1851 Collection (page 20)

Ada Byron as a Child
AUGUSTA ADA BYRON the poets daughter as a small child

OLGA / GREECE / 1901
QUEEN OLGA OF GREECE Wife of George I of Greece (they married in 1867), niece of the Tsar of Russia

Olga / Greece / Photo
QUEEN OLGA OF GREECE Wife of George I of Greece (they married in 1867), niece of the Tsar of Russia

Jmw Turner / Iln 1843
J M W TURNER English painter, sketching

Jmw Turner / Oil Ptg Col
J M W TURNER English painter as a young man

Joseph Paxton / Anon Photo
SIR JOSEPH PAXTON Architect and horticulturist, designer of the Crystal Palace for the Great Exhibition of 1851

Jane Dieulafoy (Card)
JEANNE-PAULE-HENRIETTE-RACHEL, nee Magre French archeologist and traveller, particularly associated with Morocco and Susa, in Persia

Ships in the Ice
The brig Renovation sights two vessels on an iceberg, which are supposed to be Franklins Erebus and Terror, last heard of in July 1845

Manchester / Street Market
Manchester: old houses (right), and a portion of the Manchester Exchange (left)

Charles Godfrey / Pyke
CHARLES GODFREY (Paul Lacey) Music hall singer

Joanna Baillie (Masq. )
Joanna Baillie Writer

THE AMERICA WINS CUP
The America winning the sailing match at Cowes for the Club Cup, open to yachts of all causes and nations

Brighton / Nelsons Views
Brighton, Sussex: a panoramic view, showing Kings Road and Marine Parade

BAINs CHEMICAL T GRAPH
BAINs CHEMICAL TELEGRAPH exhibited at the Crystal Palace

STOVE, 1851
Stove and fender by Stuart and Smith of Sheffield, exhibited at the Crystal Palace

Pugin-Designed Stove
Stove in the medieval style designed by Augustus Pugin and constructed by Hardiman of Birmingham

Goodyears Lifeboat
Charles Goodyear of New Haven, Connecticut, best known for his tyres, also displays an india-rubber lifeboat and pontoon at the Crystal Palace

THE AMERICA BOOMING
The America booming out : her victory at Cowes for the Club Cup leads to a series of spectacular events as the worlds finest yachts compete for the Americas Cup

THE AMERICA BUILT
Building the yacht America at New York : on 22 August she will win the sailing match at Cowes for the Club Cup : the race thereafter be known as the Americas Cup race

THE AMERICA YACHT
The American sailing yacht America which will win the sailing match at Cowes for the Club Cup : the race will in future be known as the Americas Cup race

THE AMERICA YACHT
The sailing yacht America which will win the sailing match at Cowes for the Club Cup : the race will in future be known as the Americas Cup race

CITY OF MANCHESTER
Steam passenger ship of the Inman Line employed on the North Atlantic run

Indian Exhibit / C. Palace
Models of Ships in the Indian exhibit

East Indian Court / 1851
The East Indian Court - south side

Wood Warbler
WOOD WARBLER (Phylloscopus sibilatrix)

Royal Albert Skate 1851
EQUIPMENT A Royal Albert skate by Marsden & Co

Indian Music Instruments
Three types of Indian musical instrument - one like a lute, another like a harp, the third like a tambourine

Trinity College Concert
A grand musical performance is given in the theatre of Trinity College, Dublin

Crystal Palace / Meissen
A stand at the Great Exhibition displaying a group of objects in glass and porcelain from the royal manufactory at Meissen

Crystal Palace / View West
View from the Transept, looking west

Crystal Palace /s Trans
Visitors throng the South Transept with its fountain and statuary

Crystal Palace / Size
This view of part of the main exhibition area gives an impression of the vast size of Paxtons astonishing building

Crystal Palace / Main
One of the main exhibition areas, seen from Dantes Temple

Crystal Palace / Transept
View from the Transept, looking east

Crystal Palace / British
View of the British section

Buckingham Palace 1839
The Palace, with Nashs improvements completed, seen from St Jamess Park, with the Marble Arch which stood before it from 1827 to 1851

Buckingham House 1827
The Palace seen from St Jamess Park - still in a very natural state, with cows ! - before the erection of the Marble Arch which stood before it from 1827 to 1851

Atlantic Telegraph
sections of Atlantic and other cables: Dover-Calais 1851 first Atlantic 1857 second Atlantic 1865 Berlin-Halle 1876

Musical Ladies 1851
Skirt with 5 flounces, black lace jacket & broad floating ribbon ends descending from the waist. Green redingote: bow trim, undersleeves with reversed vandyked cuffs

Soult / Philippoteaux
NICOLAS-JEAN DE DIEU SOULT duc de Dalmatie French soldier & statesman

Benjamin Lee Guinness
BENJAMIN LEE GUINNESS Irish brewer; manager (from 1825), sole proprietor (1855) of brewing business founded by his father; first lord mayor of Dublin (1851)

Cabinet for Victoria
Visitors to the Crystal Palace admire the craftsmanship of this large and somewhat obtrusive cabinet made by Messrs Holland for Queen Victoria

Two Metal Cradles
Two elaborate metal cradles by H W Winfield of Cambridge Street works, Birmingham

Swallow (Morris)
SWALLOW (Hinundo rustica)

Bewicks Swan
BEWICKs SWAN (Cygnus Bewickii)

Whooper Swan (Morris)
WHOOPER SWAN (Cygnus musicus)

Egyptian Vulture
EGYPTIAN VULTURE (Neophron peronopterus)

Red-Backed Shrike
RED-BACKED SHRIKE (Lanius collurio)

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