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Maybury Collection

Maybury, a place steeped in history and cultural significance



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Maybury, a place steeped in history and cultural significance. From the majestic Mosque at Woking, built in 1889, to the grandeur Mansion in Marylebone, London W1, this location has witnessed remarkable moments throughout time. One such moment was the establishment of The Royal Dramatic College in Maybury, near Woking, Surrey. Engravings capture the essence of this prestigious institution where aspiring actors honed their craft. The Prince Consort himself laid the foundation stone with great pomp and ceremony. Another engraving showcases The Prince of Wales inaugurating the Central Hall of this esteemed college. But Maybury's allure extends beyond theatrical excellence; it is also home to England's first mosque. A captivating engraving depicts its architectural splendor at the Oriental Institute in Maybury, Woking. The map reveals that Maybury is nestled within Woking GU22 8 area—a hidden gem waiting to be explored by those seeking a glimpse into its rich heritage. As we delve deeper into history through lithographs from The Architects Compendium, we witness scenes that transport us back to significant events like "Laying the First Stone" or witnessing The Prince Consort laying yet another foundation stone for The Royal Dramatic College. Maybury stands as a testament to cultural diversity and artistic brilliance—an embodiment of progress and innovation. Its legacy continues to inspire generations who appreciate its historical significance and architectural marvels. Come discover Maybury—a place where artistry meets spirituality amidst enchanting landscapes—truly an extraordinary destination.