Brussels Collection (page 66)

Mayor of Brussels / Stamp
ADOLPHE EUGENE JEAN HENRI MAX (1869 - 1939) Belgian liberal politician and Mayor of Brussels from 1909 until his death

Brussels trade fair advertising poster
Poster advertising a large trade fair in Brussels, Belgium in 1925 featuring purposeful looking businessmen and women walking around the city

Results of Fire at Brussels Exhibition
The devastation caused by a fire at the Brussels Exhibition of 14-15 August 1910. This was the entry to the Palace of Belgium on the Avenue of Nations

Laeken, Belgium
The Japanese House at the foot of the Pagoda at Laeken, Belgium (a residential suburb in north-west Brussels). The buildings were commissioned by King Leopold II

Leopold III and Astrid
Leopold weds Astrid at the church of Sainte Gudule, Brussels

Jubilee Celebrated
Belgium has now been in existence for a quarter of a century, which is reason to rejoice : decorations in the Place du Palais, Brussels, express popular feelings

Riots in Brussels - 1
Barricades in the streets of Brussels as the Belgians seek independence from Holland

Alva in Brussels
Margaret of Parma abdicates as governor of the Netherlands : at Brussels her place is taken by the duke of Alva, who will fight resistance with relentless ferocity

Leopold I Acclaimed
Though republican feelings are strong in the country, Leopold I is still generally popular and when he returns to Brussels after an illness he is enthusiastically acclaimed

Riots in Brussels - 2
Barricades in the streets of Brussels as the Belgians seek independence from Holland

Elections in Brussels
Voters, you are being conned ! - a placard expresses conflicting views in the 1857 elections as to whether Belgium should be a monarchy or a republic

Riots in Brussels - 5
Dutch troops are sent to Brussels with the intention of quashing those uppity folk who want to set up a Belgium independent from Holland

Riots in Brussels - 3
Manning the barricades in the streets of Brussels as the Belgians seek independence from Holland

Leopold I in Brussels
Leopold, Victorias uncle and a naturalised Briton, is chosen king of the Belgians : he enters Brussels to great applause and proves a wise and popular ruler

Brussels Laeken Palace
a former royal residence

Riots in Brussels - 4
Firing a cannon in the streets of Brussels as the Belgians seek independence from Holland

Leopold II at Brussels
The duc de Brabant, son of Leopold I, becomes Leopold II - he is applauded by the populace as he enters the church of Saint Gudule, Brussels

Brussels Street Scene
Street scene - the boulevard Anspach and the Bourse : the Grand Place is nearby and about a thousand restaurants

Liberal Congress
A session of the Liberal Congress at Brussels

Political Riots
Demanding universal suffrage, rioters in the streets of Brussels fire on troops and police

Mouth organ music
German troops being entertained by a comrades mouth-organ while they rest after a long march into Brussels in September 1914, shortly after the outbreak of World War I

Grand Place, Brussels
German troops lined up and demonstrating the orderliness of Prussian militarism in the Grand Place of Brussels, Belgium, during their occupation of the country in 1914

Belgian peasant refugees
A Belgian peasant family with a dog-drawn cart, walk into Brussels after fleeing their homes in the wake of the German invasion of 1914

Belgium Entrance Hall
Entrance hall to Viktor Hortas art nouveau building at Avenue Palmerston 4, in Brussels

Matthauphone (Glasses)
The MATTAUPHONE of M. Mattau of Brussels is simply his version of the glass harmonica in which glasses are filled with liquid to varying depths, then struck

Belgian Dogs Resting
Five exhausted dogs resting in Brussels, Belgium, still harnessed to their cart

Brussels / Town Centre
Brussels: Rue de la Regente with trams

Peter Benoit - Composer
PETER LEONARD LEOPOLD BENOIT Flemish composer, born at Harelbeke in Flanders. Studied at the Brussels Conservatoire under F J Fetis between 1851-5

HUBERT LEONARD 1819-1890
HUBERT LEONARD Belgian violinist. A great virtuoso, Leonard held the position of principal professor of violin-playing at the Brussels Conservatoire

Marie Camargo
MARIE CAMARGO, Brussels-born dancer at the Paris Opera, responsible for the introduction of many technical innovations. (from a picture by Lancret.)

Belgian Express
The Ostend to Brussels express of the Belgian State Railways

Ww1 Cartoon / Pj Brussels
German officers enjoying their occupation of Brussels, the Belgian capital

Belgium / Independence
War of Independence - Street fighting in Brussels

Cathedrale des Sts. Michael and Gudule, Brussels, Belgium, Europe

Hotel de Ville (Town Hall) in the Grand Place illuminated at night, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Brussels, Belgium, Europe

Place du Jeu de Balle flea market, Brussels, Belgium, Europe

Guildhalls in the Grand Place illuminated at night, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Brussels, Belgium, Europe

Statue of Charles Karel, Brussels, Belgium, Europe

Rue de l Etuve, Brussels, Belgium, Europe

Galeries St-Hubert, Brussels, Belgium, Europe

Quai des Briques, seafood specialty street, Brussels, Belgium, Europe

Shingle for Brussels Lace shop, Grand Place, Brussels, Belgium, Europe

Trams, Place Royale, Brussels, Belgium, Europe

Old England Building, art nouveau, Brussels, Belgium, Europe

Manneken Pis statue dressed in garb of Brotherhood of Red Elephant, a brewery charity, Brussels, Belgium, Europe

Botanical Gardens, Brussels, Belgium, Europe

Cartoon sculpture near Museum of Moving Image, Brussels, Belgium, Europe

Cleaning vehicles, Grand Place, Brussels, Belgium, Europe

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Brussels, a city of diverse wonders and captivating history. Known for its delectable varieties of edible-podded peas, this European gem has more to offer than just its culinary delights. In 1958, Brussels hosted the World Fair, showcasing innovation and progress. The iconic Atomium model stood tall, resembling an iron molecule illuminated at night, symbolizing the city's forward-thinking spirit. A poster advertising Boulogne sur Mer in France reminds us of Brussels' proximity to other enchanting destinations. Its central location makes it a perfect base for exploring Europe's treasures. The Grand Place is a testament to Brussels' architectural splendor. Adorned with stunning buildings from different eras, it transports visitors back in time. Here lies "The Fall of the Rebel Angels, " an awe-inspiring masterpiece by Pieter Bruegel the Elder. Summoned to Waterloo - Brussels played a pivotal role in history as it witnessed one of Napoleon's most significant battles in 1815. This event forever etched its name into the annals of war. Every two years, the Grand Place transforms into a floral carpet (Tapis des Fleurs), mesmerizing locals and tourists alike with its vibrant colors and intricate designs—a true feast for the eyes. Not only known for peas but also carrots—Brussels boasts various carrot varieties that add flavor and color to their gastronomic creations. UFO sightings have intrigued many across Belgium during what became known as the Belgian Wave—an unexplained phenomenon that left people questioning what lay beyond our skies. As evening falls upon Musee de la Ville de Bruxelles at Grand Place, art enthusiasts revel in masterpieces that grace its walls—each stroke telling stories of passion and creativity within this remarkable city. And who can forget Manneken Pis? This cheeky little statue captures hearts with his mischievous charm—a beloved symbol representing Brussels' irreverent sense of humor amidst its rich history.