Puritans Collection

The first Thanksgiving 1621. Pilgrims and Natives gather to share meal. Date c1932

Pilgrim Fathers Depart
102 Protestants (24 of them women) leave Plymouth for America in the Mayflower. Only 35 were Puritans. The phrase Pilgrim Fathers was first used in 1799

English Puritan
An English Puritan

Puritan & Bible, C1650
English Puritan (also known as Oliverian) in traditional dress holding a bible

Departure of the Mayflower from Plymouth with 102 men, women and children on board, to seek religious liberty in the New World. Date: 1620

Gorton Party attacked in Masachusetts
A group of men, women, and children run through the water towards a moored rowboat, as those on board help others climb on. Soldiers with guns in the distance chase them

Puritans destroying the Eleanor cross in Cheapside, London in 1643. Date: 1643

Demolition of Cheapside Cross, destroyed by Parliamentarians during the Civil War, by which time they had come to be seen as symbols of royal oppression. Date: 2 May 1643

Demolition of Cheapside Cross, destroyed by Parliamentarians during the Civil War, by which time they had come to be seen as symbols of royal oppression Date: 1643

PURITANISM IN COLONIES
The Puritan governor interrupting the Christmas sports Date: 1621

PURITANS / BELLINI OPERA
A group of musical Puritans from Bellinis opera of that name. Date: circa 1860

PURITAN FAMILY 1563
A Puritan family - father sits separately, while his pregnant wife sits with their 4 children nestled around her. One child holds a stick surmounted by a horses head Date: 1563

Puritan family eating at home
A family meal in the early part of the 17th century Date: Circa 1640

PURITAN SATIRE
A satirical view of a protestant bishops. Of God, Of Man, Of the Devell Date: circa 1644

SATIRE ON PURITAN MILIT
A satire on Puritan military skill.s W Waller looses two armys yet getts by ye bargaine Date: circa 1642

PURITANS 1641
A satirical view of a Puritan (Cromwell piping in Lord Fairfax). Date: 1641

A Puritan weaving cloth
A satirical view of a Puritan weaving cloth. Date: c.1642

Puritans in a Monastery
Puritan soldiers plunder a monastery during the English Civil War. Date: circa 1642

Puritan Soldier Preaches
Puritan soldier preaching to fellow soldiers in church. Date: circa 1642

Pagans & Puritans
Two Elizabethan Pagan dandies, hand in hand with a young woman gaily dressed in pink, are berated by Puritans for spurning the church for frivolity and licentiousness. 16th century

Advert for Schmidt menswear, York, Philadelphia, USA
Advertisement for Hs Schmidt & Co menswear, York, Philadelphia, USA with a calendar for January 1912. Depicting the Puritan style of 1630, with Miles (Myles) Standish

Chester Pageant re-enactment
An exciting incident during the Chester Pageant of 1910. As King James I passes a pillory, a puritan shouts " clear your Court of Painted Jezebels"

Daniel Neal
DANIEL NEAL churchman and historian, author of a history of the puritans. Date: 1678 - 1743

The landing of the pilgrim fathers, in America. A. D. 1620
The landing of the pilgrim fathers, in America. A.D. 1620

Puritans going to church. Print showing a puritan husband and wife walking through snow on their way to church, he carrying a rifle, she a prayer book or bible. Date 1884, c1885 March 31

Betrothed

Banbury Cross
The Cross at Banbury, Oxfordshire : this is not the original cross, which was removed by Puritans in 1646, but a replacement erected in 1858

Banbury Cross 1950S
The Banbury Cross as described in the nursery rhyme Ride a Cock Horse. The original cross was destroyed by puritans in 1642. Date: 1950s

Minister and Quaker
A dissenting parson seeks to see whats beneath the quakers dress, forcing the frightened lady to call the Watch for help

Mayflower Pilgrims Land
The first load of travellers on board the Mayflower land at what would later be Plymouth, Massachusetts

Drink Restriction Satire
The lamentable complaints....concerning the restraint set forth against drinking, potting and piping on the Sabbath day

English Puritans leaving England for America

Satire on Puritans / 1647
These tradesmen are preachers in the City of London, 1647. A satirical broadside on non- conformist preaching in London

Endicott and the Flag
Governor Endicott cutting the cross out of the British flag

Puritan Girls Dancing
Puritan girls caught dancing

Puritan Image Breaking
Religious image breaking during the Puritan era

Puritans / Uk Civil War
Puritan soldiers in camp during the English Civil War

Puritan Revolution - complaint about restrictions against drinking and selling meat on the Sabbath

Satire on Puritan Milit
A satirical view of a Puritan and his military skills.s W Waller looses two armys yet getts by ye bargaine

Events / Uk / Puritan Satire
Puritan demonstrations in London against the monarchy. Their actions included pulling down the cross at Cheapside and burning Catholic texts where the cross had stood

Cromwell Piping Fairfax
A satirical view of a Puritan (Cromwell piping in Lord Fairfax)

Satire on Puritan
A satire on Alderman Abel, Monopolist of wines, and his wife

Puritan Satire / 1642
A satire on a Puritan weaver Worsley an Inckle Weaver a man of personal Valor (sic)

Puritan Soldier Preaches
PURITANS - Puritan soldier preaching to fellow soldiers in church

Puritans in Monastery
PURITANS - Puritan soldiers plunder a monastery during the English Civil War

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