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Nelson outlining his battle plans for Trafalgar, 1805This picture illustrates the famous incident when Nelson, visiting Lord Sidmouth five weeks before Trafalgar, dipped a finger in the port and sketched his plan for the expected battle
Death of Nelson (West)Horatio Nelson is fatally wounded at the Battle of Trafalgar
Nelsons SignalBefore the battle, Nelson sends his famous signal : England expects every man to do his duty
The Battle of Trafalgar, H. M. S. Victory breaks the lineIllustration showing the moment during the Battle of Trafalgar, 21 October 1805, that HMS Victory broke through the enemy line and also the moment of Nelsons mortal wounding
Admiral Nelson and Captain Hardy during TrafalgarDuring the Battle of Trafalgar on 21 October 1805, it was shortly before Nelson was mortally wounded that a shot struck the fore brace bits on the quarter deck and passed between Nelson and Hardy
The HMS Victory - brought in to Portsmouth HarbourThe HMS Victory - in Portsmouth Harbour. Fitted up as a Naval School of Telegrapha before becoming a floating signal school proper (as can be seen on this card) until 1904
H. M. S. Victory flying the famous signal on 21 October 1905As part of the Nelson celebrations of the centenary of his victory at the Battle of Trafalgar, the H.M.S. Victory, his flagship
Keir Hardie addressing suffragettes at Trafalgar SquareKeir Hardie (1856-1915), founder of the Labour party, addressing suffragettes at a free speech meeting in 1908 - Emmeline Pankhurst (1858-1928) and Elizabeth Wolstenholme Elmy (1834-1913)
Battle of Trafalgar (October 21st, 1805). The vessel Prince of Asturias, hoisting the Gravina badge, battles five English vessels. Etching. SPAIN. Madrid. National Library
Coronation 1953, Queen Elizabeth II in golden State coachQueen Elizabeth II drives through Trafalgar Square in central London in the golden State coach on the way to Westminster Abbey for her Coronation on 2 June 1953. Date: 1953
Horatio, Lord NelsonCircular portrait of legendary British naval commander Horatio, Lord Nelson (1758 - 1805) surrounded by scenes depicting his death on the deck of the flagship HMS Victory
Interior of Nelsons flagship, H. M. S. Victory at TrafalgarThis is a sectional drawing of the interior of H.M.S. Victory, Nelsons flagship. It shows how the Victory was fought at the Battle of Trafalgar in 1805
Suffragette Campaign Muriel Matters Pankhurst. The campaign of the suffragettes in October 1908, including demonstration in Trafalgar Square, the trial of Mrs
Trafalgar Square and Lord Nelson. Date: circa 1950
Nelsons last signal at Trafalgar, 21 October 1805At the Battle of Trafalgar on 21 October 1805, Nelson gives his famous last signal England expects that every man will do his duty
HMS Implacable, 1920Photograph of HMS Implacable, formerly the Duguay-Trouin, 1920. This ship was built in France in 1789, served at Trafalgar, and was captured by the Royal Navy shortly thereafter
Grenadier Guards DepartThe Grenadier Guards march through Trafalgar Square, London, preparatory to departing for the Crimea whence many of them will not return
Trafalgar Square 1926Trafalgar Square, London 1926, at night - street lighting, car headlights, Nelsons Column through the gloom. Date: 1926
Cuthbert CollingwoodLORD CUTHBERT COLLINGWOOD English naval commander. Took command on Nelsons death at the Battle of Trafalgar in 1805
Women working during the First World War. Above: in a weapons factory, filling shells with explosives. Below: an outdoor scene with a woman bus conductor
Nelson Sends SignalBefore the battle, Nelson orders his famous signal : England expects every man to do his duty
Trafalgar Square 1930SA lovely summer evening scene in Trafalgar Square, London
London Map 1756London still surrounded by fields, with Tyburn (note the gallows) and Buckingham House on the outskirts. Trafalgar Square doesn t exist, and Mayfair is still undeveloped
