Trafalgar Collection (#8)

Part Of Letter Written By Admiral Horatio Nelson Just Before The Battle Of Trafalgar. From The Book Short History Of The English People By J.R. Green, Published London 1893

Sir Thomas Masterman Hardy 1769 To 1839 Vice Admiral British Naval Officer Engraved By H Robinson After R Evans From The Book National Portrait Gallery Volume V Published C 1835

Sir Edward Codrington 1770 To 1851 British Admiral Hero Of The Battle Of Trafalgar And The Battle Of Navarino Engraved By J Cochran After Sir T Lawrence From The Book National Portrait Gallery Volume

The Battle Of Trafalgar From The Picture In The Vernon Gallery, Drawn By C. Stamfield, Engraved By J. Cousen
The Battle Of Trafalgar From The Picture In The Vernon Gallery, Drawn By C. Stamfield, Engraved By J.Cousen

Death Of Lord Nelson. Horatio Nelson, Lord Nelson, Viscount Nelson, 1758-1805. British Naval Commander. Engraved By J.Rogers Painted By A.W.Devis

The Battle Of Trafalgar, October 21, 1805. Illustration By Westall. From The Book The Life Of Nelson By Robert Southey Published London, 1883

Vice Admiral Horatio Nelson, Lord Nelson, 1St Viscount Nelson, 1St Duke Of BrontA©1758 - 1805
Vice Admiral Horatio Nelson, Lord Nelson, 1St Viscount Nelson, 1St Duke Of Bronte1758 - 1805. British Naval Commander. From The Book Crabbs Historical Dictionary Published 1825

Statue Of King Charles I By Hubert Le Sueur In Trafalgar Square, London, England. From Memoirs Of The Martyr King By Allan Fea Published 1905

The Dome Of The National Gallery Against A Stormy London Sky; London, England

Lighthouse At Cape Trafalgar; Zahora, Spain

The Capo De Trafalgar; Andalucia, Spain

A Person Surfing In The Waves Along The Coast Of Cape Trafalgar; Cadiz, Andalusia, Spain

Paddleboarding In The Waves Along The Coast Of Cape Trafalgar; Cadiz, Andalusia, Spain

Spain, Andalusia, Wind Surfing In Cape Trafalgar; Cadiz

Battle of Trafalgar heroes
A document remembering the names of those who died fighting for the Spanish at the Battle of Trafalgar. Date: 1805

Nelsons Column and National Gallery, London
Nelsons Column and National Gallery, Trafalgar Square, London. early 19th century

West End riots, 1886 - A friend of the working man
Unemployed men debating the issues of the moment, sketched at the demonstration at Trafalgar Square, London, at the time of the West End riots in 1886

Trafalgar Square in the Ice Age : a vision of past and present. A scene suggested by the discovery of fossil bones beneath Trafalgar Square : the site in the Ice Age showing hippos, aurochs

Northumberland Avenue Hotels, London
The World Famous Northumberland Avenue Hotels in London - The Metropole, The Victoria and The Grand. Date: 1910s

Grand Hotel, Trafalgar Square, London - on the corner of The Strand and Northumberland Avenue. Date: 1908

London. Picadilly. Socialist agitation. February 8, 1886. En
Great Britain. London. Socialist agitation. Protesters encouraged to theft and looting in shops Picadilly during the meeting of the Socialist leader Burns in Trafalgar Square. February 8, 1886

Suffragette Flora Drummond Trafalgar Square. Mrs. Flora Drummond, arm raised, invites the crowd to Rush the House of Commons on 13th October 1908. Mrs

Trafalgar Square
14th March 1927: Trafalgar Square in Bridgetown Barbados, showing the War Memorial and Post Offices. (Photo by Topical Press Agency/Getty Images)

Battle of Trafalgar (1805). The French ship Bucentaure and the Spanish one Trinidad. Litography. SPAIN. Madrid. Navy Museum

Coronation 1953, crowds in Trafalgar Square
Unprecedented crowds thronging Trafalgar Square hoping to catch a glimpse of Queen Elizabeth II as the procession moves through from Buckingham Palace to Westminster Abbey for the Coronation of Queen

Admiral Nelsons day cabin in the H. M. S. Victory
The interior of the famous H.M.S. Victory as shown for the first time in colour after its redecoration and restoration as it would have appeared at the Battle of Trafalgar in 1805

Celebrations in Trafalgar Square after the Relief of Mafekin
Illustration showing the crowd, filling every inch of Trafalgar Square, celebrating the news of the Relief of Mafeking, during the Boer War, 1900

