Bedlington Collection

Danie D and Bedlington
Bedlington - Geordie - with a Dandie Dinmont Doctor

Fall / Bedlington / 1937
ROBIN OF SIMONSIDE Owner: Carr(?) Date: 1937

Fall / Bedlington / 1954
CHAMPION GOLDEN SUN OF MANHATON Owned by Worrell. Date: 1954

The Village, Sleekburn, Northumberland
The Village, Sleekburn, Bedlington, Northumberland, England. Showing Shops & The Clayton Arms Date: 1905

Bedlington Terrier "Geordie" and Dandie Dinmont Terrier "Doctor"
5856407 Bedlington Terrier "Geordie" and Dandie Dinmont Terrier "Doctor"; (add.info.: Bedlington Terrier "Geordie")

Fall / Bedlington / 1937
The heads in profile of two Bedlington Terriers. Date: 1937

Fall / Bedlington / 1938
A group of Bedlington Terriers owned by Miss Carr. Date: 1938

Fall / Bedlington / 1965
LEASOWES BARLEY SUGAR Owned by Taunt. Date: 1965

Fall / Bedlington / 1932
CHAMPION DECKHAM O PRECIOUS Owned by Miss Carr. Date: 1932

Bedlingtons - Brambledene Brione and Brambledene Ballerina
Two Bedlington Terriers - Brambledene Brione and Brambledene Ballerina - breeder/owner, Miss E. E. Marsh. Date: 1943

County Map of Northumberland, c. 1777
From The Large English Atlas: or, a new set of map of all the counties of England and Wales drawn from the several surveys which have been hitherto been published

BEDLINGTON SHAW)
Bedlington - Geordie - with a Dandie Dinmont Doctor. Date: 1890

FALL / BEDLINGTON / 1970
LEASOWES DANCING SHADOW Owned by Taunt. Date: 1970

FALL / BEDLINGTON / 1937
The heads in profile of two Bedlington Terriers. Date: 1937

FALL / BEDLINGTON / 1965
LEASOWES BARLEY SUGAR Owned by Taunt. Date: 1965

FALL / BEDLINGTON / 1954
CHAMPION GOLDEN SUN OF MANHATON Owned by Worrell. Date: 1954

FALL / BEDLINGTON / 1932
CHAMPION DECKHAM OPRECIOUS Owned by Miss Carr. Date: 1932

FALL / BEDLINGTON / 1946
CHAMPION LINDUM LIGHTNING Owned by Mr S. L. Franks. Date: 1946

FALL / BEDLINGTON / 1938
GOOD KNIGHT Owned by Gull. Date: 1938

Northumberland NE22 5 Map
Postcode Sector Map of Northumberland NE22 5

Airdale Terrier and Bedlington Terrier, stand above a beaver they have killed Date: 20th century

Seal showing an unidentified Bedlington Works locomotive, probably by George Stephenson. Date: circa 1830s

Illustration by Cecil Aldin, Bedlington terrier
Illustration by Cecil Aldin, a Bedlington terrier. Date: 1927

Lady Diana Cooper, 1922
Photographic portrait of Lady Diana Cooper (1890-1981), previously Lady Diana Manners and later Diana, Viscountess Norwich, the English actress, society figure and then wife of Duff Cooper

Assorted Terriers 1800
Standing: Black & Tan or Manchester Left: English White Bull Fore: Bedlington/Skye or Cairn Rear: Fox/Russell/Sealyham Date: 1800

Picture No. 10892738
Dog - Bedlington Terrier Date:

Picture No. 10892739
Dog - Bedlington Terrier Date:

Domestic Dog, Bedlington Terrier, puppy, sitting

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In the quaint village of Sleekburn, nestled in the picturesque Northumberland countryside, lies a place that holds a special charm - Bedlington. This enchanting town has witnessed countless tales unfold throughout its history. Back in 1937, Danie D and Bedlington shared an unforgettable autumn together. The vibrant colors of fall painted the streets as they strolled hand in hand through this idyllic setting. The memories created during that time would forever be etched in their hearts. Fast forward to 1954, and once again Fall descended upon Bedlington. The village seemed to come alive with anticipation as residents prepared for another season filled with warmth and joy. Brambledene Brione and Brambledene Ballerina were two Bedlingtons who stole everyone's hearts with their playful antics. The year 1938 brought another memorable autumn to Bedlington. As leaves gracefully fell from trees, laughter echoed through the streets as families gathered for festivities and celebrations. It was a time when bonds grew stronger within this tight-knit community. 1965 marked yet another chapter in Bedlington's storybook history. Fall arrived with a sense of nostalgia as locals reminisced about days gone by while embracing new beginnings. The spirit of resilience prevailed amidst changing times. Traveling back even further to 1932, one can imagine the simplicity and beauty that characterized life in this charming village. A sense of tranquility permeated every corner, making it an ideal retreat from bustling city life. Illustrations by Cecil Aldin captured the essence of these remarkable terriers known as Bedlingtons - their gracefulness juxtaposed against rugged landscapes showcased their unique allure perfectly. Even Lady Diana Cooper herself found solace within the embrace of a beloved Bedlington terrier back in 1922; proof that these dogs have long been cherished companions throughout history. And let us not forget about the unidentified locomotive depicted on a seal from Bedlington Works.