Great Grimsby Collection
"Great Grimsby: A Historic Fishing Port and Royal Destination" Step into the rich history of Great Grimsby
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"Great Grimsby: A Historic Fishing Port and Royal Destination" Step into the rich history of Great Grimsby, a charming town that has witnessed significant moments in British politics and royalty. From the iconic engravings capturing the inauguration of new members in the House of Commons to its bustling fishing port, Great Grimsby holds a special place in England's heritage. The town proudly displays its public arms alongside Horsham, Burslem, Orkney, and Duchy of Lancaster. These engravings symbolize the unity and strength found within Great Grimsby's community. One remarkable moment etched in time is when The Prince and Princess of Wales graced Great Grimsby with their presence. This enchanting engraving showcases their visit to this humble fishing port, leaving an indelible mark on its history. As progress continued to shape Great Grimsby's landscape, the grand New Townhall became a prominent landmark. Its architectural beauty stands as a testament to the town's growth and development over time. In another memorable event, The Duke and Duchess of Connaught inaugurated People's Park at Great Grimsby. This picturesque engraving captures their joyous celebration as they opened this green oasis for all residents to enjoy. It also played host to heroes who emerged from conflicts fought by our nation. In black-and-white photographs capturing these brave individuals - new members of the House of Commons - we honor their courage and dedication towards serving our country. The Parish Church ofs James stands tall amidst proposed restoration plans; it offers solace for locals seeking spiritual refuge while showcasing stunning views from every angle. A royal touch was added when His Royal Highness Prince Albert visited Lincolnshire. Engraved forever is his visit to Great Grimsby where he laid down the first stone for its magnificent docks – marking an era-defining moment for both trade and prosperity. Today, visitors can still witness the bustling activity of Great Grimsby's docks.