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Bactrian & Dromedary Camelids
There are two species of "old-world" camelid, the Bactrian (with two humps) and the Dromedary or Arabian (with one hump). The Dromedary i...

llama
The llama is the largest of the South American Camelids, weighing anything up to 400lbs (180kg) and standing approximately 4 ft (1.25m) at t...

Alpacas
Smaller than the llama, alpacas stand about 3ft (0.92m) at the shoulder and weigh, on average, 150lb (68kg). They produce a superb, heavy fl...

Guanaco
Guanacos are elegant and fine boned and stand approximately 3ft6" (1.06m) at the shoulder and weigh around 200lb (91kg). Like the llama, the...

Vicuna
The Vicuna is undomesticated and is considered an endangered species. However, a small number are kept in the U.K. in zoos or wildlife parks...

Architecture
Wren's design for the original building was intended to house 412 veteran soldiers and their officers and comprised a single quadrangle, kno...

Architecture - Figure Court
This is the oldest part of the Royal Hospital and was begun by Wren in 1682. It is enclosed by buildings on its northern, eastern and wester...

History of the RHC - Prior 17th Century
Until the 17th Century the state made no specific provision for old and injured soldiers. Care for the poor and sick was provided by the r...

History of the RHC - 18th Century
Letters Patent in 1702/3 created an independent Board of five members for the hospital. Originally all the Commissioners were appointed by n...

History of the RHC - 19th Century
Wren’s magnificent formal gardens, which provided a vista from the Royal Hospital to the River Thames and included canals gazebos and summer...

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