Philip Hardwick Collection

Euston Arch
5308378 Euston Arch.; (add.info.: Engraving depicting Euston Arch, the original entrance to Euston station facing onto Drummond Street, London)

The Chantrey Memorial, Norton, near Sheffield, 1854. Creator: Unknown
The Chantrey Memorial, Norton, near Sheffield, 1854. Monument to a British artist. Here Francis Liggitt Chantrey was born, on the 7th of April

Doric columns of the Euston Arch, entrance to Euston Station, London terminus of the London
6014780 Doric columns of the Euston Arch, entrance to Euston Station, London terminus of the London, Midland and Scottish Railway, built in 1839 (b/w photo) by English Photographer

Queen Victoria arriving at Euston Station, London (engraving)
5235563 Queen Victoria arriving at Euston Station, London (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Queen Victoria arriving at Euston Station, London)

The Great Hall, Lincolns Inn - the Royal Dejeuner, 1845. Creator: Unknown
The Great Hall, Lincolns Inn - the Royal Dejeuner, 1845. Banquet in the Great Hall at Lincolns Inn, one of the Inns of Court at Holborn in London. The new complex was designed by Philip Hardwick

The Library, Lincolns Inn New Buildings, 1845. Creator: Unknown
The Library, Lincolns Inn New Buildings, 1845. Exterior at Lincolns Inn, one of the Inns of Court at Holborn in London. The new complex was designed by Philip Hardwick

Eastern or garden front, Lincolns Inn New Buildings, 1845. Creator: Unknown
Eastern or garden front, Lincolns Inn New Buildings, 1845. Exterior at Lincolns Inn, one of the Inns of Court at Holborn in London. The new complex was designed by Philip Hardwick

The Wellington Barracks, St Jamess Park, 1844. Creator: Unknown
The Wellington Barracks, St Jamess Park, 1844. Military barracks in Westminster, London, designed by Sir Francis Smith and Philip Hardwick in 1833

West front, Lincolns Inn Fields, 1845. Creator: Unknown
West front, Lincolns Inn Fields, 1845. Exterior at Lincolns Inn, one of the Inns of Court at Holborn in London. The new complex was designed by Philip Hardwick

Drawing-room chimney piece, Lincolns Inn New Buildings, 1845. Creator: Unknown
Drawing-room chimney piece, Lincolns Inn New Buildings, 1845. Mantelpiece and open fire at Lincolns Inn, one of the Inns of Court at Holborn in London

The Great Hall, south end, Lincolns Inn New Buildings, 1845. Creator: Unknown
The Great Hall, south end, Lincolns Inn New Buildings, 1845. Great Hall at Lincolns Inn, one of the Inns of Court at Holborn in London. The new complex was designed by Philip Hardwick

Her Majestys State Chair, Great Hall, Lincolns Inn New Buildings, 1845. Throne used by Queen Victoria during the official opening of new buildings at Lincolns Inn

The Great Hall lantern of Lincolns Inn New Buildings, 1845. Creator: Unknown
The Great Hall lantern of Lincolns Inn New Buildings, 1845. Belvedere and weathervane at Lincolns Inn, one of the Inns of Court at Holborn in London. The new complex was designed by Philip Hardwick

The kitchen of Lincolns Inn New Buildings, 1845. Creator: Unknown
The kitchen of Lincolns Inn New Buildings, 1845. Interior at Lincolns Inn, one of the Inns of Court at Holborn in London. The new complex was designed by Philip Hardwick

Plan of Lincolns Inn New Buildings, 1845. Creator: Unknown
Plan of Lincolns Inn New Buildings, 1845. Architectural drawing of Lincolns Inn, one of the Inns of Court at Holborn in London, showing: Great Dining Hall-dais, Octagonal Vestibule, Council-room

The Library - presentation of the address, Lincolns Inn New Buildings, 1845. Members of the legal profession in the library at Lincolns Inn, one of the Inns of Court at Holborn in London

