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Foundation Collection (page 23)

"Foundations: Building Blocks of History and Faith" From the humble Church Sheep grazing on green pastures to Queen Elizabeth's historic visit to Lloyds in 1952

Background imageFoundation Collection: Spurgeons Tabernacle

Spurgeons Tabernacle
Laying the foundation stone of Spurgeons Tabernacle

Background imageFoundation Collection: Lord Berners laying the foundation stone of the Agricultural

Lord Berners laying the foundation stone of the Agricultural
Engraving showing Lord Berners laying the foundation stone of the Agricultural Hall, Islington, North London, 1861

Background imageFoundation Collection: O connell St Foundations

O connell St Foundations
The laying of the foundation stone of the O Connell monument in Sackville Street, Dublin, Ireland in 1864

Background imageFoundation Collection: Lord Palmerston at the Melbourne Athenaeum, Derbyshire, 1853

Lord Palmerston at the Melbourne Athenaeum, Derbyshire, 1853
Engraving showing Henry John Temple, 3rd Viscount Palmerston (1784-1865), laying the foundation-stone of the Melbourne Athenaeum, Derbyshire, August 1853

Background imageFoundation Collection: Laying the foundation stone at St Marys Hospital

Laying the foundation stone at St Marys Hospital
A sketch of Prince Albert laying the foundation stone at the Paddington site of St Marys Hospital. The site was a short distance from the terminus of the Great Western Railway

Background imageFoundation Collection: Klosterneuburg

Klosterneuburg
A monastic foundation located close to Vienna, overlooking the Danube. It houses a notable library

Background imageFoundation Collection: Cartosa, Pavia

Cartosa, Pavia
The Cartosa di Pavia, a Carthusian foundation, was founded in 1390 by Giovanni Gabazzo Visconti

Background imageFoundation Collection: Citeaux, France

Citeaux, France
The abbaye de Citeaux is a Cistercian foundation near Beaune, in Burgundy. It was founded in 1098 by Robert de Molesme, who became a saint

Background imageFoundation Collection: Plans for the Crystal Palace

Plans for the Crystal Palace
Conceived by Prince Albert, the Great Exhibition was intended as a celebration of British imperial and industrial might. Held in Hyde Park

Background imageFoundation Collection: Royal Tour 1953

Royal Tour 1953
ROYAL TOUR OF SOUTH AFRICA & RHODESIA: Princess Margaret laying the foundation stone of a new hall for an African womens club in Mrewa

Background imageFoundation Collection: C16 Instrumentalists

C16 Instrumentalists
A lady personifying music presents the scales which are the foundation of western music, while around her all kinds of instruments are being played or constructed

Background imageFoundation Collection: Poro-Plastic Corset

Poro-Plastic Corset
The patent Poro-Plastic corset is composed of felt & is seamless, boneless & stitchless and yet affords excellent support being elastic & porous & lightweight

Background imageFoundation Collection: Rutlischwur

Rutlischwur
The Oath of Rutli (or Grutli) is taken by Swiss leaders in a meadow; its guarantee of Swiss independence is the (legendary) foundation of Swiss policy ever since

Background imageFoundation Collection: Rutlischwur - 2

Rutlischwur - 2
The Oath of Rutli (or Grutli) is taken by Swiss leaders in a meadow; its guarantee of Swiss independence is the (legendary) foundation of Swiss policy ever since

Background imageFoundation Collection: Rutlischwur - 3

Rutlischwur - 3
The Oath of Rutli (or Grutli) is taken by Swiss leaders in a meadow; its guarantee of Swiss independence is the (legendary) foundation of Swiss policy ever since

Background imageFoundation Collection: Israel Caesarea Philippi

Israel Caesarea Philippi
In the Golam Heights, the main source of the river Jordan and the rock referred to by Jesus as the Churchs foundation. [Do not confuse with Caesarea on the Mediterranean coast]

Background imageFoundation Collection: Scaffolding / Beverley

Scaffolding / Beverley
A stunning view of the framework scaffolding used to move the North front of Beverley Minster back over its base foundation after it had shifted due to subsidence

Background imageFoundation Collection: Lenin Lays Stone

Lenin Lays Stone
VLADIMIR LENIN Russian statesman, laying the foundation stone of the Karl Marx statue in Sverdlova Square, Moscow, Russia

Background imageFoundation Collection: Vertical garden by Patrick Blanc, Caixa Forum foundation, Madrid, Spain, Europe

Vertical garden by Patrick Blanc, Caixa Forum foundation, Madrid, Spain, Europe

Background imageFoundation Collection: House building in ilulissat on greenland

House building in ilulissat on greenland
Ashley Cooper / SpecialistStock

Background imageFoundation Collection: Graeco-Roman Agora

Graeco-Roman Agora, Palmyra, Syria, Middle East

Background imageFoundation Collection: Crinoline Advert. 1864

Crinoline Advert. 1864
PHILPOTTs SANSFLECTUM CRINOLINES : approved by the Englishwomans Domestic Magazine and by the Morning Post, these frames hold up the crinoline dress

Background imageFoundation Collection: Sail & Steam Ships

Sail & Steam Ships
The Abraham Rydberg in Millwall Docks, London. Built in 1879 in Sweden as a training ship for the Abraham Rydberg Foundation. Here alongside steamship Saltersgate

Background imageFoundation Collection: Leaning Towers / Bologna

Leaning Towers / Bologna
The Asinelli Tower (l) and Garisenda Tower (r) with their distinctive lean caused by subsidence of soil and foundation. Both towers were built in the 12th century

Background imageFoundation Collection: Republic Proclaimed

Republic Proclaimed
Struve proclaims the foundation of the Republic at Lorrach

Background imageFoundation Collection: Foundation of the Roman Republic

Foundation of the Roman Republic
The foundation of the Roman Republic, following the expulsion of the Tarquins, last Kings of Rome




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"Foundations: Building Blocks of History and Faith" From the humble Church Sheep grazing on green pastures to Queen Elizabeth's historic visit to Lloyds in 1952, foundations have played a vital role in shaping our world. Just like the intricate English Rose Corsetry advertisement that accentuates beauty, foundations provide support and structure. The grand Southampton Civic Centre stands tall as a testament to the solid foundation it was built upon. Similarly, Barbara Hulanicki's artistic prowess drew attention to underwear fashion in 1962, showcasing how even undergarments require strong foundations. In matters of love and commitment, Lord Pentland's marriage exemplifies the importance of a firm foundation for lasting relationships. Meanwhile, across borders in Montmartre, France, the founding of the Jesuit Order laid down spiritual roots that continue to influence countless lives. Across continents and cultures, foundations remain significant. The corner stone at St Patrick's Church in Philadelphia symbolizes faith anchoring communities since its establishment. In Japan's Himeji Castle with its soaring rooftops resting on sturdy stone foundations; we witness architectural marvels standing tall through time. Even New York City boasts its own iconic Woolworth Building whose mighty foundations were captured by photographers back in 1911. And when royalty graced Truro Cathedral with his presence during the laying of its foundation stone, it marked an auspicious beginning for this sacred place. Not all stories are glamorous though - Middlesex Pauper Lunatic Asylum reminds us that even institutions dedicated to caring for those less fortunate rely on solid foundations for stability and compassion. Whether they are physical structures or intangible beliefs passed down through generations – these diverse examples remind us that without strong foundations, nothing can truly endure or flourish.