The Upper and Lower Galleries
One of the latest additions to Anglesey Abbey. A bronze plaque commemorates the creation of these galleries. It reads:
URBAN HUTTLESTON
ROGERS
LORD FAIRHAVEN
Imagined
PROFESSOR SIR ALBERT
RICHARDSON K.C.V.O.
PRESDIENT OF THE ROYAL ACADEMY
Designed
PERCY GOLDING
Built
AD. 1955 - 1956
The Galleries house a unique collection of painted views of Windsor, spanning a 350-year period.
Windsor was a place that enchanted the first Lord Fairhaven.
His father owned Park Close, a house on the edge of the 'Great Park'.
Later in life, when he became a soldier, his regiment, the 1st Life Guards, was stationed at Windsor.
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