Instituted Collection
"Instituted: A Glimpse into the Rich Tapestry of History" Step back in time and explore the fascinating world of institutions that have shaped our past
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"Instituted: A Glimpse into the Rich Tapestry of History" Step back in time and explore the fascinating world of institutions that have shaped our past. From "The House" in A. D. 1265 to the Order of St Michael, each engraving tells a unique story. Behold the Badge, Collar, and Star of a New Order of Knighthood instituted by the King of Siam, showcasing grandeur and honor bestowed upon worthy individuals. Discover The Chapel for Seamen, an innovative concept instituted on March 18th, 1818. This floating sanctuary moored off Wapping provided solace to seafarers amidst their perilous journeys. Delve into Britains' dispute with Venezuela through President Roosevelt's litho depiction alongside his cabinet members. Witness how diplomatic negotiations were instituted during this tense period. Uncover The Highland Society of London, established in 1778 as a testament to Scottish heritage and camaraderie among its members. Their traditions continue to thrive today. Experience The Passover Instituted through a vibrant color litho capturing this significant event in religious history. Feel the solemnity and reverence emanating from every brushstroke. Witness Her Majesty Queen's dedication to healthcare with her institution of The New Order for Nurses. This engraving symbolizes compassion and progress within medical care under royal patronage. Marvel at Gibraltar Cathedral Mixed Choir's Lady Chorister, an integral part since its institution in 1887. These talented women contribute their voices to create harmonious melodies within sacred walls. Explore Cogers Hall—a hub for intellectual discourse where ideas are exchanged freely—showcasing how dialogue was instituted as a means for societal growth throughout centuries gone by. Travel even further back in time with Lucius Junius Brutus—the First Consul who played a pivotal role in ancient Rome's governance system—an institution that laid foundations for future republics worldwide.