"Nelson's Flagships at Anchor", a composite picture showing five of the ships in which Nelson served as a captain and flag officer during the Revolutionary and Napoleonic Wars.
Painting by Nicholas Pocock (1740-1821), 1807.
NMM, Greenwich, London, Caird Collection (ID: BHC1096)

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The in Greenwich has some special new decorations for sale. This one is terrific. Wobble on down...

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Nina Simone debuted her newest song Mississippi Goddamn in a Greenwich Village nightclub in late February/early March. The March 1964 live recording from Carnegie Hall was released on “Nina Simone in Concert.” Nina considered Mississippi Goddamn to be her first civil rights song.

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Looking for something relaxing in these turbulent times? Here's Nikki Braunton's Fish. You can see more of Nikki's @ the gallery, open daily 10:30-5:30, & online.

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We're celebrating incredible of and the next month with two exciting programs, focusing on Jane Jacobs and a talented local playwright. Find out more and register today! : https://t.co/qBptoSjAY9

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HMS Centaur chasing the Vaillant and Amethyste, January 1760.
British School, 18th century.
NMM, Greenwich, London, Macpherson Collection (ID: BHC0403)

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George Segal and Jane Fonda are the Dick and Jane of this spoof of the upper-middle-class.

'Fun with Dick and Jane' (1977)

https://t.co/CQAI5MZ4XH

'The Pope of Greenwich Village' (1984)

https://t.co/C61Mlbkv1V

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in 1957, the film ‘Funny Face,’ about a bookworm transported to the runways of Paris, premieres. Look back with us on the the Audrey Hepburn vehicle and its mid-century perspective on denizens: https://t.co/yFHzpOflcI

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During my visit to I saw the exhibition ‘Fighting Talk’ telling the personal story of foundling George King who went to Trafalgar, spent over two decades at sea and later lived at the Royal Hospital in Greenwich. It’s on until 27th Feb

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Really enjoyed my visit to Queens House - a stunning display of art including pieces from and collections. From famous faces to familiar locales - there’s a lot to see!

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Charles Lindbergh was born in 1902. The 1st transatlantic flight hero, isolationist, racist, anti-Semite, and conservationist had some surprising connections. We explore it all: https://t.co/4SHhkBLAHb

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Start of the action between HMS Magicienne and La Sibylle, 2 January 1783.
Painting by Robert Dodd, 1784.
NMM, Greenwich, London, Caird Collection (ID: BHC0456)

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Sue Whitmore is our Featured Artist (until Feb 20) - you can read about her work here: https://t.co/aC7Io23VnC We're open daily 10:30-5:30 & online.

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Count to 10, no peeking! Hide and Seek, a by Barbara Zalecki. See more of Barbara's @ the gallery (open daily 10:30-5:30) & online.

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The Capture of the ‘Guillaume Tell’, 30 March 1800.
Painting by Thomas Luny (1759-1837), 1835.
NMM, Greenwich, London, Earl Beatty Collection (ID: BHC4160)

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HMS Warrior protecting a convoy passing Reefness, September 1807.
Painting by William Adolphus Knell (1801-1875), early to mid 19th century.
NMM, Greenwich, London, Macpherson Collection (ID: BHC0578)

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in 1919, is approved. But and the didn’t take it lying down; we take a look back at some of the many speakeasies that made a name for themselves here during the “dry” years: https://t.co/KqFT1c8MDG

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Capture of La Chiffonne by HMS Sibylle, 19 Augustus 1801.
Print by Thomas Sutherland and Thomas Whitcombe (1763-1824), 1 December 1816.
NMM, Greenwich, London (ID: PAD5651)

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The Capture of the 'Foudroyant' by HMS Monmouth, 28 February 1758.
Painting by Francis Swaine (1725-1782), mid 18th century.
NMM, Greenwich, London, Caird Collection (ID: BHC0383)

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Kick back & relax, as in Bethany Marett's delightful Interior Light. Or pop down to the gallery & see more of Bethany's - open 10:30-5:30 daily (& online too).

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