Cargill Collection

"Cargill: A Journey Through Time and Places" Step into the rich history of Cargill, a name that echoes through various locations and eras

Cargill Collection: New Zealand / Dunedin 1892

New Zealand / Dunedin 1892
Dunedin: the Cargill Monument on a busy day

high through put grain elevator (Cargill) Morris, Manitoba, Canada

Cargill Collection: Ann Brown and George Mattocks in the operatic version

Ann Brown and George Mattocks in the operatic version
Miss Ann Brown and Mr. George Mattocks in the characters of Miranda and Ferdinand in an operatic version of William Shakespeares The Tempest, Covent Garden Theatre, 1776

Cargill Collection: Perth and Kinross PH2 6 Map

Perth and Kinross PH2 6 Map
Postcode Sector Map of Perth and Kinross PH2 6

Cargill Collection: Ann Cargill (nee Brown) as Miranda in The Tempest by Shakespeare. London, Covent Garden Theatre

Ann Cargill (nee Brown) as Miranda in The Tempest by Shakespeare. London, Covent Garden Theatre. Found in the collection of Thyssen-Bornemisza Collections

Cargill Collection: Donald Cargill 1619 - 1681. Scottish Covenanter. From The Scots Worthies According To Howies

Donald Cargill 1619 - 1681. Scottish Covenanter. From The Scots Worthies According To Howies Second Edition, 1781. Published 1879

Cargill Collection: Dundee Violet Juniors FC football team 1934-1935

Dundee Violet Juniors FC football team 1934-1935. Back row: M Ewan, M Kenzie, Cargill, Ireland, Calder (Captain), Mudie. Front row: Brown, M Gurk, M Naughton, Finnegan, Wilson. Date: 1934-1935

Gay Beggars Duet
final scene of Act I: Mr Matocks as Macheath and Mrs Cargill as Polly, saying farewell to each other

Shepherds Informed
The Illustrated London News made its debut in coloured journalism on the 22nd December 1855 when the first series of coloured printed pictures appeared in its Christmas supplement

Cargills Store, Colombo, Sri Lanka

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"Cargill: A Journey Through Time and Places" Step into the rich history of Cargill, a name that echoes through various locations and eras. From its humble beginnings in Dunedin, New Zealand back in 1892 to its presence in Colombo, Sri Lanka, this name has left an indelible mark. In the operatic version of Cargill's story, Ann Brown and George Mattocks take center stage, captivating audiences with their mesmerizing performances. Meanwhile, Perth and Kinross PH2 6 Map serves as a geographical guide to unraveling the mysteries surrounding this enigmatic figure. Delve deeper into the past with The Nancy Packet painting by James Gillray from 1784 - a visual representation that transports us to another time. Witness Ann Cargill (nee Brown) embodying Shakespeare's Miranda at London's Covent Garden Theatre through Zoffani's exquisite artwork. Sports enthusiasts will be intrigued by the mention of Dundee Violet Juniors FC football team from 1934-1935. Their connection to Cargill remains shrouded in curiosity yet adds another layer to this multifaceted tale. Donald Cargill emerges as a significant figure within Scottish history during his time as a Scottish Covenanter. His legacy lives on through The Scots Worthies According To Howies Second Edition published in 1879. Nature lovers are treated to picturesque scenes of potato crops nestled within ridges and furrows at Cargill, Perthshire in Scotland during May. These fields paint a vivid picture of agricultural beauty against the backdrop of rolling hills. Lastly, we glimpse into modern times with rapeseed refineries located in Liverpool - symbols of progress and industry intertwining with our protagonist's narrative. Whether it be Liverpool CO18/0043 or CO18/0061 or even CO18/0041; each refinery represents growth and adaptation over time.