The Duke of York's Column, London Finish:Stretched May Day Parade in Red

May Day Parade in Red Square

interior of the haberdasher's shop with the dandy cutting a length of cloth for two women wearing oversized bonnets

He was a British glassware manufacturer in the family company of Pellatt and Green

View of figures looking over the south side of Shoe Lane Bridge

Denis Law (far left)

The Duke of York's Column, London Finish:Stretched May Day Parade in RedThe Duke of York's Column, London, 19th century. The 124 ft monument, at Waterloo Place, Carlton House Terrace, was erected in 1833 to the glory of Frederick, second son of King George III and Commander in Chief of the British Army during the Napoleonic Wars. The 'Grand Old Duke of York' supposedly marched his 10,000 men to the top of the hill and marched them down again.