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View from near Ballast Quay, c. 1893
R. S. E. Gaillon, lithographer and artist;
published by W. Day
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View from the west side of Greenwich peninsula
with fishing boats and nets in the middle
ground.
Between the Royal Hospital for Seamen
(Old Royal Naval College) and the foreground
can be seen Ballast Quay with its georgian
houses and, close by, the pretty facade of
Trinity Hospital Almshouses, a Greenwich
Charity founded in 1614.
On the east (near) side
of the Royal Hospital stands the "Old
George" public house which was demolished
in 1837 and replaced by the Trafalgar
Tavern designed by Joseph Kay.
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Greenwich
Hospital,
1792 |
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Greenwich
Palace,
River Front,
Greenwich, 1840 |
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Nelson
Road,
Greenwich, 1937 |
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