Westminister Collection

When The Past Meets The Future
Paulo Penicheiro

Movement
Arthit Somsakul

London Big Ben Bus Lane
Renee Doyle

Parliament Square, Ben Ben, Westminister London
Vintage late 19th century photograph - Parliament Square, Ben Ben, Westminister London

U776 surrendered German U boat Westminister Pier, London
U776 surrendered German U boat being displayed at Westminister Pier, London, end of World War II

In a middle of a dream
Ido Meirovich

House of Parliament
Iván Ferrero

New Year Fireworks
Stewart Marsden

A Sunset To Remember
Ahmed Lashin

Big Ben, London
Carlos F. Turienzo

Westminster Bridge
Oscar Lopez

About London
Olavo Azevedo

Westminster Tunnel
Westminster Pedestrian Tunnel, London.. Nader El Assy

Mystical London
David George

Coronation of King George VI 1937
Just after Crowning in King Edwards Chair, but not yet inthroned, the king awaits the Benediction. Date: 12 May 1937

The Hall Carlton House Mansion Westminister Architecture
The Hall, Carlton House. Circa 1808. After a work by August Pugin and Thomas Rowlandson in the Microcosm of London, published in three volumes between 1808 and 1810 by Rudolph Ackermann

Coronation, Crowning of King George VI 1937
Ceremony in Westminister Abbey, the moment when the pageant of religion and slendour, the Archbishop of Canterbury placed St

Golden Jubilee of Queen Victoria 1887
Queen Victoria passing under the screen after the thanksgiving service in Westminister Abbey, London. 21 June 1887

Coronation, Climax to Pageantry 1937
Their Majesties crowned and Inthroned. The splendor of the Interior of Westminster Abbey during the crowning of king George VI

Coronation of George V, receiving the orb
Dean of Westminister delivers the Sovereigns Orb, a hollow gold sphere to King George V in his right hand. Date: 22 June 1911

Investing with the Armill and Royal robe
Dean of Westminister dresses King George V in the Armill (type of bracelet, symbolically known as " the bracelets of wisdom and sincerity")

NFS (London Region) Salvage Corps in action, WW2
The London Salvage Corps was not part of the London Fire Brigade but operated in harmony with it. It came under the umbrella of the NFS during WW2

War Weapons Week and London Fire Brigade fireboats, WW2
The London Fire Brigades fireboat Massey Shaw (which took part in the Dunkirk evacuations) and a fire float are moored at Westminster pier whilst their crews are promoting War Weapons Week

U. N Conference, London
A general view of the delegates of the preparatory commission of the United Nations at the inaugural meeting at Church House, Westminister

Cleopatras Needle, proposed position
A colour illustration of Cleopatras Needle in the proposed position at Westminister. The obelisk now stands on the Victoria Embankment

Transporting Cleopatras Needle
Transportation of the obelisk down the Thames, at Westminister Bridge. The cylinder ship had to be abandoned in the Bay of Biscay due to the stormy conditions of the initial leg of the journey

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"Westminster: Where the Past Meets the Future" In the heart of London, amidst iconic landmarks like Big Ben and Parliament Square, lies Westminster - a place where history unfolds and dreams come alive. From its bustling streets to its majestic architecture, this vibrant district has witnessed countless significant moments that have shaped our world. Step back in time to 1937 when King George VI's coronation took place at Westminster Abbey, marking a new era for the British monarchy. The grandeur of that day still lingers in every corner, reminding us of the rich heritage we inherit. Fast forward to 1887 during Queen Victoria's Golden Jubilee celebrations; jubilant crowds filled the streets as they paid homage to their beloved queen. The echoes of their cheers can still be heard today, resonating with pride and admiration for a remarkable reign. As you stroll along Westminster Bridge, take a moment to admire the breathtaking view - an enchanting sunset casting hues upon the River Thames, and is here that past meets present; where memories intertwine with aspirations for tomorrow. Pause by Parliament Square and gaze up at Big Ben standing tall against London's skyline. Its chimes reverberate through time, symbolizing resilience and unity even in times of change. Venture further towards Westminister Pier and discover another chapter etched into history - U776 surrendered German U-boat now rests silently as a poignant reminder of wartime sacrifice and victory over adversity. On New Year's Eve, join thousands gathered on these very streets to witness an awe-inspiring display of fireworks illuminating the night sky. A spectacle so mesmerizing it feels like being caught "in the middle of a dream, " capturing hopes for what lies ahead. Westminster embodies both tradition and progress; it is where The House of Parliament stands proudly as democracy thrives within its walls. Here decisions are made that shape nations while honoring centuries-old principles. So next time you find yourself in Westminster, let its charm envelop you.