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Canadian Cemetery Beny sur Mer NormandyThe cemetery sits on the highest point for some miles & has two watch towers from which excellent views can be gained towards Juno Beach where the Canadians came ashore
Honeymoon couple and signpost at Lands End, CornwallHoneymoon couple posing by the famous signpost at Lands End, Cornwall, on 10 June 1985 -- Odessa, where the bride comes from, is 1594 miles away. Date: 1985
Last-minute training for men of the Irish Guards Battle Group.One of 48 colour photographs taken by Sgt David John Miles, a reservist who volunteered to serve with 4 Armoured Brigade as Brigade
The Host by Titus Maccius Plautus. Act I. 1518Titus Maccius Plautus (250-184). Latin playwright. The Host (Amphitryo). Engraving. Act I. Edition of 1518. Library University of Barcelona. Spain
London & North Western Railway engine, Charles DickensLondon & North Western Railway passenger engine, Charles Dickens (LNWR 955), built in 1882. It covered more than two million miles over twenty years on the London-Manchester service
Leaving SS Ivernia, Boston HarbourSS Ivernia was built by Swan Hunter and Wigham Richardson of Newcastle upon Tyne, England. Launched in 1899 by the Cunard Line company to act as an intermediate ship catering for the vast immigration
Aston Villa Football Club team 1905Montage photo, Aston Villa Football Club team 1905: George, Spencer, Miles, Pearson, Leake, Windmill, Brawn, Garratty, Hampton, Bache, Hall. Date: 1905
Miles M20 -never built in quantity, the design was a stop-gap low cost fighter
Miles Master IA -the RAF standard advanced fighter pilot trainer in the early war years
Focke Achgelis E-19 prototype of FA 330 Used aboard U-Boats to extend their visual range from 5 to 25 miles, around 20 built
Dusseldorf Exhibition 1902 was a major national exhibition on an area by the Rhine which covered over 130 acres and had vast numbers of exhibits to showcase German industry
Lady Evelyn Graham by Madame Yevonde. She was formerly Lady Evelyn Catherine King (1896-1974), daughter of the 3rd Earl of Lovelace. She married Major-General Miles Graham in 1918
Malcolm Campbells famous Blue Bird IIThe Blue Bird II -the car in which Malcolm Campbell established a new world land speed record of 245.736 miles per hour. Shown here an illustration of the exterior of the car and a cross section
The instrument panel of a Miles Master I
Miles M30 X Minor U-0233Miles M30 X Minor, U-0233
Miles M69 Marathon II G-AHXU later VX231Miles M69 Marathon, II, G-AHXU, later VX231, was powered by two Armstrong Siddeley Mamba turboprops
Round the World Walker - George M. SchillingFamous American athlete George M. Schilling, who walked around the world for a wager. In nine years he circumnavigated the globe, walking 55
Aerial View of Tokyo, Japan, Second World War, 1945Aerial photograph showing some of the areas (dark patches) of Tokyo destroyed by American bombing in 1945. By the time this photograph was taken General Curtis Le May was able to boast that 51 square
American Tank Destroyer at Stavelot; Second World War, 1944Photograph showing the crew of an American tank destroyer standing beside their vehicle in Stavelot, twenty miles from Liege, during the Battle of the Bulge in the winter of 1944-5
Advertisement for a Rudge Coventry Rotary Tandem Tricycle, 1Advertisement showing the Coventry Rotary Tandem, built by D. Rudge & Co. of Coventry, 1885. An example of this machine, it was claimed, had travelled over 230 miles on roads with 2 inches of mud
Worthing Pier Fire 1933Crowds watch the terrifying spectacle of Worthing Pier Pavilion ablaze. The flames and smoke could be seen for miles and the pier was completely destroyed
Blackpool IlluminationsThe famous Blackpool Illuminations, Blackpool being Lancashires famous City of Light, when six miles of promenade are turned into a blaze of light
Shackleton / Board GameErnest Shackletons expedition reached within 100 miles of the South Pole. A popular board game To the pole with Shackleton
New Jersey Service StatHappy motoring begins at Carlsons Esso station intersection of route 130 & 40, two miles from Pennsville Ferry, Deepwater, New Jersey