London Police Box
Police boxes used to adorn the East and West corners of Trafalgar Square and were the smallest police stations in London. The lamps at the top came from HMS " Victory"

Battle of Trafalgar
The Belleisle crippled but unconquered

Trafalgar / Lantern Slide
Trafalgar Square at night showing the fountains

The Death of Nelson after the painting by Daniel Maclise. Horation Nelson (1758-1805) on board HMS Victory at the Battle of Trafalgar

The Queen at the Launch of Trafalgar, 1841, (1900). Queen Victoria launches HMS Trafalgar, a warship of 120 guns, at Woolwich, 21 June 1841

Trafalgar Square with fountain, London
Trafalgar Square with fountain, and the National Gallery behind it, London. Date: circa 1960s

Trafalgar Square with fountains and pigeons, London. Also visible are the National Gallery (left) and St Martin-in-the-Fields Church (right). Date: circa 1960s

View of Trafalgar Square and fountain, London, with people enjoying the sunshine. early 1960s

A diagram of the proposed Charing Cross Bridge
Plans for a new double-decker bridge at Charing Cross, designed by Sir Owen Williams and at the time recently approved by a royal commission

West End riots: ducking an unpopular speaker, 1886
Ducking an unpopular speaker at an open air meeting of unemployed East End dock workers and artisans in Trafalgar Square. The people were stirred to violence following incendiary speeches

West End riots: break up of Trafalgar Square meeting, 1886
At an open air meeting of unemployed East End dock workers and artisans in Trafalgar Square, the people were stirred to violence following incendiary speeches, and rioted

West End riots, 1886 - a crowd
A crowd of unemployed men debating ths issues of the moment, sketched at the demonstration at Trafalgar Square, London, at the time of the West End riots in 1886

West End riots, 1886 - What do you think?
three unemployed men debating the issues of the moment, sketched at the demonstration at Trafalgar Square, London, at the time of the West End riots in 1886

West End riots, 1886 - a two men in discussion
Two men in discussion, sketched at the demonstration at Trafalgar Square, London, at the time of the West End riots in 1886

Night view of Trafalgar Square, London, England, with neon advertising signs reflected in the water of the fountain, and a lion in silhouette. circa 1910

Nelsons Column - Trafalgar Square, London Date: circa 1910s

Horatio Nelson, British naval officer
Lord Horatio Nelson (1758-1805), British naval officer, with the Battle of Trafalgar depicted in the background. circa 1805

Trafalgar Square and Nelsons Monument, London - at night Date: circa 1910s

A corner of Trafalgar Square - view of fountain and statue at right, reflections in water. Part of Box 34 Boswell Collection - London Streets. Date: circa 1890s

National Gallery, Trafalgar Square, London, Statue of Gordon
National Gallery, Trafalgar Square, London with view of the Statue of Major-General Charles George Gordon by Hamo Thornycroft, removed in 1943 and re-sited on the Victoria Embankment in 1953

The Trafalgar Square of 100, 000 years ago
When lions really crouched where Nelson now stands: the Trafalgar Square of 100, 000 years ago, its flora and fauna and interglacial landscape

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"Remembering the Historic Battle of Trafalgar: A Glimpse into Nelson's Heroic Legacy" In 1805, Admiral Nelson meticulously outlined his battle plans for Trafalgar, a pivotal moment in naval history. The Death of Nelson by West immortalizes the sacrifice made by this fearless leader. During the battle, Nelson's Signal became a symbol of unity and determination. Amidst the chaos, Admiral Nelson and Captain Hardy stood side by side on HMS Victory, their unwavering resolve inspiring their crew. Breaking through enemy lines with sheer audacity, Victory etched its name in history. Years later, HMS Victory was brought to Portsmouth Harbour as a testament to its triumph at Trafalgar. Horatio Lord Nelson's legacy lives on within these hallowed decks. Flying high above Victory on that fateful day was the famous signal that rallied British forces towards victory - an enduring symbol of courage and resilience. Trafalgar Square witnessed not only historic battles but also moments of social change. Keir Hardie addressed suffragettes here, reminding us that progress is born from collective action. The Battle itself remains etched in our memories; it forever altered the course of history. On October 21st, 1805, bravery clashed against adversity as nations fought for supremacy upon treacherous seas. Fast forward to 1953 when Queen Elizabeth II embarked on her coronation journey in golden State coach - a reminder that even amidst celebration and grandeur we honor those who have come before us. Stepping inside H. M. S. Victory today offers a glimpse into life during the Battle - an immersive experience where one can almost hear echoes of cannons roaring and feel the pulse-pounding anticipation felt by brave sailors fighting for their nation's glory.