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HMS “Osborne”', bearing Alexandra Princess of Wales arrives at the port of Piraeus.

Tags: Alexandra of Denmark, Attica, Boats and ships, Central Greece, Greece, Piraeus, Port of Piraeus, Ports, Princes, Princesses of Wales, State and military institutions - Diplomatic relations

HMS “Osborne”'s barge bearing Alexandra Princes of Wales to Aegina island.

Tags: Aegean islands, Aegina, Alexandra of Denmark, Architecture and built environment, Boats and ships, Costume - Hats and headwear, Greece, Houses, Human types, Islands of the Argo-saronic gulf, Ports, Princes, Princesses of Wales, State and military institutions - Diplomatic relations, Umbrellas / Parasols, Women

H.M.S. "Osborne" passing Aegina. On the hilltop on the right, the temple of Aphaia.

Tags: Aegina, Art and antiquities, Attica, Boats and ships, Central Greece, Greece, Islands of the Argo-saronic gulf, Piraeus, State and military institutions - Diplomatic relations, Temple of Aphaia (Aegina)

Portrait of A. Mitsas, leading figure of the second battle of Makrynitsa in 1878.

Tags: Costume - Hats and headwear, Great Eastern Crisis (1875-78), Greece, Human types, Magnesia, Makrynitsa, Portraits, Second battle of Makrynitsa (1878), State and military institutions - Diplomatic relations, Thessaly, Uprising in Thessaly (1878), Weapons

The plain of Marathon where the band of the brigand brothers abducted a group of foreign travellers (Dilessi murders, 1870).

Tags: Arvanitakis brothers (brigands), Attica, Central Greece, Dilessi murders (1870), Greece, Marathon, Natural environment, State and military institutions - Diplomatic relations

Janissary of the Greek consulate in Thessaloniki.

Tags: Costume - Hats and headwear, Ethnic groups, Greece, Human types, Macedonia, Officials, Soldiers, State and military institutions - Diplomatic relations, Thessaloniki, Turks

British colonel Synge returns to Thessaloniki after his abduction by Greek insurgents durint the events of 1878 in Thessaly and Macedonia.

Tags: Boats and ships, Brigands, British, Children, Costume - Hats and headwear, Ethnic groups, Greece, Greeks, History, Houses, Macedonia, Military officers, Priests, State and military institutions - Diplomatic relations, Synge affair (1878), Thessaloniki, Turks

Casket presented to the George I of Greece by the City of London, during the king's visit to the city.

Tags: George I of Greece, Gifts, Greece, Kings, State and military institutions - Diplomatic relations, United Kingdom

Snapshots of the presentation of address to George I of Greece by the City of London Corporation.

Tags: Costume - Hats and headwear, George I of Greece, Human types, Kings, London, Officials, Olga Queen of Greece, Priests, Social sphere and everyday life, State and military institutions - Diplomatic relations, United Kingdom, Women

Cretan Revolt (1866-69): Skirmishing in the Cretan mountains.

Tags: Costume - Hats and headwear, Cretan Revolt (1866–69), Crete, Ethnic groups, Greece, Greeks, History, Human types, Soldiers, State and military institutions - Diplomatic relations, Weapons

Siege of the village of Kissamos or Kasteli, Crete, during the Cretan Revolution of 1866-1869.

Tags: Boats and ships, Cannons, Castles and fortresses, Chania, Cretan Revolt (1866–69), Crete, Greece, History, Kissamos, State and military institutions - Diplomatic relations, Tents, Weapons

Map of Southeastern Europe after the Berlin Treaty (1878).

Tags: Bulgaria, Great Eastern Crisis (1875-78), Greece, History, Maps, State and military institutions - Diplomatic relations, Treaty of Berlin (1878), Turkey

Wreck of the “Assyrian” on the island of Elafonisi, Crete (1878).

Tags: Boats and ships, Crete, Elafonisi, Great Eastern Crisis (1875-78), Greece, History, State and military institutions - Diplomatic relations

Map of the Balcan peninsula after the treaty of San Stefano, 1878.

