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Unidentified location c1860s
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Unidentified location for soldier`s funeral, Postcard
Dressed up for the occasion!
unknown school (view from front of school)
unknown school (view from back of school)
Group Photo with Urns and Daisies
Some kind of tanker vehicle ...
Tanker Vehicle (2)
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At the Cemetery, Albumen Print, Circa 1910
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Young Man in Uniform
Time To Water the Garden
Real place? Do you know where?
Unidentified location, Street scene
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Monthly Archives: March 2011
Census data identifies mystery sender, and reveals a lifelong friendship
Palm House at Kew Gardens c. 1865 Today sees all people living in the UK complete their census returns, an event that happens just once every ten years. Whilst everyone (except perhaps statisticians and genealogists) perhaps wonders why, here’s a … Continue reading
Posted in 1860s, Discoveries
Tagged Caroline Hodgson, Census, Cheltenham, Duke of Cambridge, Kew
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Weekly twitter digest: 2011-03-25
x2 RT @kajsahartig: Nice! RT @AntiquePhoto: Photographer Andrew J. Russell (b. March 20, 1829) collection at the @mnhs http://bit.ly/h9h8rs # Great new(ish) group on Flickr – The Calotype Society – http://bit.ly/dRtiFb # Always great when a sign in a pic … Continue reading
Weekly twitter digest: 2011-03-18
@gazetteancetres yes, but is it real? http://on.today.com/h0EPdF in reply to gazetteancetres # Technicolor Kew in 1941. Wonderful footage @kewgardens rediscovered and now online http://bit.ly/dR1EdS # RT @indicommons: The Smithsonian asks: Help Us Identify These Scientists in "Women in Science" Flickr … Continue reading
Weekly twitter digest: 2011-03-11
@OldPostcards postcard arrived today. Nice. Thanks in reply to OldPostcards # Great 1900s Vancouver panoramas – about: http://bit.ly/gLdzmr & gallery: http://bit.ly/hi9GjP # Stunning detail of these mounted police from @VanArchives . Love it when archives share hi-res images – http://flic.kr/p/9jf3uY … Continue reading
Weekly twitter digest: 2011-03-04
Thanks, glad you like it! RT @anna_boman Love this interactive timeline for old dated images http://bit.ly/i8d9Lm, by @PhotosOfThePast #foto # Fantastic @kewgardens suffragette related story http://www.flickr.com/photos/library_of_congress/2765476716/comment72157626003208503/ # RT @AntiquePhoto More on landscape photography pioneer Magnus Jackson (1831-1891) – http://bit.ly/eVOihg (pdf) … Continue reading
