Royal Naval College, Royal Borough of Greenwich, is a former Royal Hospital and Retirement Home for Seamen, former Royal Naval College and a Christopher Wren architectural masterpiece on the River Thames. - AsNotedIn
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| 1835/00/00 | William Gardner (Yachts) | Education | Acting on the advise of naval constructors Gatewood and Bowles, Gardner moves to England, obtains government employment, and many tries, gains admittance to the Royal Naval College at Greenwich, England. |
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| Charles II's Greenwich Palace |
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| Greenwich Palace |
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| Royal Chapel, Palace of Placentia Site |
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| 1694/00/00 | King William III grants by Royal Warrant the only wing of Charles II's unfinished Greenwich Palace as a charitable institution for naval veterans, in accordance with the wishes of his late wife, Queen Mary II. | Charles II's Greenwich Palace | Greenwich |
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| Sight Category | Historic District |
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