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Arch at Wolthorpe, 1844. A...splendid triumphal arch erected at the expense of the Marquis of Exeter. There were spires to the turrets which formed the sides of the arch, and in the centre the Royal arms.... Spectators turn out to see Queen Victoria at Wolthorpe in Northamptonshire. The arch was erected in her honour, to welcome her during her stay at nearby Burghley House.From " Illustrated London News", 1844, Vol V
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Arch at Wolthorpe, 1844 - A Majestic Tribute to Queen Victoria's Visit
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. This print captures the grandeur of the "splendid triumphal arch" erected in honor of Queen Victoria's visit to Wolthorpe in Northamptonshire. The arch, a magnificent architectural feature adorned with spires and the Royal arms, was a symbol of patriotism and celebration. The Marquis of Exeter spared no expense in creating this remarkable structure, which stood proudly on the road leading to nearby Burghley House. As depicted in this engraving from the "Illustrated London News", spectators eagerly turned out to catch a glimpse of their beloved queen as she passed through. The scene is filled with excitement and anticipation as horse-drawn vehicles line the road, carrying curious onlookers who have come from far and wide. The atmosphere is festive, with floral decorations adorning the archway and patriotic fervor filling the air. Queen Victoria's reign marked an era of great significance for Britain, and her visit to Wolthorpe was met with immense enthusiasm. This photograph serves as a testament to that historic occasion, capturing not only the architectural beauty but also showcasing people's admiration for their queen. Preserved by Heritage Images, this print allows us to step back in time and witness firsthand an extraordinary moment in British history. It stands as a reminder of both artistic craftsmanship and national pride during the nineteenth century—a true tribute to Queen Victoria's enduring legacy.
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