The Octagon Vestibule, Lincolns Inn New Buildings, 1845. Creator: Unknown
The Octagon Vestibule, Lincolns Inn New Buildings, 1845. Interior at Lincolns Inn, one of the Inns of Court at Holborn in London. The new complex was designed by Philip Hardwick

The Great Warehouse-St. Katherines Dock, 1872. Creator: Gustave Doré
The Great Warehouse-St. Katherines Dock, 1872. When St Katharine Docks were built by engineer Thomas Telford, he specified the warehouses designed by architect Philip Hardwick be built

St. Katherines Dock, 1872. Creator: Gustave Doré
St. Katherines Dock, 1872. When St Katharine Docks were built by engineer Thomas Telford, he specified warehouses designed by architect Philip Hardwick be built on the quayside so goods could be

Red Brick Library of Lincolns Inn from New Square, c1935. Creator: King
Red Brick Library of Lincolns Inn from New Square, c1935. The New Hall and Library at Lincolns Inn in central London, designed by Philip Hardwick and built in 1845

Within The Magnificent Hall of Lincolns Inn, c1935. Creator: Unknown
Within The Magnificent Hall of Lincolns Inn, c1935. The Great Hall at Lincolns Inn in London was opened in 1845. It was designed in the Tudor Revival style by Philip Hardwick

Interior of Goldsmiths Hall, 1876, (1897). Creator: Unknown
Interior of Goldsmiths Hall, 1876, (1897). Goldsmiths Hall, headquarters of the Worshipful Company of Goldsmiths, one of the livery companies of the City of London

Exterior of Goldsmiths Hall, 1897. Creator: Unknown
Exterior of Goldsmiths Hall, 1897. Goldsmiths Hall, headquarters of the Worshipful Company of Goldsmiths, one of the livery companies of the City of London

The Great Hall, 1912. The Great Hall of Lincons Inn, London. The hall was begun in 1843 by architect Philip Hardwick and was opened by Queen Victoria on October 30, 1845

Demolishing the Doric portico at Euston Station, London, 1961
The campaign against the destruction of the arch became something of a cause celebre and many protesters argued that the arch should not have been destroyed but dismantled

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Philip Hardwick was a renowned British architect known for his impressive works in the 19th century. One of his notable creations is the Doric columns of the Euston Arch, which served as the grand entrance to Euston Station, London's bustling terminus for the London, Midland and Scottish Railway. A captivating black and white photo captures this architectural marvel, showcasing its timeless beauty. In another historical moment captured through an engraving, we see Queen Victoria arriving at Euston Station. This depiction highlights both Hardwick's craftsmanship and the station's significance as a gateway to London. Hardwick's talent extended beyond railway stations; he also left his mark on Lincolns Inn with various structures such as The Great Hall. An intriguing image from 1845 reveals a regal Royal Dejeuner taking place within this magnificent space. The unknown creator skillfully portrays its grandeur and importance. The Library in Lincolns Inn New Buildings is another testament to Hardwick's expertise. Its elegant design exudes sophistication and invites visitors into a world of knowledge preserved within its walls. Moving towards the Eastern or garden front of Lincolns Inn New Buildings, we are greeted by yet another masterpiece created by Hardwick. This enchanting structure showcases his ability to seamlessly blend architecture with nature, creating a harmonious environment that captivates all who encounter it. Hardwick's talents were not limited to public buildings alone; he also contributed significantly to residential projects like The Wellington Barracks in St James's Park. Though designed by an unknown creator, this building stands tall as a testament to Hardwick's vision and attention to detail. As we explore further into Lincolns Inn Fields' West front, we discover yet more evidence of Hardwick's brilliance. His designs effortlessly merge functionality with aesthetic appeal while maintaining an air of elegance that has stood the test of time. Inside one of these residences lies a drawing-room chimney piece, a true work of art.