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A plan of the building in Greenwich, England originally and now known as the Queen's House but here labelled the King's House.

Copyright: date unknown, but cannot be later than 1837 as there was a king on the throne and there was a governor of Greenwich Hospital. Queen Victoria came to the throne in 1837 and the governorship was abolished during her reign.

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