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Lord Palmerston laying the Foundation-Stone of a Building for the Enlargement of the Sailors Home, Well-Street, London Docks (engraving)
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Lord Palmerston laying the Foundation-Stone of a Building for the Enlargement of the Sailors Home, Well-Street, London Docks (engraving)
1102659 Lord Palmerston laying the Foundation-Stone of a Building for the Enlargement of the Sailors Home, Well-Street, London Docks (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Lord Palmerston laying the Foundation-Stone of a Building for the Enlargement of the Sailors Home, Well-Street, London Docks. Illustration for The Illustrated London News, 15 August 1863.); Look and Learn / Illustrated Papers Collection; English, out of copyright
Media ID 22512534
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Dock Docks Enlargement Foundation Stone Henry John Temple Laying London Docks Lord Palmerston Pier Sailors Home Well Street Wharf Londoner
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This engraving captures a historic moment in London's maritime history. The image showcases Lord Palmerston, the influential British statesman, laying the foundation stone for the enlargement of the Sailors Home in Well-Street, London Docks. The scene is filled with excitement and anticipation as crowds gather to witness this significant ceremony. Lord Palmerston, also known as Henry John Temple, stands at the center of attention, symbolizing his commitment to improving conditions for sailors and seafarers. The building project itself represents an important step towards providing better facilities for those who call London Docks their home away from home. As ships come and go in the bustling port behind them, this new construction promises enhanced accommodations and support services for sailors. The illustration was originally published in The Illustrated London News on August 15th, 1863. Its inclusion in this private collection allows us to glimpse into a bygone era when Britain's naval power dominated global trade routes. Through this engraving, we are transported back to a time when ceremonial events like these were celebrated with great pomp and grandeur. It serves as a reminder of both Lord Palmerston's dedication to public service and the importance placed on supporting those who worked tirelessly at sea. Overall, this print offers us a fascinating window into Victorian England's maritime heritage while highlighting one man's efforts to improve the lives of seafaring individuals within his nation's capital city.
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