Accommodated Collection

Travel in North China, how the hapless tourist is accommodated (b / w photo)
6003727 Travel in North China, how the hapless tourist is accommodated (b/w photo) by European Photographer, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Travel in North China)

Scene from "Apartments, Visitors to the Exhibition may be accommodated
1625663 Scene from " Apartments, Visitors to the Exhibition may be accommodated, " at the Princess Theatre (engraving) by English School

Great Monoplane Built Inhabited Wing Principle
A great monoplane built on the "inhabited wing" principle

Patients in B Ward at Quex Park VAD Hospital
B Ward at Quex Park VAD Hospital was sited in Gallery 1 of the two museum galleries then existing. This room had been built as a pavilion in the garden of Quex House in 1896

Belgian refugees accommodated at Alexandra Palace, WW1
A huge bedroom in North London - the Central Hall of Alexandra Palace used to accommodate a number of Belgian refugees arriving in London in the early weeks of the First World War. Date: 1914

Scene from Apartments: Visitors to the Exhibition May be Accommodated at the Princess Theatre, London, Uk, 1851 Engraving

The Householders Share in the War
Billeting troops in an English village during World War One. As volunteers were trained, they needed to be housed and many home owners accommodated soldiers

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Exploring North China's rich culture, a hapless tourist is warmly accommodated by locals, creating a memorable travel experience. A scene reminiscent of "Apartments: Visitors to the Exhibition may be Accommodated," this image from the Princess Theatre showcases the hospitality and kindness that transcends borders. Meanwhile, in the realm of innovation, Sir George Cayley's drawings of the great monoplane with the inhabited wing principle paved the way for modern aviation, accommodating our dreams of flight. In times of war, accommodating those in need became a priority. Patients in B Ward at Quex Park VAD Hospital were given a temporary home during World War 1, while Belgian refugees found solace at Alexandra Palace. As we continue to adapt and innovate, let us not forget the importance of accommodating one another, whether it be through acts of kindness or groundbreaking inventions.