Whitehall Collection (page 9)

Whitehall marked - Winnie of the War Office by Higgins
A fashionable young woman emerges from an office in Whitehall, London during World War One where she has been working, in place of men who are away fighting

Horse Guard on Sentry Duty, London, 1872
Engraving showing a soldier of the Horse Guards on sentry duty in Whitehall, London, 1872. A crowd of spectators, including a girl selling flowers and two children in a pram

London Birdseye 1
Bird s-eye view of London at the end of the 19th century : from Charing Cross through Whitehall to Westminster

Pembroke House, Whitehall, 1854
Engraving showing the exterior of Pembroke House, Whitehall Gardens, London, in 1854. This building was then the office of the British Minister of War

The Admiralty and War Department Offices, London, 1884
Engraving showing the exterior of the British Governments Admiralty and War Department Offices, Whitehall, London, 1884

Privy Council Office, Whitehall, 1846
Engraving showing the exterior of the Privy Council Office in Whitehall, London, 1846. The facade of this building was greatly altered that year, to the designs of Barry

Recruiting for the War in 1914
Photograph showing the recruiting offices at Whitehall besieged by crowds of young men hoping to serve King and country, shortly after the outbreak of World War I in 1914

NUMBER 10 / 1930S
The official residence of the Prime Minister, No 10 Downing Street, Whitehall, London. This building became the official residence in 1735

Whitehall / Cenotaph 1920
Whitehall: the Cenotaph soon after an Armistice Day commemoration

Whitehall in 1746
Whitehall Gate has only 13 years before being demolished in 1759, the street widened into the grand thoroughfare of the next century. The Banqueting Hall on the right

Banqueting House 1927
BANQUETING PALACE by Inigo Jones

Admiralty Screen 1928
THE ADMIRALTY SCREEN. by Robert Adam

Disraeli / Whitehall Revw
Benjamin Disraeli, Earl of Beaconsfield Statesman, writer

London / Whitehall / C17
The Banqueting House

Whitehall 1852
Looking up Whitehall towards Trafalgar Square. with the Treasury on your left and busy traffic including a bus, cab and horse-riders, beggars, tradesmen and a flower seller

Whitehall 1930S
Looking up Whitehall towards Trafalgar Square, with Nelsons Column and the National Gallery in the distance, London

Horseguard Procession
A crowd watching a horseguard procession outside Buckingham Palace, London, returning to Whitehall

Whitehall Congestion1875
Pedestrians and vehicles make slow progress down Whitehall, London

Whitehall / Lantern Slide
The Horse Guards at Whitehall by night

England / London / Whitehall
Whitehall from St Jamess Park

Geological Museum
After starting life in 1835 in Whitehall, the Museum of Practical Geology moves to these premises in Jermyn Street in 1851, and finally to South Kensington in 1935

Whitehall / Govt Offices
Whitehall: Government offices by night

St James Park / Whitehall
Whitehall viewed from St Jamess Park

Sightseers + Horseguard
Sightseers pause to admire a horse guard on sentry duty in Whitehall : unusually, he is carrying a gun

Downing Street 1930S
Number 10 is guarded by a policeman. It has been the offical residence of the British Prime Minister since 1735

India Museum, London
The newly-opened India Museum, in Whitehall Yard, is rich with nice things acquired and brought back from India by our soldiers and administrators

Horse Guards 1804
Horse Guards Parade, after it had been cleared as a parade ground, much frequented by Londoners as a social venue

Horse Guards C18
The Old Horse Guards, seen from St James Park, before the new buildings were erected and the parade ground cleared

Horse Guards, Whitehall
Sightseers watch as troops manoeuvre on Horse Guards Parade, Whitehall : several carriages and sedan chairs can be seen

Philip Sidney Jousts
SIR PHILIP SIDNEY taking part in a tournament at Whitehall, London

Cromwell / Whitehall Home
Oliver Cromwells home near Whitehall, London

Whitehall / Admiralty / Shepherd
The Admiralty, Parliament Street busy with pedestrians and horse carriages - one is going to Blackheath

Four-Poster Bed
A four-poster bed in the home of the Misses Muller at Whitehall, Cheam, Surrey, the house which Queen Elizabeth I used as a Council Chamber when staying at Nonsuch Park

Guards Wearing Busbys
Guardsmen in black bearskin busby hats, marching on parade in Whitehall, central London

Whitehall Guard
A smart guard in his uniform at Whitehall, central London, England

Two Horse Guards
Two royal horse guards riding under an archway at Whitehall, London, probably arriving to take part in the Trooping of the Colour parade

Trooping the Colour
A policeman and a man in a wheelchair are among the spectators of the rehearsal for the Trooping of the Colour at Horseguards Parade, Whitehall, central London

Wwi Peace Procession
World War One Peace Procession of Indian troops saluting the Unknown Warrior at the Cenotaph, Whitehall, London

London / Whitehall / 1680
Birds eye view of Whitehall

Whitehall / Banqueting Hse
The Verger - or perhaps the vicar - describes the building to two visitors

London / Whitehall / 1640
General view of Whitehall

James II Throws Seal
James II throwing the Great Seal of England into the Thames, near Whitehall

William & Mary Crowned
William & Mary are Offered the English Crown at Whitehall : they Accept it

William III and Mary II
William and Mary Accept the bill of Rights

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