Anglia Collection (page 9)

Map Anglia Scotia et Hibernia Gerard Mercator
Map, Anglia, Scotia et Hibernia, Gerard Mercator (1512-1594), Copperplate print

The Lord Mayor And Court Of Aldermen, Frontispiece From De Launes Angliae Metropolis, 1681. From The Book Short History Of The English People By J.R. Green, Published London 1893

Grand Hotel and sea front at Southwold, Suffolk, on 1 September 1910. Date: 1910

Southwold railway station, Suffolk, with a steam train alongside the platform. circa 1900s

WW1 - British hospital ship Anglia sinks, November 17th 1915
WW1 - HMHS Anglia was a British steam ship requisitioned for use as a hospital ship during the First World War. On 17th November 1915, Anglia was returning from Calais to Dover

Group photo, Royal Engineers No. 3 Section, WW1
Group photo, East Anglia Royal Engineers No. 3 Section, 2nd Field Battalion. Date: circa 1914

East India Company coin, Madras Presidency
An East India company coin dated 1803, during the Madras Presidency. Bearing the coat of arms of two lions with flags and a shield, surmounted by a helmet, and the motto below: Ausp. Regis & Senat

Map of Europe, 1550
Europe, as conceived in 1550

Lifeboat / Cromer / Norfolk
A lifeboat creates a huge splash as it is launched into the sea at Cromer, Norfolk

Ford Anglia Deluxe (1600cc), 1964, Blue, light
Ford Anglia Deluxe (1600cc) 1964 Blue light

Two sisters on the beach, Southwold, Suffolk
Two sisters (Lucy and Violet Auerbach) in their bathing costumes on the beach at Southwold, Suffolk. Date: circa 1912

Young girl on holiday, Southwold, Suffolk
Young girl (Violet Auerbach) on holiday, standing on the steps of a bathing hut at Southwold, Suffolk, August 1912. Date: 1912

Mother and daughter on the beach, Southwold, Suffolk
Mother and daughter (Ellen and Violet Auerbach) in their bathing costumes on the beach at Southwold, Suffolk, standing outside a changing hut. Date: circa 1912

Two pier attendants, Southwold, Suffolk
Two pier attendants (Baug and Girling), on the pier at Southwold, Suffolk, 25 September 1907. Date: 1907

Walton Belle, final call of the season at Southwold, Suffolk
The Walton Belle paddle steamship departing from the pier on her final trip of the summer season, at Southwold, Suffolk, on 19 September 1910, with passengers on board. Date: 1910

Walton Belle approaching the pier, Southwold, Suffolk
The Walton Belle paddle steamship approaching the pier at Southwold, Suffolk, on 19 September 1907, with passengers on board. Date: 1907

View of the beach and North Parade, Southwold, Suffolk
View of the beach with boats, and North Parade in the distance on the right, Southwold, Suffolk. Date: circa 1910

Walton Belle setting off from the pier, Southwold, Suffolk
The Walton Belle paddle steamship setting off from the pier at Southwold, Suffolk, on 19 September 1907. One of the passengers on board is Arthur Auerbach -- another family member took

Man with deckchairs, Southwold, Suffolk
Man with deckchairs outside a beach hut at Southwold, Suffolk. The photograph is signed Tom Palmer. Date: circa 1907

Interior of St Edmunds Church, Southwold, Suffolk, a Grade I listed parish church dating back to the 15th century. Date: circa 1910

Watercolour by Reg Carter, The Squall
Watercolour by Reg Carter (1886-1949), freelance commercial artist, entitled The Squall, probably painted at Southwold, Suffolk, where he had his studio in the High Street

Family group on holiday, Southwold, Suffolk
Family group outside their holiday home at 25 North Parade, Southwold, Suffolk -- Albert, Lucy, Arthur, Harold, Ellen and Violet Auerbach, summer 1912. Date: 1912

Three young women bathing in the sea, Southwold, Suffolk
Three young women bathing in the sea at Southwold, Suffolk. They are N Cattley, Lucy Auerbach and M Cattley. Date: 1911

Two sisters at Southwold, Suffolk
Two sisters (Lucy and Violet Auerbach) posing for a photo on the sea front at Southwold, Suffolk, summer 1911. Date: 1911

North Parade, Southwold, Suffolk
View of North Parade, Southwold, Suffolk, in September 1910. The children are Harold and Violet Auerbach, enjoying their holidays there. 1910

Family on a holiday outing, Dunwich, Suffolk
Family (Arthur, Harold, Lucy, Albert and Violet Auerbach) on a holiday outing to the village of Dunwich, Suffolk, 30 August 1908. The building is All Saints Church, abandoned in the 1750s

Family on a yachting trip, Southwold, Suffolk
Members of the Dalrymple family out on a yachting trip, Southwold, Suffolk. Date: 1908

Windmills of Suffolk - Drinkstone Postmill near Stowmarket, Suffolk. circa early 20th century

Three people in a car, Southwold, Suffolk
Three people in a car, ready to go for a spin in Southwold, Suffolk. The owner and driver of the car is Henry John Sylvester Stannard RBA (1870-1951), artist

Father and four children, Southwold, Suffolk
Father (Arthur Auerbach) and his four children (Albert, Harold, Lucy and Violet) posing for a photo on the pavement outside their holiday home at 25 North Parade, Southwold, Suffolk, summer 1911

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"Exploring the Rich Tapestry of Anglia: From Queen Boudica to Iconic Ford Anglias" Step into the captivating world of Anglia, a region steeped in history and brimming with picturesque landscapes. Delve into the tales of Queen Boudica, a fierce warrior queen who led the Iceni Tribe against Roman rule, leaving an indelible mark on this land. In 1966, another symbol emerged from Anglia - the legendary Ford Anglia. With its distinctive design and charm, it became an icon on wheels. Whether it was cruising through Wells-Next-The-Sea or parked outside Ely Cathedral adorned in snow by Ernest Uden's lens, this car captured hearts across generations. The Ford Anglia 105E Deluxe and its counterpart, the versatile Ford Anglia Estate, were beloved companions for many families exploring Saffron Walden's quaint streets as immortalized by Madge Howard's artwork. These cars witnessed Suffolk's golden fields being harvested with modern marvels like combine harvesters while offering breathtaking views of Stratford St Mary from Coombs – a scene reminiscent of John Constable’s masterpieces. Advertisements showcasing these remarkable vehicles dotted every corner; their allure irresistible to those seeking adventure on East Anglian roads. As you journey through Norfolk's enchanting landscape towards Happisburgh Lighthouse standing tall against crashing waves, you'll realize that there is more to this region than meets the eye. Anglia weaves together stories spanning centuries – from ancient warriors to automotive legends – inviting you to explore its hidden gems at every turn. So come along and immerse yourself in all that makes this part of England truly extraordinary.