Tags: Bulgaria, Great Eastern Crisis (1875-78), Greece, History, Maps, State and military institutions - Diplomatic relations, Treaty of San Stefano, Turkey

Greek insurgents in Thessaly, during the 1878 uprising.

Tags: Battles, Costume - Hats and headwear, Ethnic groups, Great Eastern Crisis (1875-78), Greece, Greeks, Human types, State and military institutions - Diplomatic relations, Thessaly, Uprising in Thessaly (1878), Weapons

Greek uprising in Thessaly, 1878: View of Mount Pelion from the gulf of Volos.

Tags: Boats and ships, Greece, Houses, Magnesia, Mountains, Pelion, State and military institutions - Diplomatic relations, Thessaly, Views, Volos

Great Eastern crisis of 1875-78: The Turkish fleet in Souda bay exercises in preparation against a supposed Russian attack by torpedoes.

Tags: Boats and ships, Crete, Great Eastern Crisis (1875-78), Greece, Human types, Ottoman army, Souda, State and military institutions - Diplomatic relations, Weapons

The Greek uprising in Thessaly, 1878. Town and fort of Domokos, at that moment a frontier town.

Tags: Architecture and built environment, Castle of Domokos, Castles and fortresses, Central Greece, Domokos, Frankish monuments, Great Eastern Crisis (1875-78), Greece, History, Houses, Human types, Phthiotis, State and military institutions - Diplomatic relations, Uprising in Thessaly (1878), Views

Great Eastern crisis of 1875-78: Bulgarian refugees seek shelter at Greek schools in Philippopolis (today Plovdiv, Bulgaria).

Tags: Bulgaria, Bulgarians, Carpets, Children, Costume - Hats and headwear, Ethnic groups, Great Eastern Crisis (1875-78), History, Plovdiv / gr. Philippopolis, Refugees, Schools, Social sphere and everyday life, State and military institutions - Diplomatic relations, Women

Alexandra Princess of Wales promenading in the Royal Gardens (today National Garden), during her visit to Athens in 1877. In the background, from left to right, the temple of Olympian Zeus, Hadrian's Arch and the Acropolis.

Edward, Prince of Wales (later Edward VII of England) watches the illumination of the Acropolis of Athens, 1877.

Tags: Acropolis of Athens, Art and antiquities, Athens, Attica, Central Greece, Costume - Hats and headwear, Edward VII of England, Festivities / Celebrations, Greece, Human types, Parthenon, Princes, Princes of Wales, State and military institutions - Diplomatic relations, Women

Riot between the Ottoman police and Greek residents of Istanbul, July 1876.

Tags: Arquitecture and built environment, Battles, Carriages, Costume - Hats and headwear, Ethnic groups, Greeks, History, Houses, Human types, Istanbul, Mosques, State and military institutions - Diplomatic relations, Thrace, Turkey, Turks, Weapons

The state barge bringing George I and his suite to HMS “Serapis”, to visit Edward, Prince of Wales (later Edward VII of England), who visited to Greece in 1875.

Tags: Attica, Boats and ships, Central Greece, Costume - Hats and headwear, Edward VII of England, George I of Greece, Greece, Human types, Kings, Piraeus, Princes, Princes of Wales, Social sphere and everyday life, State and military institutions - Diplomatic relations, Women

The trial of the members of the brigand band of Arvanitakis, perpetrators of the Dilessi murders.

Tags: Arvanitakis brothers (brigands), Athens, Attica, Brigands, Central Greece, Costume - Hats and headwear, Court officials, Courthouses, Dilessi murders (1870), Greece, History, Human types, Lawyers, State and military institutions - Diplomatic relations

Members of the brigand band of Arvanitakis, perpetrators of the Dilessi murders, are taken to Athens to be brought to trial.

Tags: Animals, Arvanitakis brothers (brigands), Attica, Brigands, Central Greece, Costume - Hats and headwear, Dilessi murders (1870), Equids, Greece, History, Human types, Oropos, Shoes and footwear, Soldiers, State and military institutions - Diplomatic relations, Weapons

House at Oropos, or at Dilessi, in which the British travellers abducted by the brigands Arvanitaki were held captive (Dilessi murders, 1870).

