HCA2005 - H.C. Andersen: " oficial site
Hans Christian Andersen
Born April 2, 1805

Hans Christian Andersen 2005 is the worldwide celebration of the writer's bicentenary.
Taking place April 2 - December 6, 2005."

Horatio Nelson born at Burnham Thorpe, Norfolk : National Maritime Museum: "Nelson's birthplace and family home was the parsonage at Burnham Thorpe, Norfolk. He and his wife Frances lived here in the 1790s when he was an unemployed half-pay captain. The house, originally two cottages but later joined together, was demolished in 1802."

The Rectory, Burnham Thorpe, Norfolk
By: Francis Pocock
Date: 1812

Google Search: Images Burnham Thorpe

Parsonage or Rectory ?

where is this exterior? Photo by: Theodor Collin, Copenhagen, 1862.

Gallery - H.C. Andersen in english

Hans Christian Andersen Life Stories, Books, & Links not seen this picture before

Born: April 2, 1805
Odense, Denmark

Died: August 4, 1875
Rolighed a long since demolished villa or "summer house" Østerbro just outside Copenhagen
Billedmateriale new site to me HCA2005 - H.C. Andersen

Portræt galleri - H.C. Andersen

Gallery - H.C. Andersen: "There is no count of all the sittings. The preserved material contains approximately 175 different photographs in all and covers approximately the first 30 years of the history of photography and approximately the last 30 years of Hans Christian Andersen's life. It is not too much to call this as a national treasure. Since Andersen and his friends also provided the pictures with a wealth of lively commentary in journals and letters, it becomes possible to form a vivid picture of Andersen himself on display." and on this site english as written by a dane

EG ONE SENTENCE :-
Hans Christian Andersen had already stepped onto the pathway to fame, when the photograph was Invented in1839, and since Andersen was just as unspoiled and youthfully interested in his own appearance as photographers were in immortalizing the famous author, the result was that, apart from his other services, Hans Christian Andersen became the most thoroughly photographed person in the infancy of the history of photography.

this is good taste in academic danish, comma new clause, but so so dated as english - I used to write like that as a teenager in the fifties because I read lots of victorian books and knew no better!