1169 Collection

Afghan War II
Circa 1880: British troops in occupied Kabul in 1879 during the period of British Imperial rule in India. (Photo by John Burke/Hulton Archive/Getty Images)

Photograph of the steam locomotive Lord Faringdon 1169, fitted with the Robinson superheater. Signed Mr G Robinson, with specifications for the locomotive on the verso. Date: circa 1880s

Steam locomotive Lord Faringdon 1169
Specifications of the steam locomotive Lord Faringdon 1169, fitted with the Robinson superheater. Signed Mr G Robinson. Date: circa 1880s

Norman castles (1169 AD) River Slaney, Ferrycarrig, Wexford, Republic of Ireland

Battle between the Novgorodians and Suzdalians, Mid of the 15th cen Artist: Russian icon
Battle between the Novgorodians and Suzdalians, Mid of the 15th cen.. Found in the collection of the State Open-air Museum of History and Architecture Novgorodian Kremlin, Novgorod

NORMANS IN IRELAND 1169
The Norman, Fitz-Stephen, sent by Strongbow to pacify Ireland burns his boats off the coast of Wexford as a sign that he has no intention of retreating Date: 1169

Moscow Theatre
circa 1850: The Grand Theatre in Theatre Square, Moscow, built in 1824 by Bovet to house the Bolshoi. It burnt to the ground in 1853 and was rebuilt as the modern Bolshoi Theatre

Durban Esplanade
circa 1930: The Esplanade in Durban, South Africa. (Photo by Hulton Archive/Getty Images)

SIEGE OF WATERFORD, 1169. The Siege of Waterford, Ireland, by English forces in 1169. Wood engraving, 19th century

RUSSIA: NOVGOROD. Legendary events in the defense of Novgorod against its rival, Vladimir-Suzdal, in 1169. Russian icon, 15th century

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"1169: A Journey Through Time and Conflict" Step into the past with us as we explore the multifaceted significance of the number 1169. From Afghan War II to Norman castles, this number holds a rich tapestry of historical events. In Afghanistan, 1169 marks an era of conflict known as Afghan War II. It symbolizes the struggles faced by both soldiers and civilians during this tumultuous period. A photograph captures our attention next - that of the majestic steam locomotive Lord Faringdon. Known as Steam Locomotive Lord Faringdon 1169, it represents a bygone era when trains ruled transportation. Traveling further back in time, we encounter Norman castles along River Slaney in Ferrycarrig, Wexford. These structures were built in 1169 AD and stand as enduring symbols of medieval architecture. The Battle between Novgorodians and Suzdalians takes us to mid-15th century Russia. Depicted through a Russian icon created by an artist from that time period, it showcases legendary events that unfolded during this clash of powers. Shifting gears once more, we delve into Ireland's history with "Normans in Ireland 1169. " This phrase encapsulates the arrival and influence of Normans on Irish soil during this pivotal year. From land to buildings, we now enter Berlin-Mitte where Franz Bohmer resided in Reich Foreign Minister Joachim von Ribbentrop's official apartment. The mention of "Bohmer Franz (1907-1943)" hints at his involvement within historical contexts yet to be fully uncovered. Poznan Castle also comes under scrutiny with Bohmer Franz's connection from 1939-1943. The plan content detected remains shrouded in mystery alongside undisclosed material/technology information. Our journey takes us across continents to Moscow Theatre where cultural performances have captivated audiences for centuries. Here lies a hidden story, waiting to be discovered.