1870s - 1900 Gallery
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Featured 1870s - 1900 Print
Queen Victoria at the Royal Naval Expo BL10832A
ROYAL HOSPITAL, Royal Hospital Road, Chelsea, London, SW3. A group portrait of Queen Victoria with Edward, Prince of Wales behind her, the royal family and other dignitaries outside the Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Company (P&O) exhibit. The Royal Naval Exhibition took place between 2nd May to 24th October 1891 in the grounds of the Royal Hospital, Chelsea. Photographed by Bedford Lemere and Co in June 1891
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Featured 1870s - 1900 Print
West Ilsley Downs CC97_02717
WINDMILL HILL, West Ilsley, Berkshire. Ladies and children walking in the beautiful landscape of the West Ilsley Downs. A meandering path leads the eye on towards the windmill on Windmill Hill. It seems that the windmill fell into disrepair soon after, by 1907. The unfenced Downs were huge sheep pastures. Photographed in the 1890s by Henry Taunt
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Featured 1870s - 1900 Print
Mason's College, Birmingham BL14248
MASON'S COLLEGE, Paradise Street, Birmingham. Inside the Natural History Museum. Established as a college of science by Josiah Mason in 1880 it was intended to equip its graduates to serve local industry. The curriculum was confined to maths, physics, chemistry, natural sciences, physiology and engineering. The building was demolished in the 1960s to make way for the new public library. The photographer's daybook records J A Cossins as the architect. Photographed by Bedford Lemere and Co. in 1897
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