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RM2KFHHR1–A birds eye view of the Houses of Parliament, AKA the Palace of Westminster, on the left bank of the River Thames in the borough of Westminster, London, England. After it was destroyed by fire in 1834, Sir Charles Barry, assisted by Augustus Pugin, designed the present buildings in the Gothic Revival style. Construction was begun in 1837 and finished in 1860 when the drawing was created.
RMB91GAK–Palace of Westminster, London, from the river Thames. 1836-1847 by Sir Charles Barry and Augustus Welby Pugin.
RMB91G90–Palace of Westminster, London, from the river Thames. 1836-1847 by Sir Charles Barry and Augustus Welby Pugin.
RMRK99NK–1960s, historical, motorcars going around Parliament Square beside the Elizabeth or Clock Tower as it was formerly known, at the Northern end of the Palace of Westminster, the home of the Government of the UK. Laid out by Sir John Barry in 1868, Parliament square became Britian's first roundabout in 1926. The tower, also referred to as 'Big Ben', was designed by Augustus Pugin, an English architect known for his work in the Gothic Revival style of architecture and when completed in 1859 was the largest chiming clock in the world.
RMB91GCM–Palace of Westminster, London, from the river Thames. 1836-1847 by Sir Charles Barry and Augustus Welby Pugin.
![Vestibule to the Library of the House of Commons, 1857. Interior of the Palace of Westminster, London. 'It would be difficult to point to any edifice, ancient or modern, in which the style and character of the architecture are more completely carried out than in the new Houses of Parliament. Every apartment and means of communication throughout the vast edifice has its characteristics of the Tudor palatial style, which Sir Charles Barry has adopted...[Depicted] is a Vestibule communicating with the Library of the House of Commons. The door panels are filled with glass and brass trellis-work; a Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2R8Y46K/vestibule-to-the-library-of-the-house-of-commons-1857-interior-of-the-palace-of-westminster-london-it-would-be-difficult-to-point-to-any-edifice-ancient-or-modern-in-which-the-style-and-character-of-the-architecture-are-more-completely-carried-out-than-in-the-new-houses-of-parliament-every-apartment-and-means-of-communication-throughout-the-vast-edifice-has-its-characteristics-of-the-tudor-palatial-style-which-sir-charles-barry-has-adopted-depicted-is-a-vestibule-communicating-with-the-library-of-the-house-of-commons-the-door-panels-are-filled-with-glass-and-brass-trellis-work-a-2R8Y46K.jpg "Vestibule to the Library of the House of Commons, 1857. Interior of the Palace of Westminster, London. 'It would be difficult to point to any edifice, ancient or modern, in which the style and character of the architecture are more completely carried out than in the new Houses of Parliament. Every apartment and means of communication throughout the vast edifice has its characteristics of the Tudor palatial style, which Sir Charles Barry has adopted...[Depicted] is a Vestibule communicating with the Library of the House of Commons. The door panels are filled with glass and brass trellis-work; a Stock Photo")
RM2R8Y46K–Vestibule to the Library of the House of Commons, 1857. Interior of the Palace of Westminster, London. 'It would be difficult to point to any edifice, ancient or modern, in which the style and character of the architecture are more completely carried out than in the new Houses of Parliament. Every apartment and means of communication throughout the vast edifice has its characteristics of the Tudor palatial style, which Sir Charles Barry has adopted...[Depicted] is a Vestibule communicating with the Library of the House of Commons. The door panels are filled with glass and brass trellis-work; a
RM2HJ7XE1–Close-up of the Elizabeth Tower (Big Ben), and a section of the Palace of Westminster, London, Uk
RMA2Y28A–The Houses Of Parliament and Westminster Palace as seen from The South Bank of the Thames Path
RMBDC0AE–Close up of Victoria Tower and the Houses of Parliament, Westminster, London, UK against a blue summer sky
![Committee-room, House of Commons, 1857. Interior of the Palace of Westminster, London. 'It would be difficult to point to any edifice, ancient or modern, in which the style and character of the architecture are more completely carried out than in the new Houses of Parliament. Every apartment and means of communication throughout the vast edifice has its characteristics of the Tudor palatial style, which Sir Charles Barry has adopted...[Depicted] is one of the south end Committee-rooms in the river front of the Palace: it has a beautiful window, and a ceiling divided into compartments by deep m Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2R8Y472/committee-room-house-of-commons-1857-interior-of-the-palace-of-westminster-london-it-would-be-difficult-to-point-to-any-edifice-ancient-or-modern-in-which-the-style-and-character-of-the-architecture-are-more-completely-carried-out-than-in-the-new-houses-of-parliament-every-apartment-and-means-of-communication-throughout-the-vast-edifice-has-its-characteristics-of-the-tudor-palatial-style-which-sir-charles-barry-has-adopted-depicted-is-one-of-the-south-end-committee-rooms-in-the-river-front-of-the-palace-it-has-a-beautiful-window-and-a-ceiling-divided-into-compartments-by-deep-m-2R8Y472.jpg "Committee-room, House of Commons, 1857. Interior of the Palace of Westminster, London. 'It would be difficult to point to any edifice, ancient or modern, in which the style and character of the architecture are more completely carried out than in the new Houses of Parliament. Every apartment and means of communication throughout the vast edifice has its characteristics of the Tudor palatial style, which Sir Charles Barry has adopted...[Depicted] is one of the south end Committee-rooms in the river front of the Palace: it has a beautiful window, and a ceiling divided into compartments by deep m Stock Photo")
RM2R8Y472–Committee-room, House of Commons, 1857. Interior of the Palace of Westminster, London. 'It would be difficult to point to any edifice, ancient or modern, in which the style and character of the architecture are more completely carried out than in the new Houses of Parliament. Every apartment and means of communication throughout the vast edifice has its characteristics of the Tudor palatial style, which Sir Charles Barry has adopted...[Depicted] is one of the south end Committee-rooms in the river front of the Palace: it has a beautiful window, and a ceiling divided into compartments by deep m
RMA563BB–Bronze statue of King Richard 1 Richard Coeur de Lion 1189 to 1199 at the Houses of Parliament Westminster London Engalnd UK
RMA2XBB7–The Houses Of Parliament and Westminster Palace as seen from The South Bank of the Thames Path
RM2K041A2–The New Houses of Parliament - Doorway of the Serjeant-at-Arms' Residence, 1854. Interior of the Palace of Westminster, London, designed in Victorian Gothic style by Augustus Pugin. 'This doorway is seen on the north side of the Speaker's Court, and forms a pleasing object, whether seen directly on entering the Court, or viewed from the farther courts, through whose arched openings it is shown as a rich finish to the vista. The Residence, to which this is the Entrance, will shortly he completed. The fittings-up, both in the master's and servants' hall, are being studied with scrupulous care, s
RM2KFKT24–Renovation works at the Houses of Parliament, Westminster, Greater London Authority, 2021.
