Egham Collection

Royal Holloway College, Egham, Surrey, was one of the first womens colleges in England, when it was opened by Queen Victoria in 1886. Designed by W.H. Crossland for T. Holloway

French actresses in swimsuits at Great Fosters, Egham
Betty Spell and Reine Paulet, actresses playing in Paris in London at the Comedy Theatre in 1932, pictured visiting Great Fosters in Egham

Bell Weir Lock on the River Thames
Bell Weir Lock, River Thames, Runnymede On Thames, Egham, Surrey. Date: 1912

Statue of Queen Victoria by Count Gleichen, commemorating her Golden Jubilee, erected at Royal Holloway College, Egham, Surrey Date: 1887

Great Fosters, Egham, Surrey, a Tudor Stately Home, now a hotel Date: 1928

Advert, Stansfeld & Co, Swan Brewery, Fulham, SW London
Advert for Stansfeld & Co, Swan Brewery, Fulham, SW London, with price list. Date: 1893

Advert, W Blenheim & Co, electrical engineers, Egham, Surrey
Advert for W Blenheim & Co, electrical engineers, Egham, Surrey - electric telephones and apparatus. Date: 1893

Woman police officer with car and radio, Egham, Surrey
Woman police officer (mobile officer) on duty in Egham, Surrey, standing by a police car and speaking on a handheld radio

The River Thames, Staines, Surrey
The River Thames, Staines, near Egham, Surrey, England. Showing Houseboats Date: 1909

The Founders Statue - Royal Holloway College, Egham, Surrey. Statue which stands at the centre of the south quadrangle depicting Thomas Holloway and his wife Jane

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