Marlborough Collection (page 7)

Thatcher, Sidney Chun, thatching a roof at Marlborough
A thatcher, Sidney Chun (1903-1985), at work thatching a roof at Marlborough, Wiltshire, England - date: 1950s

Picton, New Zealand
Picton, in the Marlborough region of New Zealand. A major wine growing region with many wineries and vineyards. predominated by grape varieties such as Pinot Noir and Chardonnay. Date: circa 1930

The Procession of the Guards up the Mall, 1919
Photograph showing the triumphal procession of the Guards up the Mall, from Buckingham Palace to Marlborough Yard, at the end of the First World War, 1919

Royal Garden Party at Marlborough House, London, 1881
Engraving showing a Royal garden party, held in the grounds of Marlborough House, during the summer of 1881. Queen Victoria is clearly visible, dressed in black, on the left of the image

Marlborough / 7th Duke / Vf
John Winston Spencer Churchill, 7th Duke of Marlborough Conservative Mp

Marlborough House, London, 1936
Photograph showing Marlborough House, with the personal standard of Queen Mary flying over it (left of image), London, 1936

Exiles Squabble
Even in exile, French political activists nurse their grievances : a scuffle between Rochefort and Pilotell in Londons Regent St, takes them to Marlborough St police court

Edwards Bear / Lampstand
After being shot by Edward, Prince of Wales, this bear is stuffed and used to hold a light and a tray of cigars at Marlborough House

Siege of Tournai
SIEGE OF TOURNAI - Marlborough attacks the town, bravely defended by de Surville : after 56 days it is forced to surrender

Battle of Ramillies
BATTLE OF RAMILLIES Marlborough and Prince Eugene inflict a decisive defeat on the French under Villeroy : here, the allies are pursuing the retreating French

Battle of Tanieres
BATTLE OF TANIERES - (near Mons) hand-to-hand fighting leads to a victory for Marlborough and prince Eugene

Marlborough at Blenheim
BATTLE OF BLENHEIM - Marlborough gives orders which enable him to win the decisive battle of the war, defeating a superior force of French under marshal Tallard

Wimbledon Park House
Earl Spencers house in Wimbledon Park, the successor to the one built for Sarah, Duchess of Marlborough which burned down in 1785

Ramillies (Dupray)
BATTLE OF RAMILLIES The Allies under Marlborough and Prince Eugene defeat the French under Villeroy who suffer heavy losses

Blenheim (Dupray)
BATTLE OF BLENHEIM Marlborough defeats the French and Bavarians

John Churchill / Posselwhi
JOHN CHURCHILL Duke of Marlborough, Commander in Chief over the armies of England and Holland in the war of the Spanish Succession

Police Court
Marlborough Street police court

Battle of Fontenoy 1745
BATTLE OF RAMILLIES Marlborough and Prinz Eugen overwhelmingly defeat the French under Villeroy, driving them out of the town

John Churchill / Ronjat
JOHN CHURCHILL (with wife Sarah) Commander in chief over the armies of England and Holland in the War of the Spanish Succession

John Churchill / Woodcut
JOHN CHURCHILL 1ST DUKE OF MARLBOROUGH An early 19th century French satire of the English military commander

7th Duke Marlborough
JOHN WINSTON SPENCER 7th Duke of Marlborough Prominent Conservative Politician. His 3rd son was Lord Randolph Churchill

Marlboro Classroom 1886
The Sixth Form at Marlborough School

Consuelo Marlborough
CONSUELO, duchess of MARLBOROUGH (nee Vanderbilt) wife of Charles, ninth duke. The made-in-heaven marriage of American wealth and an English title was a dismal failure

9th Duke Marlborough
CHARLES SPENCER CHURCHILL, ninth duke of MARLBOROUGH, with his American bride Consuelo Vanderbilt : alas, their made-in-heaven marriage soon broke up

John Duke Marlborough
JOHN CHURCHILL, first duke of MARLBOROUGH British military commander in the war of the Spanish succession. with his autograph

Sarah Dss Marlborough
SARAH, duchess of MARLBOROUGH Wife of John, 1st Duke. Friend of Queen Anne

Marlborough Club 1900
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