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Group of three Welsh women in traditional costume Date: circa 1890s
Gwrych CastleLantern slide depicting Gwyrich Castle in Wales. Date: circa 1890s
China c. 1880s - Great Wall of China top of the Nankow PassVintage 19th century photograph China c.1880s - Great Wall of China at the top of the Nankow Pass
Lake VyrnwyColour lantern slide depicting Lake Vywnry in Wales. Date: circa 1890s
Happy Valley, LlandudnoLantern slide depicting Happy Valley, Llandudno Date: circa 1890s
Stables of Sidcup House - Black and white lantern slide, depicting empty two-storey building.. Part of Box 399 of the Boswell Collection. Date: circa 1900
A group of Bulgarians. Date: 1880s
1940s East Africa - train Limuru escarpment, Kenya1940s East Africa - train descending the Limuru escarpment, Kenya Photograph by a British army recruitment officer stationed in East Africa and the Middle East during World War II
India - the Amir of Kabul Afghanistan 1860s19th century vintage photograph India - the Amir of Kabul Afghanistan Shepherd and Robertson, 1860s
India - a maharaja, child prince and his officials 1860s19th century vintage photograph India - India - a maharaja and his officials, Shepherd and Robertson, 1860s
India - a maharaja and his officials19th century vintage photograph - India - a maharaja and his officials
Steamer Bonnie PrincessColour lantern slide depicting steamer Bonnie Princess leaving quayside. Date: circa 1890s
Old Baptist Church - Black and white lantern slide. Old church converted to petrol station.. Part of Box 399. Boswell Collection. Date: circa 1900
Smallpox Hospital, London, 1807London Smallpox Hospital, Pancras Place, London, 1807. Built in 1793 near Battle Bridge
Bancroft's Almshouses, Mile End, London, 1807, erected for 24 poor men of the Draper's Company by Francis Bancroft
The Foundling Hospital, Bloomsbury, London, 1807. Founded by Captain Thomas Coram in 1739 to take in orphans and discarded children
View of Westminster Abbey, London, 1807
View of Westminster Abbey, London, 1807View of Westminster Abbey from the River Thames, London, 1807
Section of the pulpit at St. Margaret's, Westminster Abbey
The Altar of the Church of St. Margaret's, Westminster Abbey. With carved and painted Last Supper, stained glass windows above
The Altar of Westminster Abbey, London, 1807The white marble Altar of Westminster Abbey. Designed by Sir Christopher Wren and carved by Grinling GIbbons. Originally in Whitehall Palace, it was granted to the abbey by Queen Anne in 1706
The Altar of St. Mary Aldermanbury, LondonThe carved wooden altar of St. Mary Aldermanbury, with painting of the Last Supper by Old Franks and the Ten Commandments from the Book of Exodus
The Altar of the Church of St. Andrew Undershaft, London, 1807. Built in the 16th century with stained glass windows destroyed by terrorism in 1992
Entrance to Great Portland Street, London, 1807Pasture and farm land of Regent's Park at the north entrance to Great Portland Street, London, 1807
View of Henry Meux's Brewhouse, built around 1796View of Henry Meux's porter Brewhouse, built around 1796. Located on Liquor-pond Street, Clerkenwell, it was known as the Griffin Brewery
View of the dilapidated Croydon Palace in 1807View of the dilapidated Jacobean brick Croydon Palace in 1807. The ancient summer residence of the Archbishop of Canterbury
View in Hyde Park, 1808, showing the Serpentine lake and WestminView in Hyde Park, 1808, showing the Serpentine lake designed by Queen Caroline and Westminster Abbey in the distance
View of Westminster Abbey from Milbank, 1807View of Westminster Abbey and St Paul's Cathedral from the pastures of Milbank, London, 1807
View of Westminster Bridge over the River Thames, London, 1807. Designed by Swiss engineer Charles Labelye and built in 1750
View of the Old Magazine in Hyde Park, London, 1807View of the Old Gunpowder Magazine and the Cottage in Hyde Park, London, 1807. During the Napoleonic Wars, the park was used for artillery and military exercises
West end of Upper Grosvenor Street, London, 1807. View from Hyde Park (with soldiers performing military exercises) across Park Lane towards Grosvenor Square
A curious brick gateway, dated 1599, near Bromley, KentA curious Jacobean brick gateway to a house, dated 1599, near Bromley, Kent. John Gun licensed to let Post Horses, 1599
