Burnt dwellings capital square posters & prints

Richmond Firemen pushing down the remains of the burnt dwellings Capital Square Anonymous

Ruins of Shanty Town on Anacostia Flats Anonymous

Quarantined Smallpox House Being Burned Anonymous

Burnt-out building, Concordia Wharf, Poplar, London, 1924 Unknown

The Mahlon D. Ogden Home after the Great Chicago Fire of 1871 American School

Citizens of Richmond in Capitol Square during the conflagration William Ludlow Sheppard

Relief for the Sufferers of Chicago, 1872 Jules Emile Saintin

David Burns's Cottage and the Washington Monument, Washington D.C., 1892 Walter Paris

Ruins of St Paul Covent Garden, 1795 Edward (after) Dayes

Burnt-out interior of the Drury Lane Theatre, Covent Garden, London, 1908 Unknown

Peabody Square Westminster for the Dwellings of the Poor London UK 1869 Anonymous

Plan Of Kingston, Jamaica Anonymous

London, the Burning of the Houses of Parliamen Anonymous

Capitol Building and Lawn After Hurricane Anonymous

Architectural details, Fleet Street, City of London Robert Dudley

Burning of Irwell Buildings, Manchester Anonymous

Capital, detail Stuart Cox

Canterbury Cathedral after the Recent Fire, Showing the Portion Burnt Anonymous

Wild Court, off Great Wild Street, Drury Lane, 1855 English School

Washington, DC W Ridgway

The Cathedral Square in the Moscow Kremlin at Night, 1878 Alexei Kondratyevich Savrasov

Madison Square Lovell Birge Harrison

Ruins of the Fire at Kingston, Jamaica English School

The Capitol, Washington, DC, USA HC White

Private Dwelling House, Batavia, Java, Indonesia, 1883 Anonymous

Views of Capitals: Fleet Street, London Anonymous

The Taking of the City of Washington in America, 24th August 1814, pub. by G. Thompson, 1814 English School

Ancestral home of Geo. Washington, Washington Anonymous

Washington, The Rotunda in the Capital, 19th century, America Anonymous

Washington, DC., USA Anonymous

Remains of houses Syrian Syrian

The Old Fairbanks House, Dedham Anonymous

The Breakers, Vanderbilt residence Anonymous

Church Lane, St Giles's, c.1840 English School

Melbourne, the Capital of Port Phillip. 1850 Anonymous

The Old Hare and Hounds, Buckridge Street, St Giles in1818 English School