Hanoverian (1714 – 1837)
Explore objects, stories and blogs that reveal London life in the 18th and early-19th century, when five kings from the House of Hanover ruled Britain.
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Disability, as seen in 18th-century art
We look at four artworks to see how disabled people were portrayed in the 18th century
Rights & Activism
Rights & Activism
Olaudah Equiano: Writer & abolitionist
A freed enslaved man whose life story drove the abolition of the British trade in enslaved Africans
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From royal menagerie to murderous gardener: A holiday in Georgian London
Elizabeth Chivers’ unpublished diary reveals stories of ghosts and iconic landmarks in 1814 London
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Paintings, Prints & Drawings
Paintings, Prints & Drawings
Temple of Concord in the Green Park (etching and engraving)
Neale, J.P.
1814-12-01
Paintings, Prints & Drawings
Paintings, Prints & Drawings
A view of St. James's Palace, Pall-Mall, etc (engraving)
Bowles, Thomas, Bowles, Carington, Sayer, Robert
1753
Printed Ephemera