Admiralty ArchThe Arch which separates Trafalgar Square from the Mall and the approach to Buckingham Palace
Trafalgar square, Bridgetown, Barbados, West Indies, circa 1900. Date: circa 1900
Twas In Trafalgar's BayThis painting depicts a naval battle between some galleons at Trafalgar Bay, which occurred in 1805, between the British Royal Navy and the combined fleets of the French and Spanish Navies
Portsmouth, Hampshire - HMS Victory flying Nelsons signalPortsmouth, Hampshire - HMS Victory flying Nelsons famous signal ( ENGLAND CONFIDES (expects) THAT EVERY MAN WILL DO HIS DUTY" Date: circa 1910s
Nelsons flagship HMS Victory by G. H. DavisThe ship that links us today with our most famous naval victory and an epitome of the Royal Navys finest traditions: a sectional drawing of Nelsons flagship HMS Victory
Suffragette Emmeline Pankhurst Trafalgar Square. Mrs. Emmeline Pankhurst attending a crowd in Trafalgar Square. Invites them to Rush the House of Commons on 13th october 1908. Date: 1908
Royal Wedding 1947 - bridal processionThe Irish Coach containing Princess Elizabeth and her father, King George VI, swings into Trafalgar Square on its way to Westminster Abbey for the marriage of the Princess to Lieutenant Philip
HMS Implacable at Devonport, 1926Photograph showing a stern view of the frigate HMS Implacable in dry dock at Devonport, 1926. Implacable was one of the ships captured by the Royal Navy at the Battle of Trafalgar in 1805
HMS Victory - 2HMS Victory, Portsmouth, England. A sailor scrubs the main deck. First published The Daily Telegraph Date: circa 1990
Trafalgar Square LionsNelson thanks Edwin Landseer for the lions which are finally installed at the foot of his column in Trafalgar Square. Date: 1867
Trafalgar TavernThe exterior of the Trafalgar Tavern, a popular pub beside the River Thames at Greenwich, London. Date: 1973
Princess Elizabeths Wedding - Procession - Admiralty ArchThe marriage of Princess Elizabeth (future Queen Elizabeth II) to Prince Philip of Greece on 20th November 1947. The wedding procession en route to Westminster Abbey from Buckingham Palace
Paper chasing / W H RobinsonIn post war Britain, permanent features such as Trafalgar Square should be enlisted as sports centers, allowing paper chasers to compete
Nelson StatueLondoners get a chance to admire the Nelson effigy at close quarters, before he is hoisted to the top of his column where only pigeons get close
National Gallery 1906The exterior of the National Gallery fronting onto Trafalgar Square, before the new works of 2003
St James Park 1794A striking view of the park as seen from Buckingham House : Whitehall and Trafalgar Square are inconspicuous, the City a distant prospect, the Mall a delightful place for strolling
Trafalgar Square / ChromoA view of Trafalgar Square looking up towards the National Gallery, showing Nelsons Column, the lions and the fountains
Trafalgar Sq before LionTrafalgar Square before the lions came
Horse drawn fire engine, Trafalgar Square, LondonA horse drawn fire engine races past Trafalgar Square, Central London
Trafalgar Square Fountains, London Date: 1960s
Trafalgar Square, London on a foggy night - the neon lights on the circular dome of the Coliseum Theatre on St. Martins Lane can be seen peeking out over the distant rooftops beyond
Waterloo Place, London - The Crimea MonumentHMS Victorys Signal. The flaghoist signals used by Admiral Horatio Nelson (1758-1805) at the Battle of Trafalgar (1805), England expects that every man will do his duty
An aerial view of Trafalgar Square, London
Punch & Judy Show before the National Portrait GalleryChildren (mostly working boys) watching a Punch & Judy Show before the National Portrait Gallery, London. There is a statue of the famous actor Sir Henry Irving in the background. Date: circa 1910s
Construction of the Lions, Trafalgar Square, London, 1867Engraving showing the construction of the lion statues at the base of Nelsons Column, Trafalgar Square, London, 1867. In the background, one of the lions is kept under wraps