Stoke Collection (page 6)

The Maharajahs Well, Stoke Row, Oxfordshire, England, was presented by the Maharajah of Banares, India, when he learned of the difficulties of the local water supply. Date: 1864

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Grays Monument - Stoke Poges, Buckinghamshire
Grays Monument - Stoke Poges. The inscription reads: This Monument In honour of Thomas Gray was errected A.D. 1788 among the scenes celebrated by that great lyric and elegant Poet

Workhouse Fire Brigade, Stoke on Trent, Staffordshire
The workhouse fire brigade at Stoke on Trent - the firemen were all workhouse officers with other full-time duties. One of the officers sits on one of the brigades large ladders

Education, pottery
At Stoke College of Art a young student studies a beautiful large teapot which he is making while another works to remove a clay jug from a cast

Dryden Simpsons Office
ERNST DRYDEN Photograph of the advertising department of Simpsons, Stoke Newington, at work, working from Drydens originals

Henry Broadhurst MP, 1886
Portrait of Henry Broadhurst, MP for Bordesley Birmingham and Stoke-on-Trent, pictured when Under-Secretary of State for the Home Department in 1886

St. Giles Lychgate
The elaborate lychgate of St. Giles Church, Stoke Poges, Buckinghamshire, England. The church and its churchyard are immortalised in Thomas Grays Elegy

The Stoke-Hold of a Cole Burning British Warship, 1913
Photograph of stokers working in the stoke-hold of a British Warship, 1913

Dovecote / Tithe Barn
A dovecote and tithe barn in South Stoke, Somerset

Playground / Stoke School
Children in the playground of Stoke School

Thatching Cottage / Devon
A village craftsman re- thatching a cottage at Stoke Gabriel, Devon

Thomas Gray / Churchyard
THOMAS GRAY Stoke Poges Churchyard, Bucks, which inspired Grays poem, Elegy in a Country Churchyard

Thomas Gray / Stoke Poges
THOMAS GRAY English poets home and garden, Stoke Poges Manor

Fishwick at Stoke Poges
Diana Fishwick in action at Stoke Poges, where she won a championship in 1927

Erutria Works
A view of Josiah Wedgwoods works at Erutria, near Stoke- on-Trent

Churchyard by Moonlight
The moonlit churchyard of Stoke Poges, where the poet Thomas Gray was inspired to write his famous Elegy Date: circa 1860

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