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3CHCA6R St Helena island, south Atlantic ocean.

3CHCA0G St Helena island, south Atlantic ocean.

3CHC9PR St Helena island, south Atlantic ocean.

3CHC9G3 St Helena island, south Atlantic ocean.

3CHC92D St Helena island, south Atlantic ocean.

3CHC8N6 St Helena island, south Atlantic ocean.

3CHB8B3 St Helena island, south Atlantic ocean.

3CHB872 St Helena island, south Atlantic ocean.

2XR82MR An engraving of the island of St Helena in the 1890's where Napoleon was exiled in the South Atlantic, where he died of stomach cancer in 1821, aged 51 - Gravure de l'île de Sainte-Hélène dans les années 1890, où Napoléon fut exilé dans l'Atlantique Sud et où il mourut d'un cancer de l'estomac en 1821, à l'âge de 51 ans.

2WJ1337 The bed in which Napoleon died at Longwood House on the Atlantic Island of St Helena

2R9C07C Owned an maintained by France, Longwood House on St Helena Island was Napoleon's residence fo the last six years of his life and the place where he di

2R9C06N Owned and maintained by France, Longwood House on St Helena Island was Napoleon's residence for the last six years of his life.

2T91DY7 Chamber Pot, 1815-1817, attributed to George Bullock, British, died 1818, 6 x 13 x 11 5/8 in. (15.24 x 33.02 x 29.53 cm), Glazed stoneware, England, Regency, Following the Battle of Waterloo in 1815, the British government provided the defeated French emperor Napoleon Bonaparte with a retirement home called New Longwood House on the island of St. Helena and employed the sculptor and cabinetmaker George Bullock to design most of the furnishings. Nothing seems to have escaped Bullock’s attention, including the toothbrush holder, soap dish, ewer and basin which would have been en suite

2F2A9EE Napoleon's deathbed, House of Longwood,The island of Saint Helena, Napoleon, the emperor's exile photographed in 2012. The year 2021 will mark the 200th death anniversary of French emperor Napoleon Bonaparte. Napoleon died on St Helena island in 1821. Napoleon, who served as a military general and emperor of France, was exiled to St Helena following his defeat at the Battle of Waterloo in 1815. Photo by Erik Sampers/ABACAPRESS.COM

2F2A9E9 One of the last painting of the emperor,, Longwood house, The island of Saint Helena, Napoleon, the emperor's exile photographed in 2012. The year 2021 will mark the 200th death anniversary of French emperor Napoleon Bonaparte. Napoleon died on St Helena island in 1821. Napoleon, who served as a military general and emperor of France, was exiled to St Helena following his defeat at the Battle of Waterloo in 1815. Photo by Erik Sampers/ABACAPRESS.COM

2F2A9FG The Chinese pavilion, garden of the house of Longwood,The island of Saint Helena, Napoleon, the emperor's exile photographed in 2012. The year 2021 will mark the 200th death anniversary of French emperor Napoleon Bonaparte. Napoleon died on St Helena island in 1821. Napoleon, who served as a military general and emperor of France, was exiled to St Helena following his defeat at the Battle of Waterloo in 1815. Photo by Erik Sampers/ABACAPRESS.COM

2F2A9EJ Napoleon scratched the island of Saint Helena on this globe map, Longwood house, The island of Saint Helena, Napoleon, the emperor's exile photographed in 2012. The year 2021 will mark the 200th death anniversary of French emperor Napoleon Bonaparte. Napoleon died on St Helena island in 1821. Napoleon, who served as a military general and emperor of France, was exiled to St Helena following his defeat at the Battle of Waterloo in 1815. Photo by Erik Sampers/ABACAPRESS.COM

2F2A9F0 Letter of protest from Napoleon to the English governor, Longwood house, The island of Saint Helena, Napoleon, the emperor's exile photographed in 2012. The year 2021 will mark the 200th death anniversary of French emperor Napoleon Bonaparte. Napoleon died on St Helena island in 1821. Napoleon, who served as a military general and emperor of France, was exiled to St Helena following his defeat at the Battle of Waterloo in 1815. Photo by Erik Sampers/ABACAPRESS.COM

2F2A9DP Napoleon's billiards, Longwood house, The island of Saint Helena, Napoleon, the emperor's exile photographed in 2012. The year 2021 will mark the 200th death anniversary of French emperor Napoleon Bonaparte. Napoleon died on St Helena island in 1821. Napoleon, who served as a military general and emperor of France, was exiled to St Helena following his defeat at the Battle of Waterloo in 1815. Photo by Erik Sampers/ABACAPRESS.COM

