Greenwich Collection (page 7)

University of Greenwich, part of Maritime Greenwich, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Greenwich, London, England

Royal Naval College, Pepys Building, London, England

Greenwich market, part of the Maritime Greenwich UNESCO World Heritage Site, Greenwich, London, England

Trafalgar Tavern, Greenwich, London, England

United Kingdom, England, London, Greenwich. View of Greenwich Park, the Royal Observatory (on the hill) the Queens House by Inigo Jones and Christopher Wrens Royal Naval College

Crooms Hill, Greenwich, London, England, UK

Pub in Greenwich, London, England, UK

Shepherd Gate Clock, Greenwich Observatory, Greenwich, London, England, UK

Royal Naval College, Greenwich, London, England, UK

Greenwich Observatory, Greenwich, London, England, UK

Royal Naval College & Docklands skyline, Greenwich, London, England, UK

England, London, Greenwich, Royal Greenwich Park, Paviliion Tea House

England, London, Greenwhich, Royal Greenwhich Park, Royal Observatory

England, London, Greenwich, Royal Observatory, Flamsteed House

England, London, Greenwich, Statue of Admiral Lord Nelson and The Docklands Skyline

England, London, Greenwich, The Cutty Sark

England, London, Greenwich, Old Royal Naval College

England, London, Greenwich, Eltham Palace, The Birthplace of Henry VIII

England, London, Greenwich, Flamsteed House

UK, England, London, View from the Emirates Air Line - or Thames cable car

UK, London, Greenwich, Greenwich Park, National Maritime Musuem and Canary Wharf

UK, London, Greenwich, Greenwich Park and Canary Wharf

England, London, Greenwich, Hull and rudder of the Cutty Sark

England, London, O2 Arena and Docklands Skyline

England, London, Emirates Royal Docks Thames Cable Car Station

England, London, Greenwich Peninsula, Ravensbourne College Buliding Windows, Design by Foreign Office Architects

England, London, Thames Cable Car

England, London, Emirates Greenwich Peninsula Thames Cable Car Station Sign

England, London, Greenwich, Eltham, Eltham Palace

Tulip Stairs
Massimo Cuomo

Greenwich Park

Greenwich Observatory

Greenwich Observatory and Time Ball Victorian period

Waiting for the ferry at Greenwich Pier, London

River Thames Greenwich Pier London Victorian period

Paddle steamer, Greenwich Pier, River Thames, London

Greenwich Pier, River Thames, London Date: 19th century

Greenwich Pier, London, Victorian period

Greenwich Pier River Thames London Victorian period

1832 Victorian Map of Greenwich

Greenwich and Royal Hospital, London - Painted by landscape artist Alfred Robert Quinton for the Sevenoaks based publishing and printing company J. Salmon, and reproduced as a local view postcard

Cartoon, Retribution, or the Greenwich Dinner, with Lord Palmerston, Liberal Prime Minister (L) and Lord John Russell, Liberal Foreign Secretary (R)

Dinner at Trafalgar Tavern, Greenwich, SE London
Dinner down the River Thames, at the Trafalgar Tavern, Greenwich, SE London - Date: 1862

Greenwich Village, New York
A painting of Greenwich Village, a neighbourhood of tree lined streets in New York, USA. Date: circa 1916

Power Station, Greenwich
A painting which shows a misty view of a power station by the river Thames at Greenwich, southeast London, which opened in 1902. A boat if travelling nearby. Date: circa 1915

Queen Mary's Personal Secretaire Bookcase, HMS Medina
Queen Mary's Personal Secretaire Bookcase - The Royal Yacht, HMS Medina, 1911-1912 Coronation Expedition to India for the Durbar. Designed and made for Her Majesty by Waring and Gillow

Greenwich Observatory - Telescope Date: 1925

General election- a scene at the Constitutional club
The general election, a scene at the constitutional club. Victorian men at the Constitutional Club in Northumberland Avenue

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Greenwich, a place steeped in history and charm. As I gaze upon the old street map of The Isle of Dogs and River Thames at Greenwich from 1908, I am transported back to a time when this area was bustling with activity. One particular image catches my eye - The Dolly Sisters in New York. These glamorous sisters were known for their dazzling performances and captivating beauty, leaving audiences mesmerized wherever they went. But it is the majestic Cutty Sark that truly captures the essence of Greenwich. An old Tea Clipper that once sailed across oceans, it stands as a testament to London's rich maritime heritage. In 1923, it must have been an awe-inspiring sight as it glided through the waters with grace and elegance. Not far from here lies The Hollies Children's Home in Sidcup, Kent. A place where young hearts found solace and care during challenging times - a reminder of the compassion that exists within our society. Greenwich Park holds its own significance as well; hosting events such as the London Olympic 2012 Equestrian and Modern Pentathlon Test Event. It witnessed athletes pushing their limits while spectators cheered them on with fervor. As I explore further into Greenwich's treasures, I stumble upon the National Maritime Museum nestled amidst Canary Wharf's towering structures. Here, one can delve into Britain's seafaring past while admiring London arms and seals that symbolize its strength and resilience. Venturing beyond Greenwich's borders leads me to Stanstead Abbotts - The Bridge; an architectural marvel connecting communities over tranquil waters – bridging gaps both physical and metaphorical. Grove Park Hospital in Lewisham serves as a beacon of hope for those seeking healing in South East London – reminding us of humanity’s capacity for care even amidst adversity. Lastly, ASC Barracks stands tall in Grove Park too – serving as a reminder of our armed forces' dedication to protecting our nation's values and freedoms.