Interior of the Holy Trinity Priory, Aldgate, London, 1807Interior with vaulted ceilings and arches, Holy Trinity Priory, Aldgate, London, 1807
South side of Fitzroy Square, London, 1807. Neo-classical houses fronted in Portland stone built by the architect Robert Adam
View in the Privy Garden of the Palace of Whitehall, London, 1807. Showing a gate, large house of Margaret, Dowager Duchess of Portland, and gardens
Palladian houses at 105 and 106 Piccadilly, London, 1807Palladian houses on Piccadilly, London. Hell Gate, 105 Piccadilly, home of the late Richard Barry, 7th Earl of Barrymore, later the Isthmian Club.. Coventry House, 106, later the St
The west end of Upper Brook Street, London, 1807. Neo-classical terraces seen from the fields of Hyde Park towards Grosvenor Square
View of Smithfield livestock market, London, 1807View of the south-west corner of Smithfield livestock market, London, 1807. 17th century gabled timber framed buildings and the tower of St Sepulchre-without-Newgate church
Bingley House on Cavendish Square, London, 1807West side of Cavendish Square, London, 1807. Bingley House, a palatial mansion built in 1722 by Thomas Archer for Robert Benson, 1st Baron Bingley, and Francis Shepheard's five-bay house
View in Park Lane, London, 1808. Fields of Hyde Park in the foreground and Georgian houses
View of Devonshire House, London, 1807View of Devonshire House, Piccadilly, London, 1807. Built in the Palladian style with 11 bays for William Cavendish, 3rd Duke of Devonshire
The south-east corner of Guildhall, London, 1807. Gothic town hall built in 1440, home to the City of London Corporation
Hertford House, Manchester Square, London, 1807Hertford House, home of the Wallace Collection, formerly the Duke of Manchester's mansion, London, 1807
East side of Fitzroy Square, London, 1807. Neo-classical houses fronted in Portland stone built by the architect Robert Adam in 1798
View of Chancery Lane, London's legal district, 1808. A dangerous narrow lane with precarious overhanging 17th century architecture
Harewood House, Hanover Square, London, 1807Harewood House on the corner of Hanover Square, Mayfair, London, 1807
Entrance to Hyde Park from Park Lane, 1807The entrance to Hyde Park from Park Lane, 1807
View of Langley House, in Long-Acre, Covent Garden, 1807
Sadler's Horse Repository and Elizabethan houses, LondonView of Sadler's Livery Stables and Horse Repository, built 1800, and ancient Tudor houses on Goswell Street, London. Ancient inconvience contrasted with modern convenience in Goswell Street
York House, Twickenham, 1807. Built for the York family and owned by Count Stahremberg in 1807
The Minced Pie house at Greenwich, 1807The Minced Pie house or Vanbrugh Castle at Greenwich, 1807, built by the architect and dramatist Sir John Vanbrugh
St Pancras Old Church, central London, 18th century. Norman church rebuilt in the Late Tudor era with tower, nave, chancel and porch. Graveyard with headstones. View of the church of St
Map of the city of London and county of Middlesex, circa 1600. London shown as clutch of churches, surrounded by parishes Kensington, Chelsey, St
Map of London in the Anglo-Saxon era, circa 1000 AD
View of Bagshot Lodge, Surrey, late 18th centuryView of Bagshot Lodge, Surrey. Built in the 17th century by Inigo Jones, remodelled in the 1760s by architect James Paine for General George Keppel, Earl of Albemarle
View of Camberwell from the Grove, 1784. Weather vane of the Church of St Giles, orchards and fields of Walnut Grove (now Camberwell Grove). London and St Paul's Cathedral in the distance
View of Deptford on the River Thames, Kent, 1784View of Deptford on the south bank of the River Thames, Kent, 1784. Shipbuilding shore with several large wooden hulls, church towers including St
View of the River Thames at Hammersmith, 1784View of Hammersmith in Middlesex taken from Chiswick, 1784
Figures of Melancholy and Raving Madness at Bedlam, 18th centuryRepresentation of the Capital Figures of Bethlem Hospital Gate, London, 18th century
View of Chiswick in Middlesex, 1784View of Chiswick in Middlesex. St Nicholas church, houses and buildings on the north bank of the River Thames, three ladies on the near bank