2F2A9E1 On October 14, 1815 at nightfall, that is to say after sixty-four days of navigation, the “Northumberland” anchored in front of Saint Helena., Longwood house, The island of Saint Helena, Napoleon, the emperor's exile photographed in 2012. The year 2021 will mark the 200th death anniversary of French emperor Napoleon Bonaparte. Napoleon died on St Helena island in 1821. Napoleon, who served as a military general and emperor of France, was exiled to St Helena following his defeat at the Battle of Waterloo in 1815. Photo by Erik Sampers/ABACAPRESS.COM

2F2A9E8 The bathroom, Longwood house, The island of Saint Helena, Napoleon, the emperor's exile photographed in 2012. The year 2021 will mark the 200th death anniversary of French emperor Napoleon Bonaparte. Napoleon died on St Helena island in 1821. Napoleon, who served as a military general and emperor of France, was exiled to St Helena following his defeat at the Battle of Waterloo in 1815. Photo by Erik Sampers/ABACAPRESS.COM

2F2A9F5 The emperor's room, Longwood house, The island of Saint Helena, Napoleon, the emperor's exile photographed in 2012. The year 2021 will mark the 200th death anniversary of French emperor Napoleon Bonaparte. Napoleon died on St Helena island in 1821. Napoleon, who served as a military general and emperor of France, was exiled to St Helena following his defeat at the Battle of Waterloo in 1815. Photo by Erik Sampers/ABACAPRESS.COM

2F2A9EG Longwood house , The island of Saint Helena, Napoleon, the emperor's exile photographed in 2012. The year 2021 will mark the 200th death anniversary of French emperor Napoleon Bonaparte. Napoleon died on St Helena island in 1821. Napoleon, who served as a military general and emperor of France, was exiled to St Helena following his defeat at the Battle of Waterloo in 1815. Photo by Erik Sampers/ABACAPRESS.COM

2F2A9EA Longwood House, The island of Saint Helena, Napoleon, the emperor's exile photographed in 2012. The year 2021 will mark the 200th death anniversary of French emperor Napoleon Bonaparte. Napoleon died on St Helena island in 1821. Napoleon, who served as a military general and emperor of France, was exiled to St Helena following his defeat at the Battle of Waterloo in 1815. Photo by Erik Sampers/ABACAPRESS.COM

TR739J Longwood House, Saint Helena

P0FW5A Napoleon I (1769-1821). Exile on Saint Helena Island. Emperor in Lognwood House. 1815-1821.

2C8J096 Longwood House, with pointsettias (Napoleon's last residence), St Helena, Atlantic Ocean 20th April 2018

2C8J093 Longwood House, (Napoleon's last residence), entrance, St Helena, Atlantic Ocean 20th April 2018

2F348FK Longwood House, the final residence of Napoleon from 1815-21 on the island of St Helena in the Atlantic Ocean

2F344GW Longwood House, the final residence of Napoleon from 1815-21 on the island of St Helena in the Atlantic Ocean

2F344CX Longwood House, the final residence of Napoleon from 1815-21 on the island of St Helena in the Atlantic Ocean

2F344C8 Napoleon's death bed in Longwood House, his final residence from 1815-21 on the island of St Helena in the Atlantic Ocean

EMJ5JK Agapanthus at Longwood House on the island of St Helena , home to Napoleon Bonaparte until his death

EMJ5JD Longwood House on the island of St Helena , home to Napoleon Bonaparte until his death

EMJ5J5 Agapanthus growing at Longwood House gardens on the island of St Helena , home to Napoleon Bonaparte until his death

EMJ6HC High Knoll fort on St Helena island in the south Atlantic ocean

EMJ6GG Entrance to High Knoll fort on St Helena island in the south Atlantic ocean

EMJ62T Half Tree Hollow from High Knoll Fort on St Helena island in the South Atlantic Ocean

K9510T Longwood St Helena in 1817

DW3RAE St Helena South Atlantic Ocean view from cliffs near Jamestown

DCHD6N Arch and entrance to Jamestown, the capital of St Helena island in the South Atlantic

CF8F13 St Helena Longwood House gardens and lily pond home to Napoleon Bonaparte until 1821 when he died here aged 51

CF8F04 St Helena Ebony an Endemic species from the Island of St Helena in the south Atlantic Ocean

CF8EYF Saint Helena Longwood House home to Napoleon Bonaparte until 1821 when he died here aged 51

CF8EXT Saint Helena Gardens at Longwood House home to Napoleon Bonaparte until 1821 when he died here aged 51

CF8EWK St Helena Longwood House home to Napoleon Bonaparte until 1821 when he died here aged 51

CF8EPG St Helena Longwood Sign at the entrance of Longwood House home to Napoleon Bonaparte until 1851

CF8ET7 St Helena in the South Atlantic Ocean signpost to Longwood House home to Napoleon Bonaparte.

