Memorial Stone Collection (#2)

The Duke of Connaught laying the Memorial Stone of the New Coffee Tavern and Public Hall at Woolwich (engraving)
1060329 The Duke of Connaught laying the Memorial Stone of the New Coffee Tavern and Public Hall at Woolwich (engraving) by English School

Memorial-Stone to the late Mr Braidwood (engraving)
1620101 Memorial-Stone to the late Mr Braidwood (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Memorial-Stone to the late Mr Braidwood)

Tower Bridge, London (engraving)
582776 Tower Bridge, London (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Tower Bridge, London)

The Prince of Wales laying the Memorial-Stone of the St Martins Parochial Buildings (engraving)
1626866 The Prince of Wales laying the Memorial-Stone of the St Martins Parochial Buildings (engraving) by English School

Memorial stone or grave marker (penji reti), c. 19th century (stone)
1071985 Memorial stone or grave marker (penji reti), c.19th century (stone) by Indonesian School, (19th century); 411.5 cm; Dallas Museum of Art, Texas, USA; fractional gift of Sally R

The Laying of the Memorial Stone of the New School Buildings at Eton by the Queen (engraving)
1055635 The Laying of the Memorial Stone of the New School Buildings at Eton by the Queen (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info)

Memorial Stone to Edward Wilde, Located in the Unesco World Heritage Old Town The Baltic States, Estonia, Tallinn, Memorial Stone to Edward Wilde, Located in the Unesco World Heritage Old Town

Allegorical representation attributes arts woman
Allegorical representation with attributes of the arts, A woman in Greek robes points out a naked putto on a coat of arms

Joshua sets up a memorial, Jan Luyken, Pieter Mortier, 1703-1762

The Laying of the Memorial Stone of the New Tower Bridge by the Prince of Wales, London, Uk, 1886: the Prince Laying the Memorial Stone

School Children from St. Saviours and Mrs. Newcomens School Cheering the Prince and Princess of Wales in Southwark Street on their Return from Laying the Memorial Stone of the New Tower Bridge

Ammonite memorial stone C013 / 6641
Ammonite memorial stone. Polished slab of marble containing Ammonite fossils. The large ammonites are Asteroceras marstonense, the small ammonites are Promicroceras marstonensis

Ammonite memorial stone C013 / 6642
Ammonite memorial stone. Slab of marble containing Ammonite fossils. The large ammonites are Asteroceras marstonense, the small ammonites are Promicroceras marstonensis

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"Remembering the Past: Memorial Stones that Commemorate History and Legacy" A solemn tribute to Ludovico Sforza and Beatrice d'Esteavia, a funerary tablet stands as a lasting memorial of their lives. The Prince of Wales leaves his mark on history by laying the Memorial-Stone of the Indian Institute at Oxford, symbolizing education's enduring importance. School children from St Saviours and Mrs Newcomens School cheer with excitement as they witness the Prince and Princess of Wales lay the Memorial Stone for the iconic Tower Bridge. The Earl of Mount Edgcumbe places a Memorial Stone for the Devonport, Stonehouse, and Cornwall Hospital, honoring those who have dedicated their lives to healthcare in these communities. Mr Gladstone addresses an assembly during the Laying of the Memorial-Stone for Nottingham's New University College, emphasizing its significance in shaping future generations. As depicted in an engraving capturing scenes on Thames, we witness grandeur unfold when Prince of Wales lays another Memorial Stone for London's renowned Tower Bridge. His Royal Highness graces Oxford once again, leaving an indelible mark by laying yet another significant Memorial Stone – this time commemorating India's rich cultural heritage at Indian Institute. "Beaconsfield Buildings, " erected by Victoria Dwellings Association near Kings Cross, stand tall as a testament to community spirit and social progress engraved within every stone. A ticket from 1886 serves as a reminder of historical events when thousands gathered to witness the laying of Tower Bridge's memorial stone – a moment etched forever in London's memory. In remembrance of tragedy struck upon him far away from home soil; a poignant engraving marks where Prince Imperial fell - forever preserving his memory through a humble memorial stone.