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The film opens with footage from the sculpture of the Wellington Arch that depicts the Nike, the winged goddess of victory, descending on the chariot of war, and continues with shots from the Decimus Burton’s "Ionic Screen" with 18 Ionic columns and the Apsley House (sometimes referred to as the Wellington Museum), an English aristocratic building of neoclassical style.
Afterwards, the camera captures one of London's red trademark buses, the building structure of the area, The Lanesborough Hotel, where across the street we see the Royal Artillery Memorial, a stone monument designed by Charles Jagger and Lionel Pearson dedicated to the victims of the Royal Infantry Regiment during the First World War.
The film continues with a few more views from the Wellington Arch and the city and closes with moments of relaxation in Hyde Park.
Afterwards, the camera captures one of London's red trademark buses, the building structure of the area, The Lanesborough Hotel, where across the street we see the Royal Artillery Memorial, a stone monument designed by Charles Jagger and Lionel Pearson dedicated to the victims of the Royal Infantry Regiment during the First World War.
The film continues with a few more views from the Wellington Arch and the city and closes with moments of relaxation in Hyde Park.
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