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Willemspark in The Hague, 17 November 1863
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Ceremony on November 17, 1863, of the laying of the first stone by King William III for the National Monument in memory of independence and the founding of the Kingdom of the Netherlands in 1813, in the Willemspark (now Plein 1813) in The Hague. Centered on King William III, Princess Marie, Prince Frederick, the Crown Prince, and Princes Henry and Alexander surrounded by guests, secretary d'Engelbronner reads a deed. In the background, the construction with the guest podium, on the right the buildings for the choir. Accompanying the print is a reduced copy with a key to the persons depicted.
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Credit lineWillemspark te 's Gravenhage, 17 November 1863. 1863. Adrien Canelle. Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam. Public domain.