Crowds Collection (page 8)

Crowded river during the Henley Regatta. 1909

When news arrives that the Prussians are attacking Verdun, the Garde Nationale leaves Paris to defend the country, while crowds cheer them on the Pont Neuf Date: September 1792

A man who never stops to attract a crowd in the streets of London, with his little table on which he feasts upon small objects. Swallowing pebbles, nails, broken glass and similar delicacies

Guards march through the City of London - Mansion House circa 1910s

Mayor of Shrewsbury at Celebration of Empire Day
The Mayor of Shrewsbury, T. Corbett Esq. at Celebration of Empire Day, 1907, at the Shropshire and West Midland Show Ground. 1907

Aden, Yemen - a large gathering (public holiday or festival or perhaps a large outdoor market?). View toward the bay. circa 1910s

The Market Square and Henwoods Arcade - Johannesburg, South Africa. Date: 1905

Horseracing scene - Neck to Neck as the finish approaches... Date: circa 1910s

Victory Celebrations, Paris - 14th July 1919 - Americans soldiers parade past Date: 1919

Venice, Italy - Historical Regatta. Competitors come from all around the world to participate in the historical race, which is Venices biggest annual boating event. Date: circa 1903

Lourdes, France - The Grotto and Basilica
Lourdes, France - Pilgrims congregating before The Grotto with the Basilica behind. Date: circa 1908

Opening Mersey Tunnel, Liverpool with Birkenhead 1934
Date: 18 July 1934

Twelfth Night 1841
Twelfth Night celebrations - crowds of people on the pavement outside a shop. Date: January 1841

The Illustrated London News at Milford Lane 1851
The Illustrated London News, a weekly news magazine, was published from 198 Strand on the corner with Milford Lane and as the paper expanded it acquired Milford House and other buildings in the lane

Beach at Brighton 1859
Busy beach scene at Brighton. Date: 1859

Ireland pig fair at Trim, County Meath 1870
Ireland pig fair at Trim, County Meath. Date: 1870

Thames Regatta, Passing Hammersmith Bridge 1946
Rowing boats passing Hammersmith bridge. Date: 1846

Opening of Canterbury and Ramsgate railway 1846
Departure of the first train from Canterbury. Date: February 1846

Railway strike in Scotland: Sketches in Glascow 1891
Series of illustrations of the Strike in Glascow in 1891. Date: 1891

Queen Victorias Diamond Jubilee 1897
Thanksgiving service ceremony at St. Pauls Cathedral, London. Queen Victoria in the royal carriage at the foot of the steps. Date: 22 June 1897

The Guards Crimean War Memorial - veterans 1899
London crowds outside Waterloo Place, celebrating years later the victory, raised to commemorate the heroism of the Brigade of Guards in the Crimean War

Opening of the Victorian Embankment 1870
Opening of the Victorian Embankment, London, by the Prince of Wales and Princess Louise, with crowds watching. Date: 13 July 1870

Crowds outside Buckingham Palace, London 1902
Date: June 1902

Eight hours at the beach by John Leech 1875
Victorian men, women and children enjoying a day at the beach. Date: 1875

Ascot races 1871
Ascot races, the Avenue, Windsor Park, on the cup day. Date: 1871

An Irish Fair 1870
Scene at an Irish fair, selling calves. Date: 1870

DERBY FINISH 1850s
A huge crowd cheers and waves the Derby winner past the winning post. Date: 1870

The Derby Crowd
A massive crowd assembles at Epsom for Derby day. Date: 1870

FOUNTAIN / EXHIBITION
Crowds gather to watch the magnificent nocturnal display of the luminous fountain at the Exposition Universalle, Paris. Date: 1889

Exterior of the International Inventions Exhibition 1885
A crowd gathers to watch the spectacular fountain displays at the International Inventions Exhibition, held in South Kensington, London. Date: 1885

BLOOMSBURY TAVERN 1929
Crowds gather for drinks in a Bohemian tavern in Bloomsbury. Date: 1929

CRICKET / MITCHAM GREEN
A village cricket match on Mitcham Green. Date: 1888

RUSSIAN WORKERS GROUP
A very large group of Russian factory workers all stare out at the camera Date: 1920

DUTCH MYSTERY PLAY
A mystery play is staged in the town square of a Dutch town, attracting crowds of townsfolk, while better-off people watch from their balconies Date: 16th century

GEORGE & MARY RIDE OUT 1918 GEORGE & MARY RIDE OUT 1918
King George V and Mary ride amongst crowds of Londoners celebrating the Armistice Date: November 1918

THE PREFECTURE IN LILLE
Hotel de la Nouvel Prefecture, Lille. Date: 1865

CRYSTAL PALACE FOUNTAINS
The illumination of the fountains at the Crystal Palace in Sydenham Date: 1864

COMMUNE / GUILLOTINE BURNT
A crowd of National Guardsmen and citizens look on as a guillotine is ceremoniously burnt before the statue of Voltaire Date: 7 April 1871

MAFEKING CELEBRATION
RELIEF OF MAFEKING Celebrating crowds throng the streets of London: flags, banners, whistles, trumpets, confetti & false noses pressed into service of high spirits Date: 18 May 1900

JESUS BEFORE CROWDS
Jesus is presented to the people by Pilate; they shout Crucify him

PLUNDERING HOMES
The homes of aristocrats at Saint-Germain-en-Laye, on the outskirts of Paris, are attacked and plundered by revolutionary crowds Date: 13 November 1790

Shilling day at the Great Exhibition of 1851
A shilling day. Date: 1851

Comic view of Cooks voyages and excursions
Cooks Tours -- a comic view of Cooks voyages and excursions, with Thomas Cook and his clientele as depicted by Fun magazine. Date: 1867

Garde Nationale leaving Paris to join the army
The Garde Nationale leaving Paris to join the army in Revolutionary War. Date: September 1792

Trafalgar Day 1900
Crowds gather round Nelsons column in Trafalgar Square on Trafalgar Day to celebrate the victory of French and Spanish fleets at the Battle of Trafalgar on 21 October 1805. Date: 21 October 1900

Start of the Suez Crisis - Vast crowds in Alexandria listen to Colonel Nassers spwwch after Egypt siezed control of the Suez Canal. Date: 1956

Roman Amphitheatre at Nimes, France - Bullfight. Built around 70 CE, shortly after the Coliseum of Rome, it is one of the best-preserved Roman amphitheatres in the world. Date: circa 1908

The Anarchist Conspirators in London - Greenwich Bombing
The Anarchist Conspirators in London - (from top left): 1. The Autonomie Club, Windmill Street, Tottenham Court Road. 2. Bourdins Workroom as left by him on the day of the explosion. 3

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