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Airy / Sambourne / PunchSIR GEORGE BIDDELL AIRY Astronomer Royal 1835-1881, depicted with the red time ball of the Greenwich Observatory
Cable Passed to HulkThe cable is passed from the works to a hulk at Greenwich, from which it will be passed into tanks for loading aboard the Great Eastern
Atlantic Cable CoiledAt Greenwich the cable is carefully coiled in tanks before loading aboard the Great Eastern - enough to stretch from one side of the ocean to the other !
Atlantic Cable LoadedThe cable is brought to Greenwich and transferred into tanks before loading aboard the Great Eastern - enough to stretch from one side of the ocean to the other !
Greenwich Railway ArchesLONDON-GREENWICH RAILWAY Elevated on arches, the line passes St Jamess church, Bermondsey
Blackheath Road SchoolBlackheath Road board school, Greenwich
Greenwich RailwayLONDON-GREENWICH RAILWAY Elevated on either arches or embankment throughout most of its length, the line passes over the south-eastern outskirts of London
Greenwich Railway 1836LONDON-GREENWICH LINE Elevated on either arches or embankment throughout most of its length, the line passes St Jamess church, Bermondsey, as well as gardens
James I Hunt, GreenwichJames I and his daughter Elizabeth (later the Winter Queen of Bohemia) go deer- hunting successfully in Greenwich Park
Small Manual Engine / 1870A small manual fire engine constructed by the well-known firm of fire engineers, Messrs. Merryweather & Sons of Greenwich. Date: 1870
Queens HouseA view of the Queens House Greenwich. Built by Inigo Jones in the early 17th century for Anne of Denmark
Steam Engine / GreenwichPenns marine-engine factory at Greenwich: The large machine-shop and turnery
Hancocks Steam CarriageThe Era one of several steam carriages built by Hancock : this one plied between Greenwich and London, and must have given passengers a bumpy and smelly ride
Greenwich LaneA picturesque view of the lane leading into Ship Street
Observatory in WinterThe Observatory under snow
Ship Inn, GreenwichThe Ship tavern on a summer evening : guests enjoy the panoramic view of the Thames
Frobishers ExpeditionMartin Frobisher sails down the Thames, passing Greenwich Palace, on his expedition in search of a north-west passage
Greenwich Obs / Gt EquatThe great equatorial
Greenwich Obs / GeometrieA view of Greenwich Observatory
Vanbrugh House GreenwichA view of Vanbrugh House from Greenwich Park, with free roaming deer
Observatory HillPeople enjoy the fine weather and finer views on the long sweep of grass down from Observatory Hill In Greenwich Park
Deer on Observatory HillThe view from Observatory Hill in Greenwich Park - with free roaming deer. The old Royal Naval College and Queens House can be seen in the distance
Greenwich Pk ObservatoryDeckchairs are laid out at the Greenwich Observatory for spectators to take in the splendid view down to the River Thames
Horses at Greenwich ParkHorses and donkeys used for taxis and childrens rides take a breather whilst being fed and watered on Blackheath, by the main Greenwich Park entrance
Hour Glasses17th century Hour-Glasses in Greenwich parish church
Greenwich / Naval TrainingROYAL NAVAL COLLEGE Training naval cadets on a swinging model boat
Greenwich PalaceGREENWICH PALACE, named by Henry VI PLACENTIA (pleasant place); later it was a biscuit factory, demolished by Wren 1694 to make way for the Royal Naval Hospital
Greenwich Hospital / HardyGreenwich Hospital set against a choppy River Thames
Greenwich Hospital / 1800Greenwich Hospital
John Evelyn / TookeyJOHN EVELYN English diarist and author, Treasurer of Greenwich Hospital and founding member of the Royal Society
John Evelyn / WorthingtonJOHN EVELYN English diarist, chronicler of his travels and contemporary events, and Treasurer of Greenwich Hospital
Peasants RevoltPEASANTS REVOLT: Richard II sails down the Thames to Greenwich to meet the rebels
Thames / Greenwich / Cooke sThe Thames at Greenwich seen from Deptford