Gathorne Collection

Mr. Heywood Hill and Lady Anne Gathorne-Hardy
George Heywood Hill, son of Mr. and Mrs. Hill of Great Orchard, Bignor, Sussex and owner of the bookshop at 10 Curzon Street, together with his wife-to-be Lady Anne Gathorne-Hardy. 1937

British beer versus American cocktails, 1929
British beer versus American cocktails at Olivia Wyndhams hospitable bar. Miss Jean Baird and Miss Gwen Farrar support beer

First Earl Cranbrook
GATHORNE HARDY, first earl of CRANBROOK Statesman, depicted when a mere viscount, President of the Council Date: 1814 - 1906

Earl Cranbrook (Stodart)
GATHORNE GATHORNE-HARDY irst earl of CRANBROOK statesman Date: 1814 - 1906

Cranbrook (Anon, Colour)
GATHORNE GATHORNE-HARDY first earl of CRANBROOK statesman, Secretary of State for War Date: 1814 - 1906

Cranbrook (Photo)
GATHORNE GATHORNE-HARDY first earl of CRANBROOK statesman, Secretary of State for War Date: 1814 - 1906

Gathorne-Hardy / Cranbrook
GATHORNE GATHORNE-HARDY first earl of CRANBROOK statesman, Secretary of State for War Date: 1814 - 1906

Earl Cranbrook Head Only
GATHORNE GATHORNE-HARDY irst earl of CRANBROOK statesman Date: 1814 - 1906

Earl Cranbrook Photo
GATHORNE GATHORNE-HARDY irst earl of CRANBROOK statesman Date: 1814 - 1906

Golfers at North Berwick. Clockwise from top left: Miss Norma Cree, The Hon. V. Erskine, Miss Gathorne-Hardy and the Hon. D

Funeral of Commander Gathorne-Hardy
Scene at the funeral of Commander the Hon Ralph Cecil North Gathorne-Hardy RN (1876-1911), a younger son of the late 2nd Earl of Cranbrook. He was buried at Benenden Church, Kent

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