Tags: Architecture and built environment, Arvanitakis brothers (brigands), Attica, Brigands, Central Greece, Costume - Hats and headwear, Dilessi murders (1870), Greece, History, Houses, Human types, Oropos, State and military institutions - Diplomatic relations

The conference of Paris, 1869.

Tags: Carpets, Clocks, Conference of Paris (1869), Costume - Hats and headwear, English, Ethnic groups, France, French, Greeks, History, Human types, Interiors, Paris, State and military institutions - Diplomatic relations, Turks, Writing tools

The blockade-runner “Arcadi”, symbol of the Cretan revolution, towed up the Dardanelles by Ottoman ships.

Tags: Architecture and built environment, Arkadi (steamship), Boats and ships, Castles and fortresses, Cretan Revolution, Dardanelles / Çanakkale boğazı / anc. Hellespont, History, Houses, Kilitbahir Castle / Kilitbahir Kalesi, State and military institutions - Diplomatic relations, Turkey

The monastery of Arcadi, after the being blown up by the Cretans besieged inside, 1866.

Tags: Animals, Architecture and built environment, Arkadi Monastery, Byzantine architecture, Byzantine monuments, Crete, Equids, Greece, History, Human types, Rethymno, State and military institutions - Diplomatic relations

The Ottoman army attacks the monastery of Arcadi, Crete, November 1866.

Tags: Animals, Architecture and built environment, Arkadi Monastery, Byzantine architecture, Cannons, Crete, Equids, Ethnic groups, Greece, History, Ottoman army, Rethymno, State and military institutions - Diplomatic relations, Turks, Weapons

The ruins of Fort George, named after the King of Britain, at Vido, Corfu. As they left Corfu, shortly before the union of the Ionian islands and Greece, in 1864, the British destroyed all the fortifications they had built.

Tags: Architecture and built environment, Castles and fortresses, Corfu, Fort George (Vido island), Greece, State and military institutions - Diplomatic relations, Vido (Corfu)

The Grand Cross of the Greek Order of Our Saviour (highest decoration of the Greek Republic and formerly of the Kingdom of Greece), which was awarded to Victoria of Britain.

Tags: Coats of arms – Emblems, Greece, Social sphere and everyday life, State and military institutions - Diplomatic relations

Coat of arms of the kingfom of Greece during the reign of George I.

Tags: Coats of arms – Emblems, George I of Greece, Greece, Kings, Social sphere and everyday life, State and military institutions - Diplomatic relations

The National Guard at Athens taking the oath of allegiance to George I, 1863.

Tags: Animals, Athens, Attica, Central Greece, Costume - Hats and headwear, Equids, George I of Greece, Greece, Military officers, Priests, Social sphere and everyday life, Soldiers, State and military institutions - Diplomatic relations, Vestments (liturgical garments), Weapons

The Archibishop of Athens receiving King George I of Greece in front of the cathedral of Athens, 1863.

Tags: Athens, Attica, Cathedral Church of Athens (Metropolis), Children, Churches, Costume - Hats and headwear, George I of Greece, Greece, Kings, Priests, Religious practices, State and military institutions - Diplomatic relations, Vestments (liturgical garments), Women

Greek peasants come to Athens to welcome George I, 1863.

Tags: Animals, Attica, Central Greece, Children, Equids, George I of Greece, Greece, Human types, Kings, Peasants, Priests, Professions, Social sphere and everyday life, State and military institutions - Diplomatic relations, Weapons, Women

George I of Greece reviews the National Guard, 1863.

Tags: Animals, Athens, Attica, Central Greece, Costume - Hats and headwear, Equids, George I of Greece, Greece, History, Kings, Officials, Soldiers, State and military institutions - Diplomatic relations, Weapons

George I of Greece attends the liturgy at the Greek church of Chirst Saviour in London, 1863.

Tags: Carpets, Children, Church of Christ the Saviour (London), Churches, Costume - Hats and headwear, George I of Greece, Kings, London, Priests, Religious practices, State and military institutions - Diplomatic relations, United Kingdom, Vestments (liturgical garments), Women

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