Buckingham Collection (#20)

Buckingham House 1827
The Palace seen from St Jamess Park - still in a very natural state, with cows ! - before the erection of the Marble Arch which stood before it from 1827 to 1851

Buckingham House 1830S
The Garden Front of the Kings Palace, at Pimlico after Nash had effected his improvements

Buck House State Ball
A State Ball at Buckingham Palace - Oriental guests look on with astonishment at a Royal Quadrille

Presentation, 1892
Debutantes emerge from the Presence Chamber into the Green Drawing-Room at Buckingham Palace after being presented to Victoria

Debutantes at Court
Debutantes at Buckingham Palace, London, on their way to the Presence Chamber where they will be presented to Edward VII and Alexandra

Debutante Presented
A debutante curtseys before her sovereign and his consort, the first court of Edward VII and Alexandra, held at Buckingham Palace, London

Debutantes at Palace
Debutantes waiting to be received by royalty at Buckingham Palace, London

George Villiers / 2nd Duke
GEORGE VILLIERS 2ND DUKE OF BUCKINGHAM Also Earl of Coventry and Baron of Whaddon

Difficulties of Travel
The difficulties of travel in the Middle Ages : Buckingham, on his way to fight Richard III, finds the river Severn impassible - and of course at this time bridges are few

Drawing Room / 1892
The first drawing room of the season at the foot of the grand staircase at Buckingham Palace

Vic Sends Guards Crimea
From the balcony of Buckingham Palace, London, Victoria says farewell to her Guards as they prepare to leave for the Crimea, to fight the Russians on her behalf

Hy. St. Duke Buckingham
HENRY STAFFORD, second duke of BUCKINGHAM

Mary Duchess Buckingham
MARY FAIRFAX, duchess of BUCKINGHAM, wife of George Villiers, second duke

Buckingham Palace
At the time of this picture, the former Buckingham House was known as the Queens Palace and occupied by George III, Charlotte his queen and the princesses

John Duke Lauderdale
JOHN MAITLAND, duke of LAUDERDALE BUCKINGHAM - Scottish statesman who enslaved his country by every mode of oppression; with his autograph

George Duke Buckingham
GEORGE VILLIERS, duke of BUCKINGHAM - statesman stiff in opinion, always in the wrong, was everything by starts, and nothing long. with his autograph

Victoria Memorial
Queen Victoria Memorial, outside Buckingham Palace

Duke of Buckingham 17C
GEORGE VILLIERS, 1st DUKE OF BUCKINGHAM English statesman

Social event in the Ball Room, Buckingham Palace, London
A grand social event taking place in the Ball Room of Buckingham Palace, London

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