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The Waterloo Barracks

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The Waterloo Barracks

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1851 AD (C19th AD)

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Steel engraving of the Waterloo Barracks with groups of people in the foreground and a statue of the Duke of Wellington The Duke of Wellington was Constable of the Tower of London from 1826 until 1853. The Waterloo Barracks was named after his greatest victory and when work began on the building of this vast new barracks, it was the Duke himself who laid the first stone. The Portland stone statue by Thomas Milnes (c1810-88) was moved to Woolwich Arsenal in 1863 Engraver: W Gaspey

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