St Albans Collection (page 2)
St. Albans, a city steeped in history and charm, has captivated artists and historians alike throughout the centuries
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St. Albans, a city steeped in history and charm, has captivated artists and historians alike throughout the centuries. In 1809, George Sidney Shepherd immortalized the beauty of St. Albans with his exquisite artwork. The old map from 1810 by Cole and Roper provides a glimpse into the city's past, showcasing its evolution over time. Fast forward to c1910, where another snapshot of St. Albans reveals its timeless allure. The Roman theatre stands proudly as a testament to the ancient civilization that once thrived here. Walking through the remains of Verulamium, one can almost hear echoes of Roman life reverberating through time. The modern skyline of St. Albans showcases a harmonious blend of historical architecture and contemporary structures that define this vibrant city today. A street map guides visitors through its winding alleys and bustling streets, offering an immersive experience in this Hertfordshire gem. But it's not just about buildings; it's about people too. At Ye Olde Fighting Cocks pub, locals gather for camaraderie over pints of ale – a tradition passed down through generations. Delving deeper into history, we encounter St Alban himself confessing Christianity in 303 AD – an act that would forever shape the destiny of this land. Hertfordshire county map from around 1777 reminds us that St Albans is part of something bigger - a rich tapestry woven across England's landscape. Lastly, "Alban and the Priest" lithograph brings to life tales from long ago when faith clashed with persecution but ultimately triumphed against all odds.