11th Collection (page 18)

Ramsund Flat Rock
Drawing of the runic inscription at Ramsund Flat Rock, Sodermanland Sweden telling the story of Sigurd Fafnesbane. The extensive inscription had been made by a woman named Sigrid in memory of her

Rufus Castle
The ruins of Rufus Castle, Portland, Dorset, England. Date: 11th century

Norman Arches
Norman arches in St. Andrews Church, Sussex, England. Date: 11th century

Haughton Chapel
The ruins of Haughton Chapel, near Retford, Nottinghamshire, England. Building began in the late 11th century, with enhancements and additions up to the 16th century. Date: Medieval

Rockingham Castle
View of Rockingham Castle, Northamptonshire, England, showing its ornamental grounds. Date: late 11th century

Waltham Abbey Church, founded in the 11th century and bequeathed by Edward the Confessor to King Harold. The church was restored in the 19th century. Date: 11th century

Waltham Abbey Altar
The original Nave of Waltham Abbey, Essex, England. On the right is the Norman south doorway and the door, with its curious crescent-shaped hinges. Date: 11th century

Driving from the eighth tee at the Royal Malta Golf Club
The Malta links have nine holes and surround the fortifications. Date: 11th April 1903

Richmond Castle, Yorkshire, England, was built by Alan the Red of Britanny in the early years of the Norman Conquest. The Keep was added in the reign of Henry II. Date: late 11th century

Norwich Cloisters
Norwich Cathedral, begun in 1096, was not finally consecrated until 1278. Here are the ruined Cloisters of the old monastic buildings of the cathedral. Date: founded 11th century

Castle Acre Priory
The remains of the gateway of Castle Acre Priory, Norfolk, England, a Norman castle and Cluniac priory, which was founded by William de Warenne, Earl of Surrey, circa 1090. Date: 11th century

Much Wenlock Abbey
The Chapter House wall, Much Wenlock Abbey, Shropshire, England. Founded as a nunnery by St. Milburga in about 680 and then re-founded by Roger de Montgomery in 1080. Date: 11th century

Norman Font
A very fine Norman font in the Parish Church at Waltham-in- the-Wold, Leicestershire, England. Date: 11th - 12th century

Saxon Church Doorway
The fine pointed Saxon doorway of Holy Trinity Church, Trinity Street, Colchester, Essex, England. Date: 11th century

Church Font
The old font in the parish church at Chepstow, Monmouthshire, Wales. Date: 11th - 12th century

Oddas Chapel, Deerhurst, Gloucestershire, England. Concealed within a 16th century house is this late Saxon Chantry chapel, built by Odda in 1056. Date: 11th & 16th century

Waltham Abbey Gateway
The Gateway, Waltham Abbey, Essex, England, the sole remains of the important main entrance to the Abbey and the Abbots house. Date: 11th century

Norman Stonework
Detail of Norman stonework, around a doorway at Broxford Church, Hampshire, England. Date: 11th century

Princesses Elizabeth and Margaret, 1951
Princesses Elizabeth and Margaret at Liverpool Street Station, London, to bid farwell to the departing King and Queen of Denmark. Date: 11th May 1951

Tomb of Unknown Soldier - Arc de Triomphe, Paris, France
Tomb of the Unknown Soldier intered under the Arc de Triomphe, Paris, France on 11th November 1920 (Armistice Day). Date: 1920

Compagnie Forest - Armistice World War One
A sign in the forest of Compiegne marks the site where the Armistice between the Allies and Germany which ended World War I was signed on 11th November 1918

British soldiers in trench, Ribecourt, France, WW1
Men of the 11th Leicester Regiment (6th Division) with Vickers machine guns in a captured second line trench at Ribecourt, northern France, during the Battle of Cambrai, First World War

Non-commissioned officers of the 11th Sudanese
The 11th Sudanese was considered the best battalion in the Egyptian army. They formed part of Colonel MacDonalds brigade which performed the masterly evolution of three changes of front at the battle

Trooping the Colour - Queen Victoria Memorial
The coach carrying H.M. The Queen Mother, Princess Margaret, Prince charles and Princess Anne leave the Palace. Date: 1953

Celebrations on Chios - Greek Alliance
Celebrations on the Island of Chios on 11th November 1912 marking the event as Chios became part of Greece. Date: 1912

Buckingham Palace / 1841
A view of the front of Buckingham Palace, with a large crowd watching the departure of the Royal coach. Date: August 11th 1841

11th Century Clergy
A Western European bishop, between a monk and a priest Date: 11th Century

World Map / St Sever 11C
A world map according to Saint Sever, showing various countries, seas and rivers Date: 11th century

View of Haddon Hall, Derbyshire
View of Haddon Hall, a medieval English country house on the River Wye at Bakewell, Derbyshire. Its origins date back to the 11th century. Date: circa 1920

Jesus Crucified C11 Ms
Jesus on the cross mourned by his mother and brother - a naive depiction which vividly expresses the emotion of the event : the figure of Mary prefigures Munchs Scream Date: 11th century

View of Haddon Hall and River Wye, Derbyshire
View of Haddon Hall, a medieval English country house on the River Wye at Bakewell, Derbyshire. Its origins date back to the 11th century. Date: circa 1920

Anglo-Danish Warriors
Anglo-Danish warriors of the reign of king Cnut : they are wearing armour in the form of protective tunics and greaves on their legs, made of metal, or metal sewn onto garments. Date: 1035

Duff Carnegie Wedding
MAUD DUFF, Princess Maud of Fife pictured with her new husband Charles Alexander Carnegie, 11th Earl of Southesk leaving the Guards Chapel, Wellington Barracks. Date: 1893 - 1945

Duff Carnegie Wedding
Lady Maud Duff, Princess Maud of Fife with her new husband, Charles Alexander Carnegie, 11th Earl of Southesk following their marriage in November 1923. Date: 1893 - 1945

Scene of mine disaster at Wellington Pit
The under-seas tomb of over a hundred men. The scene of the great mine disaster at Whitehaven: Wellington Pit, which extends five miles under the Irish Sea

Chalked message at Wellington Pit
The Wellington Pit explosion and fire at Whitehaven on 11th May 1910 was one of Britains worst mining disasters in which 136 men and boys lost their lives

Chepstow Castle, Gwent, Wales
Edwardian woman at Chepstow Castle, overlooking the River Wye at Gwent (formerly Monmouthshire), Wales. Building began in the 11th century

Pembroke Castle, Pembrokeshire, West Wales
View of the ivy-covered ruins of Pembroke Castle, viewed from across the water, in Pembrokeshire, West Wales. The castle dates from the 11th century

Le Vigan, France - The Old Bridge
Le Vigan, France on the Arre River - The Old Bridge, built during the 11th century

Christchurch Norman Tower, Cambridgeshire
11th century Norman Tower at Christchurch Priory, Cambridgeshire

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