Fort St Collection

Armored catfish species, Acanthicus hystrix. Porcupine acanthicus, Acanthicus histrix. Fort St
FLO4649744 Armored catfish species, Acanthicus hystrix. Porcupine acanthicus, Acanthicus histrix. Fort St. Joaquin in the distance. Handcoloured steel engraving by W.H

Malta, Valletta, Vittoriosa, Birgu, Fort St. Angelo

Malta, Valletta, Vittoriosa, Birgu, superyacht and Fort St. Angelo

Fort St. Elmo, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Valletta, Malta, Mediterranean, Europe

Com. Farraguts fleet, passing the forts on the Mississippi, April 24th 1862, pub
AQS331921 Com. Farraguts fleet, passing the forts on the Mississippi, April 24th 1862, pub. by Currier & Ives, 1862 (colour litho) by American School, (19th century); American Antiquarian Society

Madras, from India Ancient and Modern, 1867 (colour litho)
STC418242 Madras, from India Ancient and Modern, 1867 (colour litho) by Simpson, William Crimea (1823-99); Private Collection; The Stapleton Collection; Scottish, out of copyright

Map of Madras at the time of the capture of the town and Fort of St
CHT307802 Map of Madras at the time of the capture of the town and Fort of St. George in 1746 by the French under the command of Mahe de la Bourdonnais, 1750 9coloured engraving) by Moithey

The Dutch siege of Pondicherry in August 1693, illustration from the travel diary of a
CHT176807 The Dutch siege of Pondicherry in August 1693, illustration from the travel diary of a Jesuit missionary (pen & ink and w/c on paper) by French School

Fort St. George Coromandel Coast 18th Century
Fort St. George on the Coromandel Coast. Belonging to the East India Company of England. The fort at Madras, modern Chennai, was founded in 1639 and was the first British fortress in India

Valeua fort St Angelo Malta Sommer & Behles Italian
Valeua from fort St. Angelo. Malta; Sommer & Behles (Italian, 1867 - 1874); 1865 - 1875; Albumen silver print

Pavilion Fort St Nicholas Pavillion pres le Fort
Pavilion near Fort St. Nicholas (Pavillion pres le Fort St. Nicolas); Leon-Eugene Mehedin (French, 1828 - 1905); 1855; Salted paper print; 25.4 x 31.9 cm (10 x 12 9, 16 in.)

Badajos During the Siege of June 1811, engraved by Charles Turner, 1812 (engraving)
XJF115634 Badajos During the Siege of June 1811, engraved by Charles Turner, 1812 (engraving) (b&w photo) by St. Clair, Thomas Staunton (1785-1847) (after); Private Collection; English

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"Fort St: A Historic Gem in the Heart of Malta's Valletta" Nestled within the charming streets of Valletta, Malta, lies the magnificent Fort St. Angelo. With its rich history and breathtaking views, this fortress stands as a testament to the island's past. Dating back to the medieval era, Fort St. Angelo has witnessed countless battles and sieges throughout its existence. From Vittoriosa to Birgu, it has stood strong against invaders, protecting the Maltese archipelago with unwavering determination. As you stroll through its ancient walls, you can almost hear echoes of Com. Farragut's fleet passing by on that fateful day in April 1862 along the Mississippi River. The fort's strategic location made it a vital point for defense during times of conflict. But Fort St. Angelo is not just a symbol of military might; it also holds cultural significance as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Its presence in Valletta showcases Malta's historical importance within Europe and the Mediterranean region. Traveling further east from Europe brings us to Madras in India – an unexpected connection to Fort St. Angelo emerges from an 1867 lithograph depicting this bustling cityscape. It reminds us that history knows no boundaries and intertwines diverse cultures across continents. Meanwhile, another illustration takes us back even further in time – August 1693 during the Dutch siege of Pondicherry on India's Coromandel Coast. This travel diary entry highlights how forts like these played crucial roles in shaping colonial narratives. Returning once more to Malta's shores, we find ourselves captivated by stunning vistas encompassing Valletta, Vittoriosa (Birgu), and their beloved companion - Fort St. Angelo itself standing tall against azure waters. The waterfront comes alive with superyachts gliding gracefully alongside this architectural marvel. Lastly but not leastly, the Valeua fort painting takes us back to the 18th century, showcasing Fort St.