Book of Nonsense / LearThere was a Young Girl of Majorca, whose aunt was a very fast walker; She walked 70 miles, & leaped 15 stiles, Which astonished that Girl of Majorca
The Flag Lieutenant by Major WP Drury and Leo TrevorPromotional material for Lyn Harding and Sidney Coopers touring production of The Flag Lieutenant to the Gaiety Theatre in Douglas, Isle of Man on 13th September 1909 showing performance times
Viaduct on the The Circum-Baikal RailwayThe Circum-Baikal Railway - a historical railway in the Irkutsk region of Russia. It runs along the Northern shore of the Southern extremity of the lake from the town of Slyudyanka to the Baikal
Dick Whittington. Theatre Royal, DublinDick Whittington. This is a stock poster used by the Theatre Royal in Dublin, on 22nd January 1904. It is unusual for the run to start on a Tuesday
Dick Whittington. Queens Theatre, KeighleyDick Whittington. Dick of course, as ever in late nineteenth and early twentieth century pantomimes, was played by a young woman whose legs had to look good in tights
Marathon stilt walker at Lands End, CornwallMarathon stilt walker, Russell Fowler, at Lands End, Cornwall, after completing his Tamar Bridge to Lands End marathon walk. Date: circa 1980s
Indian troops of the 17th Division in PayagyiPhotograph: Indian troops of the 17th Division in Payagyi during the last few miles of the advance on Rangoon, April 1945. One of five official photographs associated with Burma, April to June 1945
British Challenger tank following a farm boy and his cowA British Challenger tank following a farm boy and his cow across a bridge.One of 48 colour photographs taken by Sgt David John Miles
The KFOR invasion passing Stenkovich refugee camp, just inside Macedonia, before crossing into Kosovo.One of 48 colour photographs taken by Sgt David John Miles
A mile-long KFOR invasion column stretching from the border between Macedonia and Kosovo to the Kosovo plains.One of 48 colour photographs taken by Sgt David John Miles
Cow & Gate Snap - One! - Two!! - Three!!! - Four!!!! - the Miles quadruplets, Ernest, Michael, Paul and Ann, born in November 1935. circa 1930s
Cow & Gate Snap - back of card - with a mention of the Miles quadruplets, Ernest, Michael, Paul and Ann, born in November 1935. circa 1930s
Traffic Hotel, Drummond, Natal Province, South Africa, with the distances to Pietermaritzburg and Durban written on the picture. Date: circa 1920
The exhibition dancers Captain W. Maxwell Stuart and Barbara Miles, London, 1923 who are teaching at the Queens Hall Roof Date: 1923
Bodelwddan Church - Large Interior - High Arches. Part of Box 145 Boswell Collection - East Coast. The Marble Church (St. Margarets Church), Bodelwyddan
Berwick on Tweed - Many arched bridge over river. Part of Box 145 Boswell Collection - East Coast. Berwick-upon-Tweed is a town in the county of Northumberland
English Cathedrals - Rochester - the West Door - Decorated arched Doorway. Part of Box 144 Boswell Collection - English Cathedrals Rochester is a town
Trout Inn Godstow - View over river to Inn. Part of Box 145 Boswell Collection - East Coast. Godstow is a hamlet on the River Thames about 2.5 miles (4 km) northwest of the centre of Oxford
University Sports - Oxford and CambridgePage from the Illustrated Sporting and Dramatic News depicting various Sports at Oxford and Cambridge Universities, such as long jump, mile race, shot put, quarter mile and three miles race
University Sports - The three miles: FreemantlePage from the Illustrated Sporting and Dramatic News, depicting Freemantle running the three miles race Date: 1897
4th Avenue, New YorkToday 4th avenue is a thoroughfare in the New York city Borough of Brooklyn stretching for six miles. Widely known as Park avenue
Birket Foster - 3MILES BIRKET FOSTER Artist reputed for his scenes of English country life. Date: 1825 - 1899
Birket Foster - 2MILES BIRKET FOSTER Artist reputed for his scenes of English country life. with his autograph Date: 1825 - 1899
Saint Denis Carries HeadSt Denys had his head cut off, he did not care for that, He took it up and carried it two miles without his hat. Date: - 258AD
