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Nelson's Monmouth speeches, recorded and printed by Charles Heath, 1802
  • Nelson was granted the Freedom of the Borough of Monmouth in 1801. He visited the town the following year as part of a tour of south Wales that was undertaken for three reasons: to visit the port at Milford, to report on the state of Navy timber in the Forest of Dean, and for pleasure.
Contemporary copy of Nelson's freedom certificate, on silk, printed by Charles Heath, 1802
Extract from Nelson's report on the Forest of Dean, 1802 [first page]
  • An illustration of the scenes at Monmouth on 21 October 1905, during the celebrations to commemorate the centenary of Admiral Nelson's death.
'Children forming 'Nelson' on Kymin', by anonymous artist, 21 October 1905
  • An illustration of the scenes at Monmouth on 21 October 1905, during the celebrations to commemorate the centenary of Admiral Nelson's death.
'The Naval Temple with Lady Llangattock', by anonymous artist, 21 October 1905
  • An illustration of the scenes at Monmouth on 21 October 1905, during the celebrations to commemorate the centenary of Admiral Nelson's death.
'Agincourt Square with crowd', [Monmouth] by an anonymous artist, 21 October 1905