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11. The Embarkation of His Majesty George the Fourth on board the 'Royal George' Yacht. Off Greenwich to visit his Scottish Dominions, 18 August 1822
*The Embarkation of His Majesty George the Fourth on board the 'Royal George' Yacht. Off Greenwich to visit his Scottish Dominions, 18 August 1822 A print of King George IV leaving Greenwich on the Royal yacht 'Royal George' (1817). Royal yachts have been used since the reign of Charles II...
12. The King of Sweden at the Thames Ironworks.
*The King of Sweden at the Thames Ironworks. The launching of a ship was always a special occasion at the Thames Ironworks. Dignitaries from countries that had placed orders at the works would...
13. The King's speech in Neptune Hall.
*The King's speech in Neptune Hall. King George VI speaking to invited guests in Neptune Hall during the formal opening of the National Maritime Museum on 27 April 1937.
14. The Observatory.
*The Observatory. A brown wash depiction of the Royal Observatory Greenwich, by F Earp. The Royal Observatory Greenwich, home of Greenwich Mean Time and the Prime...
15. The opening of the Blackwall Tunnel by the Prince of Wales.
*The opening of the Blackwall Tunnel by the Prince of Wales. Throughout the 19th century, the opening of new transport facilities such as bridges, railways or tunnels always aroused great enthusiasm. Members of...
16. The opening of the National Maritime Museum: at the Caird Entrance.
*The opening of the National Maritime Museum: at the Caird Entrance. The Royal party at the Caird Entrance after the the opening of the National Maritime Museum on 27 April 1937. In the foreground is the hull model of...
17. The opening of the new London Bridge.
*The opening of the new London Bridge. The full title of this print was 'The opening of the new London Bridge by their most Gracious Majesties William the 4th & Queen Adelaide.' As...
18. The north west prospect of Greenwich in the county of Kent.
*The north west prospect of Greenwich in the county of Kent. A view of Greenwich in 1739, as seen from the Isle of Dogs. The buildings of the Royal Hospital for Seamen, the Royal Observatory and the church of...
19. The National Maritime Museum, London.
*The National Maritime Museum, London. The National Maritime Museum, occupying the buildings of the Queen's House, the Royal Observatory and the Royal Hospital School. It opened as the...
20. The large sailing ship in the reign of Richard II.
*The large sailing ship in the reign of Richard II. The vessel shown here would have been used on rivers and coastal waters only. By the 14th century most sea-going ships began to be built with...
 
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