CF8EP8 Saint Helena in the South Atlantic Ocean signpost to Longwood House home to Napoleon Bonaparte.

CF8CXH Staint Helena Plantation House home to the Governor of St Helena Island in the South Atlantic Ocean

2WRW8G8 Longwood House St Helena final exile of Napoleon Bonaparte

2WRNTAC Grave of Napoleon Bonaparte at St Helena

2WRNRFC Longwood House St Helena final exile of Napoleon Bonaparte

2WRNRFF Grave of Napoleon Bonaparte at St Helena

2WRNRFH Longwood House St Helena final exile of Napoleon Bonaparte

2WRNRFE Longwood House St Helena final exile of Napoleon Bonaparte

2WRNRF7 Longwood House St Helena final exile of Napoleon Bonaparte

2WRNRE8 Longwood House St Helena final exile of Napoleon Bonaparte

2WRNRD0 Longwood House St Helena final exile of Napoleon Bonaparte

2WRNRD7 Longwood House St Helena final exile of Napoleon Bonaparte

D919G0 Longwood House which was the residence of Napoleon during his exile to St Helena.

MNP0TE Snow covered hills Scotland

2A5M3MJ A 1901 printed photograph of Napoleons former House 'Longwood' on the island of St Helena. The original East India Company farm was converted for the use of Napoleon in 1815

2A5M3JH A 1901 printed photograph of Jamestown on the island of St Helena. Jamestown is the combined capital of the British Overseas Territory of Saint Helena, Ascension and Tristan da Cunha, it was named after James, Duke of York, the future King James II of England and became the exile home of Napoleon Bonaparte

B5BCYH Longwood House where Napoleon was exiled between 1815 and 1821 St Helena Mid Atlantic

2T1J803 Longwood House St. Helena

P85AA9 Longwood House St. Helena

BDE6W1 Longwood House Napoleon's home during the last years of his life

G5D7P7 LONGWOOD HOUSE : A view of Longwood House on the South Atlantic island of Saint Helena. The house was the residence of the exiled French Emperor, Napoleon Bonaparte, after his defeat at the Battle of Waterloo in June 1815. The Emperor's health steadily declined after his arrival and he died in 1821.

G5D7P3 ST. HELENA : 1984

G50YW9 LONGWOOD HOUSE : THE GARDEN

G50YW8 GARDEN AT LONGWOOD HOUSE, ST. HELENA.

G50YW4 A view of Longwood House on the British-held Atlantic island of St. Helena. The house was the residence of the exiled French Emperor Napoleon Bonaparte after his defeat at the Battle of Waterloo in 1815. He died there in 1821, officially from stomach cancer, aged 51. *Picture taken during visit of Prince Andrew to St. Helena.

3B3ECG2 Notification of the burial of Napoleon, 1821. In this excerpt from the Parish Register of St Helena towards the foot of the page, which lists burials, the entry for 9th May records; 'Napoleon Bonaparte, late Emperor of France; he died on the 5th instant, at the old House at Longwood, and was interred on Mr Richard Torbett's Estate'. Napoleon had been living in exile on St Helena following his defeat at Waterloo in 1815. At the top of the page is an entry for 'Sophia Chambers Slave to Lieut. L'Estrange [Hill?] 66 Regt'. Also listed are the deaths of four more slaves, as well as 'infants', 'inva

2XT30DT The Dead Lion: the body of Napoleon at Longwood, 1909. 'Napoleon died on May 5, 1821. In his will he wrote, "I wish my ashes to rest near the banks of the Seine, in the midst of the French people whom I have loved so dearly." He was buried at St. Helena, but in 1840 his remains were brought to Paris. From a drawing made by an English officer two hours after his death'. From "Illustrated London News", 1909.

