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$London, England 1800s: \nThe Palace of Westminster the Parliament of the United Kingdom in London, England. \nCommonly called the Houses of Parliament with the House of Commons and House of Lords.\n\nThe Chamber of the House of Commons measures 14 by 20.7 metres and is plainer in style than the Lords Chamber; the benches, as well as other furnishings in the Commons side of the palace, are coloured green. Other parliaments in Commonwealth nations, India, Canada, Australia, have copied the colour scheme with green and red.$

Cancelled Stamp From The United States Featuring Captain John Smith And Jamestown. Smith Lived From 1580 Until 1631.

$Old War Office Building, Old War Office Building, Whitehall Inner London, Central London; City Of Westminster, England, United Kingdom. 29 July 2024. City, Street, Buildings, Raffles London at The OWO ( Old War Office Building ) Architecture. Central London -Whitehall / Horseguards Avenue. George Duke of Cambridge statue.\n\nAdditional information: the George, Duke of Cambridge statue:\n\nThe statue of Prince George, Duke of Cambridge, an outdoor bronze sculpture created by sculptor Adrian Jones. The work was unveiled in 1907 and stands in Whitehall, London, United Kingdom.\n\nArtist: Adrian Jones (1845–1938), a British sculptor.\n\nThe Date of Creation:\nThe statue was completed and unveiled in 1907.\n\nLocation:\nThe statue is situated in Whitehall, an area in Central London.\n\nThe statue commemorates Prince George, Duke of Cambridge (1819–1904), who was a senior British Army officer and a cousin of Queen Victoria. \n\nCopyright Status:\n\nAs the statue was created in 1907 and both the artist and the subject have been deceased for well over 70 years, the work is in the public domain and free of copyright protection.$

London, UK - 9th of August, 2019 - A low angle view of King James II statue.

London, United Kingdom - June 22, 2018: UK Field Marshal Earl Haig Memorial bronze statue in city of Westminster made by Alfred Hardiman in 1937

chester, uk, march 11, 2023The old 'Art Gallery' building in Bridge Street in chester displays a statue of a king with an inscription which reads To God, my King and my Country

Vintage photograph of Busy city street outside the Bank of England, London, Victorian 19th Century

Glasgow, Scotland, UK - 9th April, 2011: A young woman leans against the equestrian statue of the Duke of Wellington at the front of Glasgow's Museum of Modern Art (GOMA). The statue famously almost always has a traffic cone on its head.

Busy roads of horse drawn carriages outside Royal Exchange and Bank of England

Central London, The City of Westminster, England, United Kingdom, Great Britain, Europe - December 26th, 2023: A daylight photo shows the iconic London County Hall building and its facade alongside the river Thames, one of Great Britain's most historical landmarks.

A front view of HM Treasury written on a stone on the government department's building exterior in the City of Westminster, central London.

Robert Clive's statue and Churchill War Rooms in London, Great Britain.

Exterior architectural feature of the Birkbeck Building - a National Historic Site of Canada.

London, United Kingdom - February 02, 2019: Royal Exchange front gate near Bank station. It is centre of commerce, first opened 1571, currently housing stores and restaurants

London Financial district on a foggy day in November 2022. There is a memorial statue and people outside the Royal exchange. The memorial was unveiled 12 November 1920. The stone-carver and letterer was William Silver Frith, and the architect was Sir Aston Webb. London, England, UK.

Between the Churchill War Rooms and HM Treasury Building.

Low angle view of Bank of England, Royal Exchange, and Duke of Wellington equestrian statue (1844) with skyscrapers and construction in background.

Busy Piccadilly Circus horse drawn carriages bus and taxis outdoor tourist landmark

The politicians of the Volksraad at the Ou Raadsaal in Pretoria, South Africa. Vintage photo etching circa 19th century. At this time it was the home of the Volksraad (People’s Council).

A Manhattan monument and statue, adorning the facade of the Big Apple Public Library. It is an icon in the world.

Liverpool, England - July 29, 2024: This image shows an exterior architectural view of St. George's Hall in Liverpool, completed in 1854.

Equestrian statue of the Duke of Wellington, City of London, UK

A distinguished statue of Cardinal John Henry Newman located in London, capturing the essence of his influential legacy as a theologian and scholar. The statue stands prominently in a public space, reflecting Newman's contributions to religious thought and education. This image showcases the detailed craftsmanship of the sculpture against the backdrop of the bustling city, making it a significant landmark for visitors and admirers of his work.

$London Financial district on a foggy day in November 2022. The inscription on the statue reads;\nOn 19th July 1838 the Court of Common Council of the City of London agreed to a contribution of £500 toward the cost of the above statue of the Duke of Wellington in appreciation of his efforts in assisting the passage of the London Bridge Approaches Act 1827. This Act led to the creation of King William Street. The government donated the metal, which is bronze from captured enemy cannon melted down after the Battle of Waterloo, and valued at the time at £1500. The total cost of the statue was £9000. The remainder being raised by public subscription.\nThe sculptor, Sir Francis Chantrey (1781 to 1841), was commissioned in 1838 but died before the work was completed. It was finished by his assistant Henry Weekes (1807 to 1877).\nThe Lord Mayor, William Magnay, unveiled the statue on 18th June 1844, the anniversary of Waterloo, in the presence of his guest the King of Saxony.$

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The colonnade outside the former Royal Exchange at Bank in the City of London. The original Royal Exchange was founded in the 16th century as a commercial centre for the City but the current building is the third, and was opened by Queen Victoria in 1844. It now contains high-end restaurants, eateries and bars as well as luxury shops. The City of London proclamation of the new monarch, King Charles III, took place at the Royal Exchange on 10th September 2022, following long tradition.

The Bank Of England fondly known as ‘The Old Lady Of Threadneadle Street’ is where Britains gold reserves are kept and is responsible for the issue of banknotes.

Winston Churchill's Old War Office and new Raffles London at The OWO, 12 Nov 2023, London

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