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Epsom Derby Day - Prince Monolulu - Tipster. Date: 1929
1953 Coronation DerbySir Winston Churchills car leaves Epsom. 6th June 1953
1923 Epsom DerbyThe 1923 Epsom Derby runners hug the rail as they round Tattenham Corner. In the lead is eventual winner Papyrus, with jockey Steve Donoghue on his way to a third successive victory in the race
Sixth form lecture theatre, Rosebery County School6th form lecture theatre at Rosebery County School (probably the one at Epsom, Surrey). Date: 1968
Mount Eden, New ZealandMount Eden from Epsom, Auckland, New Zealand
Horton Asylum, Epsom, SurreyThe entrance to Horton Asylum at Epsom, Surrey. Three children stand outside the gates, one holding flowers. The hospital opened in 1899 as Londons seventh county asylum
At the Derby / Ally SloperAlly Sloper and Iky Moses set up as a touts at the Epsom Derby. Unfortunately their chosen position in the middle of the course will soon land them in trouble with the police and the jockey s
Manor Asylum, Epsom, SurreyA tennis match in progress at the Manor Asylum, Horton Lane, near Epsom in Surrey. The asylum opened in 1900 as the sixth London County Council asylum
Recreation Hall, Horton War Hospital, Epsom, SurreyInterior of the recreation hall at the Horton War Hospital, Epsom, Surrey, opened in 1899 as Horton Asylum - Londons seventh county asylum
Horton Mental Hospital, Epsom, SurreyAerial view of the Horton Mental Hospital at Epsom, Surrey. The hospital opened in 1899 as Horton Asylum, Londons seventh county asylum
Administration Building, Horton War Hospital, EpsomThe administration block of the Horton War Hospital, Epsom, opened in 1899 as Horton Asylum - Londons seventh county asylum
Church interior, Horton War Hospital, Epsom, SurreyInterior of the church at the Horton War Hospital, Epsom, Surrey, opened in 1899 as Horton Asylum - Londons seventh county asylum
Epsom at Race-TimeThe Spread Eagle, Epsom, Surrey, in the racing season
EPSOMDistant view of Epsom, Surrey
Electric Shock Machine, on Derby Day, 1860Engraving, originally entitled Two Shocks a Penny, showing an electric shock machine which was part of the entertainments at Epsom Racecourse, on Derby Day 1860
The Three Card Trick, 1860Engraving showing a group of gamblers gathered around a card sharp or magician to enjoy the Three Card Trick, somewhere near Epsom on Derby Day in 1860
Roadside Refreshments on the way to the Derby, 1860Engraving showing a man selling alcoholic refreshment beside the London to Epsom road on Derby Day in 1860. The Derby is one of Britains biggest horse-racing events
Traffic on the London to Epsom Road, 1889Engraving showing the scene on the London to Epsom road as Joe Muggins donkey carriage halts the progress of the four horse carriage behind, 1889. This image was originally entitled On the Road
Piccadilly Circus on the morning of Derby Day, 1866Engraving showing the crowded scene in Piccadilly Circus, London, on the morning of Derby Day in 1866. The image shows a large number of horse-drawn carriages
Struggle for tickets at a railway stationAn illustration of a fight breaking out at a railway ticket office on the first day of Epsom races. Demand for transportation was always high and inevitably resulted in scuffles at the ticket office
Irish Derby SweepstakeA ticket for the Irish Free State Hospitals Sweepstake, based on the Derby at Epsom, England
Railway station at EpsomThe new railway station at Epsom Downns. Built to accommodate vistors even on the busiest days of the races
Railway service for Epsom RacesIllustration showing the three classes of carriage transporting people to the Epsom Races in 1847
Epsom on Derby DayA spectacular birds-eye view over the expanse of the Epsom race course during the running of The Derby. Horse Buses and carriages line the track as the crowd follows the racers
Windy Derby / Epsom / AlkenA Start for the Derby of the Effects of a Windy Day or The Epsom Race Course Race-goers are sent flying by a severe wind causing havoc amongst the spectators
Crowd of Derby RevellersEpsom Races: The Return From " The Derby". The merry and somewhat worse for wear crowd (from all social classes) make the return journey after a day at the races
Derby Betting Ring 1844Betting on the Derby - gentlemen ride up to the ring and place their bets man to man - all very different from the arrangements in later years !
The Derby Crowd (Dore)A massive crowd assembles at Epsom for Derby day
Back from Derby (Dore)A lively crowd comes back to London after a day at the Epsom Derby
Crowd at the DerbyA scene at Epsom during Derby day where crowds gather next to several bookmakers
Epsom Races Circa 1830A large group of runners and riders come up the hill to the finish at Epsom racecourse
City Men at the RacesJones I say, Brown, things are deuced bad in the city Brown Then I m deuced glad I m at Epsom!"
Edward VII at Epsom racesKing Edward VII watches the racing at Epsom from the Grand Stand
Derby Racegoers 1929Racegoers on Derby day