2XT2YPH The Last Phase: Napoleon in his Garden at Longwood, 1909. 'At St. Helena Napoleon occupied himself largely with writing his own memoirs and opinions, and reading and annotating works bearing on his career. A sketch from life at Longwood, April 1820. The name of the author of this sketch is not given in M. [Philippe] Gonnard's book ["The Exile Of St. Helena"]'. From "Illustrated London News", 1909.

2XT2YPF The Lion's Cage: the old house at Longwood, St. Helena, in which Napoleon lived and died, 1909. "On arriving at St. Helena on 17th Oct., 1815, Napoleon spent one night at Jamestown...He then settled in a little cottage called 'The Briars.'...On 10th Dec ., 1815, he was able to move to Longwood, but found himself limited to extremely restricted boundaries, which he could not cross unless accompanied by an English officer".' From "Illustrated London News", 1909.

2WWE1HM Description: Longwood Old House. The sheds on the left are midway between the porch of Longwood Old House (facing left and Marshal Bertrand's house and the New House) Location: St Helena Date: 1933

2WWE00A Description: Longwood Old House. The sheds on the left are midway between the porch of Longwood Old House (facing left and Marshal Bertrand's house and the New House) Location: St Helena Date: 1933

2WWDPMD Description: Re-opening of Longwood Old House. M. Georges Peugeot, Charge de Mission for the French Government, making his speech. Location: St Helena Date: 1954-1955

2WWDPMR Description: Re-opening of Longwood Old House. His Excellency the Governor (Mr. J.D. Harford, C.M.G.) delivering his speech. Location: St Helena Date: 1954-1955

2WWDPNF Description: Re-opening of Longwood Old House. His Excellency the Governor (Mr. J.D. Harford, C.M.G.) delivering his speech. Location: St Helena Date: 1954-1955

2WWDP8K Description: Iron railings in front of New Longwood also in front of Bertrand's house: a single fence. Location: St Helena Date: 1914

2WWDP6T Description: Re-opening of Longwood Old House. Members of the Community entering the building. Location: St Helena Date: 1954-1955

2WWDP63 Description: Re-opening of Longwood Old House. M. Georges Peugeot, Charge de Mission for the French Government, making his speech. Location: St Helena Date: 1954-1955

2WWDN9D Description: Re-opening of Longwood Old House. His Excellency the Governor (Mr. J.D. Harford, C.M.G.) delivering his speech. Location: St Helena Date: 1954-1955

2WWDN96 Description: Re-opening of Longwood Old House. The Gardens. Location: St Helena Date: 1954-1955

2WWDMTP Description: View over Fisher's Valley. From near Old Longwood House. Location: St Helena Date: 1914

2WWDMPB Description: Re-opening of Longwood Old House. The Gardens. Location: St Helena Date: 1954-1955

2WWDM9Y Description: From Bertrand's House. 'Longwood Farm' Location: St Helena Date: 1914

2WWDJTA Description: Longwood House. Location: St Helena Date: 1914

2WWDJAW Description: Longwood Plain. House in distance. Location: St Helena Date: 1914

2WWDJ9R Description: The building on the left is Marshal Bertrand's house. This picture shews some of the unsightly sheds and one of the pits, which are clearly visible from the porch of Longwood Old House. Location: St Helena Date: 1933

2WWDHRB Description: Another view of the sheds between Marshal Bertrand's house (with white-washed front) and Longwood Old House. Location: St Helena Date: 1933

2WWDH83 Description: Longwood House Location: St Helena Date: 1914

2WWDH85 Description: Longwood House Location: St Helena Date: 1914

2WWDGNE Description: Longwood House Location: St Helena Date: 1914

2T6A05W Christopher Columbus in the Azores looking toward America 28, birds in the Canary Islands 29, and Napoleon Bonapartes prison Longwood House on St. Helena 30. Handcoloured copperplate engraving from Rev. Isaac Taylors Scenes in Africa for the Amusement and Instruction of Little Tarry-at-Home Travelers, Harris and Son, London, 1820.

2RT2DWM Vue de l'île, de la rade et de la ville de Sainte-Hélène, 1817-1824. Private Collection.

2RRJ8RM Longwood, Napoleon's Residence, St. Helena, 1858. View of '...Longwood House, the residence of Napoleon during his captivity...St. Helena is an island in the Atlantic Ocean, standing entirely by itself, detached from any group, about 1200 miles from the nearest land, off the coast of Southern Africa'. From "Illustrated London News", 1858.