham fight on the Serpentine, highlighting camaraderie among participants. Joseph Constantine Stadler immortalized Green Park's serene beauty in his artwork from 1814 while also capturing a fortress standing proudly amidst nature—a testament to strength forged through peace. The Temple of Concord emerged as an emblematic structure within Green Park during this celebratory period—J Jeakes' artistic rendition showcased its magnificence against lush surroundings—an embodiment of harmony prevailing even amidst bustling city life. Beyond parks and open spaces, London itself embraced peace wholeheartedly. The Excise Office at Old Broad Street radiated with illumination during June 1814—a symbolic gesture representing enlightenment achieved through unity and cooperation. This grand Peace Celebration brought people together under one banner—the pursuit of tranquility and understanding amongst nations.