The village of Wandsworth, South London, 1784View of the village of Wandsworth, South London, 1784. Showing cattle grazing in fields, windmills, buildings, a pond, etc. Depicted from Grove House, Sir Joshua Vanneck's seat in Roehampton
View of Clapham in Surrey from Clapham Common, London, 1784. Showing the Long Pond, Holy Trinity Church in the village, cattle grazing on the common, trees and hedges
View of Battersea Bridge, Chelsea Old Church, 1784View of Battersea Bridge, Chelsea Old Church, on the River Thames, London, 1784. The 19-span wooden Battersea Bridge was built in 1771 by architect Henry Holland
View of Hare Hall in Essex, 18th century. Taken from the park, showing a fenced pond in front of the mansion, trees in the foreground
Hampton Court Palace on the River Thames, 1784View of Hampton Court Palace on the River Thames, 1784. Buildings of the Tudor palace, second 11-arch wooden bridge built in 1778, ferry boats and sail boats on the river
View of Putney Bridge over the River Thames, London, 1784. Wooden toll bridge built by Thomas Philips in 1729, designed by Sir Jacob Acworth, demolished in 1870
View of the village of Hackney in Middlesex, 1784View of Hackney in Middlesex, 1784. Fields with cattle grazing, the 16th-century St Augustine's Tower among other buildings in the village
View of Thornton Hall in Essex, 18th centuryView of Thornton Hall in Essex, the seat of Lord Petre. Robert Edward Petre, 9th Baron Petre, 1742-1801. Georgian Palladian country house built by architect James Paine in 1764
Richmond in Surrey from the River Thames, 18th centuryView of Richmond in Surrey from the River Thames, 18th century. Richmond Place (now Asgill House), a Palladian villa built by Sir Robert Taylor in 1757, in the foreground
View of the village of Acton, Middlesex, 1784. Rural scene showing sheep grazing in fields, woods, St. Mary's church and houses in Acton
View of Greenwich and the Thames, 1784. Flamsteed House, Royal Observatory, St. Alfrege Church, Royal Hospital (now Royal Naval College), woods and deer park. The River Thames and St
View of Gravesend on the River Thames in Kent, 1784. Two Royal Naval three-masted ships sailing on the Thames in front of St. George's church and the pier at Gravesend
View of the Royal Naval dockyard at Woolwich, London, 1784. A three-masted frigate and mastless hulk on the River Thames, and a hull in drydock
View of Westminster Abbey and St. Margarets Church, 18th centuryView of Westminster Abbey and St. Margarets Church adjoining
View of the Royal Circus, Southwark, 18th century. Equestrian performer Charles Hughes built the Royal Circus and Equestrian Philharmonic Academy in St. Georges Fields in 1782
Foots Cray Place, Sidcup, Kent, 18th century. Country house inspired by Andrea Palladio's Villa Capra built by architect Isaac Ware for Bourchier Cleeve in 1754, demolished in 1950
View of Hayes Place, Bromley, Kent, 18th century. Two figures looking at stags in the gardens. Georgian house built in 1754 for William Pitt, 1st Earl of Chatham, demolished in 1933
David Garrick's Villa, Hampton Court Road, 18th centuryView of David Garrick's Villa, Hampton Court Road, 18th century. Seat of the late David Garrick Esq at Hampton
View of Syon House, 18th century. Redesigned by architect Robert Adam in gardens by Capability Brown for Hugh Percy, 1st Duke of Northumberland
View of Windsor Castle and the river Thames, 1784. The artist sketching on the near bank, a square-sailed barge sailing on the river
All Saints Church at Isleworth, London, 18th centuryView of the 14th century All Saints Church at Isleworth on the River Thames, London, 18th century. Six ferrymen on the near bank use a tow rope to pull a boat along the river
Pastoral view of the River Thames at Mortlake, 1784. Two gentlemen fishing on the near bank, 16th-century tower of St Mary the Virgin church. View of Mortlake in Surrey, from the River Thames
View of the River Thames near the village of Roehampton, 1784. Men fishing on the river banks, ferry boats and sailboats on the river. View of Roehampton in Surrey
Westminster Abbey and Westminster Bridge, 18th centuryView of the city of Westminster Abbey, London, 18th century. Westminster Bridge was built in 1750 by Swiss engineer Charles Labelye. Westminster Hall, St. Margaret's Church tower, St
