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Meeting rooms of the Royal Society 1863

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Meeting rooms of the Royal Society 1863

The former meeting place of the Royal Society - a room in Crane Court, seen on the left, and, on the right, the new meeting room at Burlington House.
1863

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© Illustrated London News Ltd/Mary Evans

1863 Burlington Crane Meeting Sep17


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This evocative photograph, taken by the Illustrated London News Ltd in 1863, captures the significant transition of the Royal Society's meeting place from the historic Crane Court on the left to the grand new building at Burlington House on the right. The Royal Society, established in 1660, is the oldest scientific academy in continuous existence and has played a pivotal role in the scientific advancements of the UK. The image on the left shows the former meeting room located in Crane Court, a charming yet modest space filled with wooden tables and chairs, where scientific minds gathered to discuss their latest discoveries and research. The dimly lit room, adorned with portraits of esteemed scientists, exudes an aura of intellectual curiosity and tradition. In stark contrast, the new meeting room at Burlington House on the right is a testament to the Society's growing influence and prestige. The spacious, well-lit room, with its ornate decor and high ceilings, reflects the grandeur and sophistication of the scientific community in the mid-19th century. The Society's move to Burlington House marked a new era in its history, allowing it to accommodate a larger membership and facilitate more extensive scientific collaborations. The photograph serves as a poignant reminder of the evolution of the Royal Society and the scientific community in London during the 19th century. It highlights the importance of tradition and the need for progress, as well as the enduring spirit of scientific inquiry that continues to drive the Royal Society and its members to this day.

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