#greenwich

[dk-thrive]

Late Morning. 20° F. January 20 2025. Mianus River Park, Stamford, CT (@dkct25)

[ancientsstudies]

Royal Naval College by michaelthecanadian.

[galina]

Spent the afternoon watching the last of a cold afternoon winter sunset over London, the city was so pink. Everything seems to be burning with a kind of intensity of possibility, like anything – good, bad – could happen in the coming weeks

[livesunique]

"Sui Generis" Residence, Greenwich, Connecticut, United States,

Designed by Greville Rickard in 1931,

Landscaping by Miranda Brooks

[cdx1016]

Paint me a skyline picture. Tod’s Point Greenwich, CT

(Viacarad1016)

[haredjarris]

old royal naval college, greenwich. 18.05.24

[dubmill]

North Greenwich, London; 12.1.2014

[londonedge]

Walking through the Greenwich Foot Tunnel

[tins-of-mystery]

Some snaps from my trip to london this week!! could’ve spent the whole three days in the maritime museum tbh

[haxanbroker]

Greenwich Park (a slight return). South London, Novembr 2024.

[khorazir]

Royal Naval College in Greenwich. Parts of the Dead Boy Detectives pilot were shot here.

[ltwilliammowett]

Hospital Ships Lying off Greenwich, by Claude Thomas Stanfield Moore (1853-1901)

[dk-thrive]

Mianus River Park @ Twilight. 4:30 to 5:00 pm. January 4, 2025. Stamford, CT. (@dkct25)

[vintagehomecollection]

The garden room in Greenwich is a seemingly effortless space that inspires ornithological fantasies. Birds, both real and decorative, fill the room. In a corner sits a green "obelisk" birdcage from John Russelli Antiques; against the enormous window stands a birdhouse, an English folly from Trevor Potts; there are even two occasional tables whose bases resemble wading cranes.

Interior Visions: Great American Designers and the Showcase House, 1988

[raywhitfield92]

For some reason I didn't post these here, but there was a Wicked event in Greenwich called Green Witch. Stolas and Moxxie were excited about it.

[upstairsdownstairsandinbetween]

Tulip Staircase by Pedro Luis Ajuriaguerra Saiz.

This ornate, wrought iron structure was the first geometric self-supporting spiral stair in Britain when it was installed in the Queen's House, Greenwich, London. Even today the stairs seem to defy gravity, with its captivating spiral linking the upper floors with the dramatic Great Hall.

The Chartered Institute of Building (CIOB)