Frontal view of The Royal Exchange
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Frontal view of The Royal Exchange
The Merchant Seamens Office, over the Royal Exchange was used for committee meetings by the Marine Society from 15 July 1756 to 6 April 1758. The building shown here was the second one used by the Royal Exchange. It opened in 1669 and eventually much of the property was taken over by Royal Exchange Assurance and Lloyd’s of London. The Merchant Seamen's Office had its headquarters over the Royal Exchange during the 1750s. The offices were used for committee meetings by the Marine Society from July 1756 to April 1758.
Object number: PAD1379
Date: 1761
Original dimensions: 235 mm x 317 mm
- Image reference: PU1379
- National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London
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