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Greenwich Park
circa 1840: London and the River Thames from Greenwich Park. The Royal Observatory can be seen on the left, and the Royal Naval Hospital on the right. Sailors and their families enjoy the park in the foreground. The Hospital designed by Sir Christopher Wren was founded in 1694. In 1869 the Hospital closed and in 1873 the building became the Royal Naval College which closed in 1998. (Photo by Hulton Archive/Getty Images)
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This print takes us back in time to Greenwich Park, circa 1840. The image showcases the stunning view of London and the River Thames from this iconic park. On the left, we can spot the distinguished Royal Observatory, while on the right stands the grand Royal Naval Hospital, both architectural marvels of their time. In the foreground of this historic scene, sailors and their families are seen enjoying a leisurely day in the park. This glimpse into everyday life offers a fascinating insight into roles and occupations during that era. Men and women can be observed engaging in various activities, creating a vibrant atmosphere filled with laughter and joy. Designed by renowned architect Sir Christopher Wren, the Royal Naval Hospital was established in 1694 to serve those who served at sea. However, as times changed, so did its purpose. In 1869, it closed its doors only to reopen four years later as the esteemed Royal Naval College until its closure in 1998. The Hulton Archive has beautifully captured this momentous piece of history through their lens. With impeccable detail and composition, they have preserved not just an image but also a story that speaks volumes about London's past. This remarkable print is sure to transport any viewer back in time while offering a window into an era long gone but forever cherished.
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