Area Collection (page 31)

Fighting Hail Beaujolais
In the Beaujolais area Guinands mortar bombards clouds which threaten the vineyards, causing them to release the rain before it freezes into hail

Saving Vines Beaujolais
French wine-growers in the Beaujolais area bombard menacing clouds with a mortar, to cause premature precipitation of rain before it freezes into hail

1915 / Battle / Champagne
A battle in progress in the Champagne region of France, in an area of woods and farmland

Map of the New York Area
A map of New York from the middle of the eighteenth century

Caleche 1820S
A French caleche de Longchamp suitable for ladies to drive in le Bois de Boulogne : the small seating area contrasts with the overall size of the vehicle

Jerusalem / Temple West
Jerusalem: west side of the Temple area

Jerusalem / Temple 1912
Jerusalem: the Temple area

Red Sea Meteor
METEOR OVER SINAI is interpreted by Arabs as a portent of grave events in the Red Sea area : shortly after, war breaks out between Italy and Ethiopia

Salt Flats in France
A birds eye view of a salt production area in the marshes, showing the areas where the salt is cultivated to the boat that will export it

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

Sarmatian Warriors
Warriors from Sarmatia (though the bowman on the left may be a Pathian), an undefined area of Southern Russia

Tothill Fields Prison
Bridewell Prison also called Tothill Fields as it stood in an area of Westminster of the same name. It housed women and boys under 17. The boys given their dinner. Date: 1862

Flame-Resistant Clothing
Mefisto flame-resisting clothing introduced by Merryweathers in the late 1920s, allowing firemen to enter a burning area and continue to work

Cock Tavern, Fleet St
The dining room of the Cock Tavern on Fleet St. Like other pubs in the area, the Cock was frequented by luminaries like Pepys, Johnson and Tennyson. It was destroyed in 1886

Cattle Going to Market
A herd of cattle being goaded to market through a suburban area, much to the dismay of a Walls ice cream van, which seems to have got caught up in everything

London Bridge Station s
Inside the signal boxes controlling the approach to London Bridge station, South- Eastern Railway. This is one of the busiest stretches of railway in the London area

Malaka, Malaysia C18Th
A view of Malaka from the sea showing sailing ships and other smaller vessels, rows of small houses, a walled area of the town & a building set up on stilts in between

Park Lane, London
Park Lane, an exclusive area of central London

Edinburgh in 1819
A view of residential and industrial Edinburgh from St Anthonys Chapel; a shepherd minds his flocks on the rural area adjacent to the buildings

Edinburgh, Cowgate
A row of slightly run-down houses in the Cowgate area of Edinburgh with residents chatting and doing business on the street

Bomb Damage in London
Rubble from destroyed buildings in the area of St Pauls Cathedral, London

Newgate Prison / 1800
Exterior view of Newgate prison and surrounding area

Lourdes Circa 1900
The area round the grotto at the end of the 19th century complete with basilica, esplanade, medical buildings, baths, fountains and so on

Lincolns Inn Fields 1805
A picturesque view of Lincolns Inn Fields and its surrounding area

London / Bankside C1580
Plan of the Bankside area, including the bull and bear baiting pits

Westminster / London / 1647
General view of Westminster Hall, Abbey and surrounding area

Tunguska Epicentre
A close view of the Southern swamp, the centre of the destroyed area

Sir Titus Salt, manufacturer, MP and philanthropist
Sir Titus Salt, 1st Baronet, manufacturer, MP and philanthropist. He founded a new town, Saltaire, in 1853 in the Bradford area of Yorkshire, and built houses there for his workforce

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