RMBDC09R–Close up of Victoria Tower and the Houses of Parliament, Westminster, London, UK against a blue summer sky
RMA563DF–A posterised image of the Houses of Parliament with Victoria Tower seen from Victoria Gardens London SW1 England UK Europe
RM2K041AT–The New Houses of Parliament - Members' Staircase, House of Commons, 1854. Interior of the Palace of Westminster, London, designed in Victorian Gothic style by Augustus Pugin. 'Clustered columns in the centre, and on each side, support a stone roof, most elaborately groined; the intersections of the groining having bosses of infinite variety of character and detail. The windows...are filled with gorgeous stained glass; and, at night, the Staircase is lighted by lanterns pendent from the centres of the intersecting arches of the roof...Panelling and quatre-foils fill the walls on the sides of t
RM2KFKT5E–The Elizabeth Tower or Big Ben undergoing renovations at the Houses of Parliament, Westminster, Greater London Authority, 2021.
RMA563E0–A posterised image of the Houses of Parliament with Victoria Tower seen from Victoria Gardens London SW1 England UK Europe
RM2KFKT61–Renovation works at the Houses of Parliament, Westminster, Greater London Authority, 2021.
RMA563B4–A posterised image of the Houses of Parliament with Victoria Tower seen from Victoria Gardens London SW1 England UK Europe
RM2K0419J–The New Houses of Parliament - Ventilating Shaft, River Front, 1854. Palace of Westminster, London. '...the New Louvre, or Ventilating Shaft, just completed for the exit of the vitiated air and smoke from the Libraries, and the whole of the Committee-rooms...The lantern is quadrangular in form, divided into three stages...At each angle, and in the centre of the flat side, is a light buttress, surmounted by crocketed finials...The top is carried into the air by a slight shaft, finished by a ball-cross. At the base of this shaft is a cluster of four smaller flying buttresses. The total height is
RM2JG8APM–Palace of Westminster, Parliament Square, Westminster, City of Westminster, Greater London Authority, 1911. The Palace of Westminster seen from Westminster Bridge, with pedestrians and motor vehicles in the foreground.
RMA563DE–The Houses of Parliament with Victoria Tower seen from Victoria Gardens London SW1 England UK Europe
![The New Houses of Parliament - Entrance to the Star-Chamber Court, New Palace-Yard, 1854. Palace of Westminster, London. 'This beautiful front is a portion of that between Westminster Hall and the magnificent clock-tower, which is nearing completion. In our View are seen the carriage-ways for entrance and exit: on the right, is the entrance for Members on foot, leading to a colonnade, by which, when the entrance is completed, the Staircase...is reached'. From "Illustrated London News", 1854. Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2K04198/the-new-houses-of-parliament-entrance-to-the-star-chamber-court-new-palace-yard-1854-palace-of-westminster-london-this-beautiful-front-is-a-portion-of-that-between-westminster-hall-and-the-magnificent-clock-tower-which-is-nearing-completion-in-our-view-are-seen-the-carriage-ways-for-entrance-and-exit-on-the-right-is-the-entrance-for-members-on-foot-leading-to-a-colonnade-by-which-when-the-entrance-is-completed-the-staircaseis-reached-from-quotillustrated-london-newsquot-1854-2K04198.jpg "The New Houses of Parliament - Entrance to the Star-Chamber Court, New Palace-Yard, 1854. Palace of Westminster, London. 'This beautiful front is a portion of that between Westminster Hall and the magnificent clock-tower, which is nearing completion. In our View are seen the carriage-ways for entrance and exit: on the right, is the entrance for Members on foot, leading to a colonnade, by which, when the entrance is completed, the Staircase...is reached'. From "Illustrated London News", 1854. Stock Photo")
RM2K04198–The New Houses of Parliament - Entrance to the Star-Chamber Court, New Palace-Yard, 1854. Palace of Westminster, London. 'This beautiful front is a portion of that between Westminster Hall and the magnificent clock-tower, which is nearing completion. In our View are seen the carriage-ways for entrance and exit: on the right, is the entrance for Members on foot, leading to a colonnade, by which, when the entrance is completed, the Staircase...is reached'. From "Illustrated London News", 1854.
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