Agricultural And Country Shows Collection

Constance, Duchess of Westminster, pictured with her hunter, Twink, awarded a first prize at the District Agricultural Show, Frome, Somerset, England, 24th September 1924

Agricultural Show Billingham, County Durham, Stockton on Tees, 26th August 1994. Pictured. Cascade of colour in Flower Section, judged by George Marton and Thomas Johnson (glasses)

Agricultural Show Castleton, 11th September 1993. Pictured. Children playing with balloons at Castleton show

Agricultural Show Cleveland, 24th July 1993. Move over brother. Chris Smith slides across to put the squeeze on brother Richard

Agricultural Show Cleveland, 12th August 1963. General view of the Redcar show, with hunter class being judged

Agricultural Show Cleveland, 28th July 1984

Agricultural Show Cleveland, 28th July 1979

Agricultural Show Cleveland, 26th July 1986

Agricultural Show Danby, North Yorkshire, 17th August 1961. A general view of the cattle pens at the Danby show, with the hills stretching away in the distance

Agricultural Show Cleveland, 24th July 1982

Agricultural Show Cleveland, 27th July 1985. No butts... its better to go outside when the goat tent is collapsing

Agricultural Show Cleveland, 24th July 1993. Sheep in Pen

Agricultural Show Cleveland, 27th July 1985

Agricultural Show Cleveland, 24th July 1993

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Step into the vibrant world of agricultural and country shows, where tradition meets innovation. Constance, Duchess of Westminster, radiates elegance as she poses with her majestic hunter, Twink. The Agricultural Show in Billingham, County Durham on August 26th, 1994 captures the essence of rural life with its bustling atmosphere and diverse displays. Castleton's Agricultural Show on September 11th, 1993 showcases the region's rich farming heritage through captivating exhibits. Meanwhile, Cleveland's Agricultural Show on July 24th, 1993 playfully hints at sibling rivalry with a caption that reads 'Move over brother. ' This event offers an exciting array of activities for all ages. Travel back to August 12th, 1963 when the Redcar show takes center stage at Cleveland's Agricultural Show. A general view reveals a lively spectacle filled with laughter and joy. Fast forward to July 28th in both1984 and1979; these dates mark unforgettable moments where communities gather to celebrate their agricultural achievements. The picturesque landscape of Danby in North Yorkshire sets the scene for an enchanting showcase on August17th, 1961. Here you can witness farmers proudly displaying their livestock while sharing stories passed down through generations. On July24th, 1982 another chapter unfolds at Cleveland's Agricultural Show as visitors immerse themselves in a world brimming with creativity and craftsmanship. And don't miss out on July27th, 1985 when this same event humorously reminds attendees 'No butts' - surely sparking curiosity among intrigued spectators. Finally, on July26th, 1986 sheep take center stage within pens at Cleveland's Agricultural Show - a testament to the importance placed upon animal husbandry and care. These glimpses into various agricultural shows demonstrate how they serve as vital platforms for showcasing rural traditions while embracing modernity.