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Courtyard of the Royal Hospital Chelsea (south front)
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The burial site of Margaret and Denis Thatcher at the Royal Hospital Chelsea.
The Chapel, Royal Hospital Chelsea (1681-91).
An anti-aircraft searchlight and crew at the Royal Hospital at Chelsea in London, 17 April 1940. This is the 90mm model, and the tube at the top of the light is a fan that cools the interior.
The Singora cannon at the Royal Hospital Chelsea in London.
The Great Hall of the Royal Chelsea Hospital in London (a retirement home for old soldiers, not a medical hospital).
The Royal Hospital Chelsea is a retirement home and nursing home for British Army veterans in Chelsea, London. It was founded by King Charles II in 1682 as a retreat for veterans. The building was designed by Sir Christopher Wren and is an iconic example of British architectural heritage.
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Royal Hospital

London, Great Britain

A retirement home for soldiers was established by King Charles II, offering a fascinating glimpse into history. Known as the Royal Hospital Chelsea, this listed building provides regular tours of its impressive grounds.

Discovering Military History

Visitors can explore the on-site museum, which holds a remarkable collection of military memorabilia. These exhibits have been generously donated by the Chelsea Pensioners themselves over the years, adding a personal touch to the history on display.

Source - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Royal_Hospital_Chelsea
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