HISTORY
21st August 1946. Note the changes of use from today.
C1940. Greenwich Park was used for allotments in aid of the war effort. At this time private and public parks and gardens alike were used for the 'good of the many'. (Different changes of land use)
The National Maritime Museum, Royal Naval College and the River Thames, Greenwich, 1948
21st August 1946. Note the changes of use from today.
Old Royal Naval College
Throughout history Greenwich Maritime has been a central hub for the navy and and training students. During the world wars the flatter parts of Greenwich park were used as allotments to feed the nation and help ease the effects of rationing.
Today it is a University building and world heratige site, even being used for backgrounds for films due to the beautifully designed buildings by Christopher Wrenn (16/1700s).