Special Event Collection
"Capturing History: A Glimpse into Special Events of the Past" Step back in time to witness extraordinary moments that shaped history
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"Capturing History: A Glimpse into Special Events of the Past" Step back in time to witness extraordinary moments that shaped history. Lord Roberts and his esteemed staff stand tall, marking the Occupation of Pretoria in South Africa, 1899. The black and white photograph transports us to a significant turning point. Convalescent soldiers find solace at General Hospital No. 10, Bloemfontein, South Africa, 1899. Their resilience shines through as they heal their wounds and forge bonds amidst the chaos of war. Captain John Grant Malcolmson VC proudly wears the Queen Victoria Diamond Jubilee Medal 1897 for his exceptional service with the 3rd Regiment of Bombay Light Cavalry. This metal emblem symbolizes bravery beyond measure. J Pargiter from Metropolitan Police receives recognition with another Queen Victoria Diamond Jubilee Medal 1897. It represents dedication and commitment to upholding law and order within bustling city streets. An enchanting litho New Year card from circa 1885 reminds us of timeless traditions passed down through generations. "The old story for the New Year" brings warmth and nostalgia as we welcome fresh beginnings. A captivating black and white photo captures the grandeur of Horse Guards Parade during the Review of Indian Army Contingent in June 1897. The troops' precision reflects their unwavering loyalty towards their nation. Travel further back to February 1840 near Madras where Tanjore Durbar unfolds its splendor on watercolor canvas. Rich cultural heritage meets regal opulence against a backdrop steeped in history. Witness Shah Shoojah-ool-Moolk's Durbar-Khaneh at Cabaul [sic], an awe-inspiring gathering that exudes power and prestige dating back centuries ago—a testament to enduring legacies etched into our memories forevermore. North West Mounted Police gather at Chelsea Barracks for Diamond Jubilee celebrations in 1897.