Lysons Collection
"Exploring the Legacy of Lysons: From Historic Churches to Notable Figures" Step back in time and discover the rich history associated with the name Lysons
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"Exploring the Legacy of Lysons: From Historic Churches to Notable Figures" Step back in time and discover the rich history associated with the name Lysons. Norwood Church, Enfield Manor House, Wilsdon Church, Hounslow Chapel, Campden House, Stepney Church - these architectural marvels from c1792 stand as testaments to the enduring influence of the Lysons family. The Gallery at Strawberry Hill is another gem linked to this illustrious lineage. Dating back to c1792, it showcases their appreciation for art and culture. General Sir Daniel Lysons, a prominent figure in British history during 1882 captured by Lock & Whitfield's brushstrokes portrays his distinguished presence. Sir Daniel Lysons continues to captivate our imagination through two striking portraits that depict his commanding persona. Meanwhile, Samuel Lysons' contribution as an English antiquary echoes through time; his engraved likeness by H Robinson after Sir T Lawrence immortalizes him within the pages of National Portrait Gallery Volume III published around 1835. General Sir Daniel Lysons' legacy extends beyond his military achievements; he also served as Constable of H. M Tower. An engraving from 1890 serves as a visual reminder of his esteemed position and dedication to duty. Uncover more about this remarkable family whose impact resonates across centuries and disciplines – from architecture and artistry to military prowess and historical preservation. The story unfolds like a captivating tapestry woven into Britain's cultural fabric.