Images Dated 23rd May 2011 (page 9)

Bolton Woods
A charming vista in Bolton Woods, Yorkshire, England. Date: 1950s

County Hall at Night
County Hall, Westminster, at night, across the River Thames, London. Built 1911 - 1922; renovated 1931 - 1933. Date: built 1911 - 1922

Grass Snake
A grass snake. Date: 1950s

Birds / Lapwing Chicks
Lapwing chicks. Date: 1930s

Birds / Yellow Hammer
A Yellow Hammer. Date: 1930s

Old Carmarthen Bridge, over the River Towy at Carmarthen, Carmarthenshire, Wales. Date: 1930s

Snowy Suburbia
Suburban houses covered in winter snow. Date: 1960s

Wellington Arch
The Wellington Arch, Hyde Park Corner, London, was built in honour of Arthur Wellesley, Duke of Wellington, in 1828, as the northern gateway into Buckingham Palace. Date: 1940s

River Lea Tributary
Salmon Brook, Chaseside, Enfield, Middlesex, England, a small tributary of the River Lea. Date: 1930s

Islington River Walk
New River Walk, Islington, north London. Date: 1950s

A Snake in the Grass
A snake in the grass... Date: 1930s

Birds / Redwing
A Redwing and her young in a nest. Date: 1950s

Old Roman Road
A section of the Roman road at Datchworth Green, Hertfordshire, England, which points to the ford at Ayot St. Lawrence. Date: 1930s

Birds / Gannet
A Gannet and her young in a nest on Bass Rock, Scotland. Date: 1950s

Birds / Blackbird
A Blackbird feeing her young in their nest on a drainpipe. Date: 1960s

A SNAKE
A snake. Date: 1960s

Texas Rattlesnakes
A nest of young Texas Rattlesnakes. Date: 1960s

Highgate Pond
A tranquil scene by one of the many ponds at Highgate, north London. Date: 1950s

Rivers Greta & Tees
The confluence of the River Greta and the River Tees at Rokeby, Yorkshire, England. Date: 1930s

Somerset House, The Strand, London, is of Neo Classical design, by Sir William Chambers. It is on the site of an earlier property belonging to Edward, Duke of Somerset. Date: built 1776 - 1796

Birds / Lapwing Chicks
Lapwing chicks, three days old. Date: 1930s

Highgate Pond
A tranquil scene by one of the many ponds at Highgate, north London. Date: 1950s

River Confluence
The confluence of the River Thames and the River Churn at Cricklade, Wiltshire, England. Date: 1950s

Sir Robert Brooke-Popham
Air Chief Marshal Sir Robert Brooke-Popham (1878 - 1953), pictured at the time of his apppointment to the newly-created post of Commander-in-Chief, Far East at the age of 62

Sir Robert Brooke-Popham
Air Chief-Marshal Sir Robert Brooke-Popham, the first British Commander-in-Chief in the Far East, pictured on the telephone at his desk in his Singapore headquarters. Date: December 1941

Death of William Rufus
William II, King of England, lies dying in the New Forest, having been struck by a stray arrow fired by his hunting companion Walter Tyrell Date: August 1100

William II almost killed

Bamburgh Castle surrendered 1099
Eleanor of Northumberland surrenders Bamburgh Castle to William II after the besiegers had threatened to blind her husband Robert de Mowbray, Earl of Northumberland

Admiral Sir Tom Phillips (1888 - 1941), who was appointed Commander-in-Chief of the Eastern Fleet on 1 December 1941. He subsequently commanded Force Z during the Japanese invasion of Malaya

Sir Robert Brooke-Popham
Air Chief-Marshal Sir Robert Brooke-Popham, pictured with his wife in London following their return from the Far East. Formerly the British Commander-in-Chief of the Far East command

Death of William Rufus
William Rufus, King William II of England, is struck and killed by a stray arrow fired by Walter Tyrell, Lord of Poix while out hunting in the New Forest Date: August 1100

Death of William Rufus
William Rufus, King William II of England, slumps on his horse dying, having been struck by a stray arrow fired by his New Forest hunting companion Walter Tyrell, Lord of Poix Date: August 1100

Death of William Rufus
King William II is killed while out hunting in the New Forest. He was hit by a stray arrow fired by Walter Tyrell, Lord of Poix. Date: August 1100

Death of William Rufus
WIlliam II, King of England lies dead in the New Forest, surrounded by courtiers. He had been struck by a stray arrow fired by Walter Tyrrel, Lord of Poix

Funeral of Queen Victoria
The last journey of Queen Victoria, leaving the castle at Frogmore on its way to the mausoleum 4th February 1901

Death of William Rufus
William II, King of England, lies dead in the New Forest, struck in the chest by a stray arrow fired by his hunting companion Walter Tyrrel, Lord of Poix Date: August 1100

Death of William Rufus
William II, King of England, lies dead in the New Forest, struck in the chest by a stray arrow fired by his hunting companion Walter Tyrrel, Lord of Poix Date: August 1100

Death of William Rufus
In the New Forest, William II, King of England, is struck in the chest and killed by a stray arrow fired by his hunting companion Walter Tyrell Date: August 1100

William I curses his son Robert
William, King of England, curses his rebellious son Robert, Duke of Normandy Date: 1078

Death of William Rufus
King William II of England lies dying in the New Forest, having been struck by a stray arrow fired by his hunting companion Walter Tyrell Date: August 1100

Death of Conan
Conan, a burgess (political official) of the city of Rouen, is thrown from the top of a high tower by Henry, brother of William II (Rufus) of England

Design exhibition for government offices, Westminster Hall
Exhibition of the designs for the new government offices, in Westminster Hall. Architecture enthusiasts and the general public view the results of a competition for the proposed new Ministeria to be

Alice in Wonderland (2) by Rene Cloke

Reculver, Kent
Reculver Church, a notable landmark on the north Kent coast near Herne Bay, viewed here from the north east. Date: March 1796

Rewley Abbey, Oxfordshire
The remains of Rewley Abbey, near Oxford Date: circa 1825

Madame Godin Des Odonais
MADAME GODIN DES ODONAIS wife of French naturalist and traveller Jean Godin, who worked with him in his activities. Date: 1713 - 1792

Dryden / Fashion / 155
A white dress to illustrate flounce Date: circa 1928

Cato Street Stable / 1820
A view of Cato Street, showing the stable and loft used by the conspirators, where most of the gang were arrested on 23 February 1820 Date: 1820

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