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Prince Albert collected photographs of places significant to him

Arthur James Melhuish (1829-95)

View of the South Front of Windsor Castle, from the Long Walk 1854-56

Salted paper print | 36.2 x 49.2 cm (image) | RCIN 2100344

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View of the South Front of Windsor Castle, from the Long Walk

Arthur James Melhuish (1829-95)

View of the South Front of Windsor Castle, from the Long Walk 1854-56

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Photograph of a general view of the south front of Windsor Castle taken from the Long Walk, including (from left to right): the Round Tower, King Edward III Tower, Lancaster Tower, King George IV Gate, York Tower, Augusta Tower and Queen's Tower

  • People involved

    Creator(s)

    Arthur James Melhuish (1829-95) (photographer)

  • Measurements

    36.2 x 49.2 cm (image)

  • Other titles

    View of the South Front, Windsor Castle, from the Long Walk. [Photographic Views of Windsor Castle by Arthur Melhuish. 1856]

  • Provenance

    Acquired by Queen Victoria and Prince Albert

  • Groupings

    Object type(s)
      • visual works
        • photographs
        • albums
          • photograph albums
    Subject(s)
    • Places
      • Europe
        • Great Britain
          • England
            • Berkshire [England]
              • Windsor [Berkshire]
                • Windsor Castle
                  • Upper Ward [Windsor Castle]
                    • King Edward III's Tower [Windsor Castle]
                    • Lancaster Tower [Windsor Castle]
                    • York Tower [Windsor Castle]
                    • Queen's Tower [Windsor Castle]
                    • Augusta Tower [Windsor Castle]
                    • King George IV Gate [Windsor Castle]
                  • Middle Ward [Windsor Castle]
                    • Round Tower [Windsor Castle]
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