York House Collection
"Discover the Rich History and Beauty of York House" Step back in time with a captivating panorama of London, captured in an exquisite engraving from 1616
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"Discover the Rich History and Beauty of York House" Step back in time with a captivating panorama of London, captured in an exquisite engraving from 1616. This stunning artwork showcases the grandeur of York House, standing proudly amidst the bustling cityscape. Immerse yourself in the refined elegance of Mr Pepys Library, housed within York Building. Glimpse into its interior through an enchanting engraving that transports you to a bygone era filled with knowledge and intellectual pursuits. Transporting us further into history is a vibrant colour lithograph from 1899, depicting York House and Garden on Church Street in Kensington. The lush greenery surrounding this architectural gem invites visitors to wander through its grounds and revel in its serene beauty. From another perspective entirely, we are treated to a breathtaking view of Westminster Bridge as seen from Mr Scheves Sugar House across from York House. An intricately detailed engraving captures this iconic landmark against the backdrop of London's ever-evolving skyline. Delve deeper into literary heritage as we explore "The Book of Thames, " where an engraving commemorates York House as the birthplace of Bacon. This notable connection adds yet another layer to the historical significance held within these walls. Uncover relics from ancient times with a fascinating engraving showcasing the Watergate at York House - remnants that speak volumes about London's rich past. These artifacts serve as tangible reminders of the city's enduring legacy. A glimpse into Whitehall reveals yet another facet of York House's allure through an enchanting engraved depiction dating back to 1790. Marvel at its majestic architecture nestled among other prominent landmarks, evoking a sense of awe-inspiring grandeur. Travel even further back in time with a facsimile copy detail published in 1647 - capturing not only London but also offering insight into how our ancestors experienced life around York House during this period. Finally, feast your eyes upon "The Water-Gate of York House" in Buckingham Street, Strand.