Railings Collection (page 17)

Garlants Hotel - Suffolk Street, close to Pall Mall
Garlants Hotel - at the end of Suffolk Street, tucked between Trafalgar Square and Haymarket / Pall Mall, London SW1. The building still exists, although it is no longer used as a Hotel

Filling Sandbags - WW2 Home Front (4 / 4)
World War Two - British Home Front - London. Young men, boys and women of all ages fill sandbags in the street. The sandbags were piled against buildings

Princess Elizabeth on her trike
Princess Elizabeth of York, our present Queen Elizabeth II, pictured through the railings of the Yorks London home in Piccadilly, London riding a new tricycle given to her for her fourth birthday

Pickfords Removers and Storers - Highgate
A removal van pulls up in front of a row of houses in Highgate Village, London. Photograph by Heinz Zinram

Belgium - Port of Ostende
Port of Ostende, Belgium. The mailship ferry departs the harbour as young boys fish off the pier, while others just lean on the railings watching the ships disappear into the North Sea

A lady and an Austin A40 by the sea

Turkish women outside the Mosque
Turkish Women outside the Mosque, Istanbul

Arthur Balfour leaving his London house
Arthur James Balfour, Conservative MP and former Prime Minister, leaving his London house for Biarritz, possibly for a health cure

Carrie Nation, the Saloon Smasher
Carrie Nation (1846-1911), American temperance campaigner known as the Saloon Smasher because of her use of vandalism to get her views across -- she would generally enter a saloon

Terrace of houses, Highgate Hill, North London
A terrace of Georgian style houses on Highgate Hill, North London. Tramlines can be seen in the roadway

Holborn Schools, Mitcham, Surrey
Holborn Schools, High Street, Mitcham, Surrey - originally established in 1856 in the grounds of Eagle House. The Schools provided accommodation

Air Raid damage off Piccadilly during the Blitz
Air Raid damage off Piccadilly, London on 19th September 1940. A lampost and parked car have been heavily damaged by falling masonry from bombed buildings

Naples, Italy - Street Hot Chestnut Seller, surrounded by a variety of young urchins! He wears a tall top hat at a very rakish angle!!

Izmir, Turkey - Restaurant
A remarkably ornate restaurant building in Izmir (Smyrna), Turkey, called (inc.1905) The Garden of Eden

Buckingham Palace, London - prior to remodelling

Lowndes Square, Pimlico, London

Hull
The Market Place, Hull, Humberside, with an equestrian statue

English Cemetery - Uskudar (Scutari)
The English Cemetery at Scutari (Uskudar)

Tophane Cesmesi Fountain, Constantinople, Turkey
The Tophane Cesmesi Fountain - one of the most famous of the baroque street fountains in the city. Built in 1732 by Mahmut I. Has marble walls, covered by floral designs and arabesques

St Georges Square, Pimlico, London - Gardens
St Georges Square, Pimlico, London - the Gardens

Chester Square, Pimlico, London

Feeding the seagulls - Lake Geneva, Switzerland
A family feeding the Black headed gulls - Lake Geneva, Switzerland

Wilton Crescent, London
A fine photographic postcard view of Wilton Crescent in London. Number 2, Wilton Crescent SW, belonged to the Chetwode Family

Feeding the Swans / 1901
Eager children crowd behind the railings at Hampton Court Palace, to feed swans and ducks in a pond

Night scene outside the gates of Buckingham Palace. Crowds w
Night scene outside the gates of Buckingham Palace during the illness of King George V, showing a queue of people waiting to read the latest bulletin

Blonde Girl / Railings
A little girl with blond hair walks along the pavement holding on to the railings

Queueing in Playground
A group of young children queue to climb the ladder in the playground

Llanfair Gate Toll House
The six-sided Toll House at Llanfair Gate, Isle of Anglesey, Wales

Chesterfield Terrace, Regents Park, London, showing the symmetrical Neo-Classical architecture, including Corinthian capitals above fluted columns

John Nash Houses
Cumberland Terrace, Regents Park, London, with some of the fine houses built by the architect John Nash in 1827

England / Albury
A glimpse of Albury, a Surrey hamlet with a delightful valley. Note the fine, intricate details on the various chimney stacks

Young Girl and Greyhound
A young girl and her greyhound Date: circa 1930

English Coronation Stone
The English Coronation Stone, Kingston-upon-Thames, Surrey, dating back to 901. Alfred the Greats son Edward the Elder was the first of seven Saxon kings to be crowned on it

Costume / Red Shorts
Carefree fifties blonde, wearing a cap sleeve blouse & red shorts with side fastening, patch pockets & white over-stitching, leans against some railings

Moth-Eaten Fur 1960S
An elderly lady in a straw toque hat, pearls & a moth- eaten fox fur stole shelters beneath an umbrella

Cover: dog of Flanders
A young woman sits with her dog, reading a book

Autumn Shadows
Autumn shadows from railings across a lonely walled walkway

Dutch girl with cat and dog
A little Dutch girl with her cat and dog

Maximilian I Tomb
MAXIMILIAN I Although he was buried in Wiener Neustadt, his ornate funeral monument (1584) is in the Hofkirche in Innsbruck

Stevenson / Birthplace
ROBERT LOUIS STEVENSON Scottish writers birthplace, 8 Howard Place, Edinburgh

Samuel Johnson / Gough Sq
DR SAMUEL JOHNSON English writers home at 17 Gough Square, Fleet Street, where he lived while compiling his Dictionary

Mistletoe Galop
MISTLETOE GALOP Christmas revellers dancing under the mistletoe while fiddlers play and a small group blow horns on the snowy street outside

Private Horse Carriage
A private carriage waits for passengers outside a smart- looking house

Tunbridge Wells Theatre
Theatre at Tunbridge Wells

Pavement Artist London
A pavement artist at St Martin-in-the-Fields, London, paints a womans portrait; other canvases stand against the railings

Thomas Carlyle / Cheyne Rw
THOMAS CARLYLE Scottish writers home in Cheyne Row, Chelsea

Molyneux Dresses 1930
Two dress designs by Molyneux both with gored flaring skirts, belts & matching sac jackets. One has chevron panels or inserts which add interest to the skirt

London Policemen
A line of policemen walk past the railings, while four ladies look up (literally) to them. Date: 1883

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