At Greenwich, 1826 f16

The town of Greenwich derives its name from Old
English, meaning 'green harbour' or 'port'. It became popular in
the 16th century, when Henry VIII holidayed there, and its
popularity with royalty and gentry increased during the reign of
Elizabeth I, who quarantined herself from the Black Death in the
Queen's Palace in Greenwich Park. This drawing shows the collection
of buildings that constitute t…