Dome and Pavilion Gardens, Brighton Finish:10-pack Tomb of the Unknown Soldier

Tomb of the Unknown Soldier

Aberdeen manager Alex Ferguson looks at a map of Europe as he prepares to takes his side into the European Cup Winners Cup quarter finals for the first time

Original painting by Sir Thomas Lawrence

View of the Reform Club's kitchens

' Illustration from An account of the voyages

Dome and Pavilion Gardens, Brighton Finish:10-pack Tomb of the Unknown SoldierDome and Pavilion Gardens, Brighton, early 20th century. Postcard from Valentine's Series. The Brighton Dome was built for the Prince of Wales (the future King George IV), who regularly frequented Brighton, in 1805. The Pavilion was originally built in 1786 1787 by Henry Holland, also for the Prince of Wales. It was added to by William Porden in 1804 1806 and remodelled by John Nash between 1815 and 1822 in a European interpretation of Indian and