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Communist China - teachers doing manual work
Communist China - teachers from Qinghua (Tsinghua) University and Beijing University forced to do heavy manual work during the Cultural Revolution period

Verses written on the sad and awful calamity that happened by the bursting of Bradfield reservoir, near Sheffield, 1864
Original at Sheffield Local Studies Library MP 253 M

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Sheffield Flood 1864, y00765

France-Weather-Breakwater
A huge breakwater stone block is pictured on the Artha seawall after it was projected by the oceans strong swell, driven by a north-northwest current that has increased the force of the waves

Using a digger for maintenance work on sluice gate at Deepdale Marsh north Norfolk

Dyke running across grazing marsh at Salthouse Norfolk winter

Reed fringed dyke at Titchwell RSPB Reserve Norfolk summer

Poplar Trees and Yellow Flag Irises
Yellow Flag Iris grow on the bank of a dyke, bordered on the far side with a row of six poplars. Airbrush painting by Malcolm Greensmith

Pp Rubens / boulonois / dyck
PIETER PAUL RUBENS German/Flemish artist Date: 1577 - 1640

Charles I Holl / Van Dyck
CHARLES I OF ENGLAND The King in full regalia

Devils Dyke, Brighton, Sussex. circa 1890

Westende, Belgium -- ruined houses, WW1
Westende, Belgium -- ruined houses during WW1. Date: 1914-1918

Westende, Belgium -- ruined buildings, WW1
Westende, Belgium -- ruined buildings near Middelkerke during WW1. Date: 1914-1918

Whin Dyke, Port Moon, Causeway (1857). Moore, James 1819 - 1883. Date: 1857

Lieutenant-Colonel Dykes temporary HQ, East Africa, WW1
Lieutenant-Colonel P H Dykes temporary HQ, East Africa, during WW1. 1916

Offas Dyke - stretch of dyke, grass scrub, Trees.. Part of Box 12 Boswell collection. Counties of England. Date: circa 1900

The North Star Dyke, Ballycastle
a view of the North Star Dyke, Ballycastle, taken in Aug. 1907, with lady for scale. (Location: Northern Ireland; County Antrim; Ballycastle). Date: circa early 1900s

Indurated lias, Shale in Basalt, in rock structure in Portru
(see WAG 3605) a view of indurated lias, Shale in Basalt, in rock structure in Portrush (dyke). (Location: Northern Ireland; County Antrim; Portrush). Date: circa early 1900s

Basalt Dyke in Silurian Shales, Glasdrummond Co. Down - a view of a dark outcrop of the dyke on the lighter coloured rocks at the seashore. (Location: Northern Ireland; County Down; Glasdrummond)

Dolerite Dyke Traversing the Chalk and Basalts, Cavehill Quarry, Belfast - an overview of the stratas of rock. (Location: Northern Ireland: County Antrim: Belfast). Date: circa early 1900s

A Dyke of Basalt (A) Piercing Triassic Sandstone
A Dyke of Basalt(A) Piercing Triassic Sandstone(C) and Sending Intrusive Sheets Or Sills(B) Into It - a diagram of Volcanic activity. (Location: Ireland). Date: circa early 1900s

William Vct Grandison
WILLIAM VILLIERS, viscount GRANDISON father of Barbara duchess of Cleveland Date: ? - 1643

John Heaviside, Medical
SAMUEL DREW Churchman : Wesleyan methodist preacher, metaphysician and philosopher. with his autograph Date: 1765 - 1833

Balthasar Gerbier
BALTHASAR GERBIER Dutch artist, reputed for his miniatures. Date: 1592 - 1667

Orazio Gentileschi
ORAZIO GENTILESCHI Italian artist working in England. Date: 1563 - 1647

Cornelis Van Der Geest
CORNELIS VAN DER GEEST Dutch engraver, who did a portrait of the bishop of Salisbury... and had his own portrait done by van Dyck. Date: 17TH CENTURY

Franciscus Franck - 2
FRANCISCUS Francois) FRANCK Flemish artist Date: 1580 - 1642

Fernando Van Spanien
FERNANDO VAN SPANIEN son of Felipe III of Spain, governor of the Netherlands, cardinal. Date: 1609 - 1641

Deodato Delmont - 1
DEODATO DELMONT Flemish artist and architect of Antwerp, in the service of the archduke Albert and archduchess Isabela. Date: 1581 - 1634

Adam De Coster
ADAM DE COSTER Flemish painter from Antwerp, about whom even the authorities know next to nothing. Date: 17TH CENTURY

Oliver Cromwell (Dyck)
OLIVER CROMWELL in armour, wearing his hair long : this portrait does not resemble any other that we have ! Date: 1599 - 1658

Anton Cornelisson
ANTON CORNELISSON Flemish patron of the arts at Antwerp. Date: EARLY 17TH CENTURY

Carlo Di Colonna
CARLO DI COLONNA Italian military commander, notably in Flanders. Date: early 17th century

James Hay Earl Carlisle
JAMES HAY, first earl of CARLISLE Statesman, diplomat. Date: ? - 1636

Lucy Countess Carlisle
LUCY (nee Percy) countess of CARLISLE wife of James, first earl. Date: 1599 - 1660

John Baron Belasyse
JOHN, BARON BELASYSE Prominent royalist, wrongly accused by Oates and others of being a party to the imaginary Popish Plot. Date: 1614 - 1689

Athur Herbert Acland
Sir ARTHUR HERBERT DYKE ACLAND, 13th baronet Politician notable for his educational reforms. Date: 1847 - 1926

Thos D Acland (Younger)
Sir THOMAS DYKE ACLAND Ithe younger) Statesman, depicted in 1881 Date: 1809 - 1898

Thos Dyke Acland (Elder)
THOMAS DYKE ACLAND (the elder) Statesman and philanthropist, as a young man. Date: 1787 - 1871

Francess D of Richmond
FRANCES HOWARD, duchess of RICHMOND, 3rd wife of Ludovick Stuart, duke; previously wife of Edward, earl of Hertford; daughter of Thomas Howard of Bindon. Date: 1578 - 1639

Anne Carr Ctess Bedford
ANNE CARR, countess of BEDFORD, wife of William Russell, 5th earl, but died too soon to become his duchess Date: 1620 - 1684

Sir a H D Acland
Sir Arthur Herbert Dyke ACLAND statesman and educationalist Date: 1847 - 1906

Howard, VCT Stafford
William Howard (? - 1680), first viscount Stafford Nobleman, statesman

Dorothy Ctess Sunderland
Dorothy Sidney (1374 - 1400), countess of Sunderland wife of Henry, first earl, later married Robert Smythe

J C Gevartius
JAN CASPAR GEVARTIUS Flemish jurist Date: 1593 - 1666

Eliz Ctess Devonshire
Elizabeth Cecil, countess of DEVONSHIRE wife of William Cavendish, third earl Date: ? - 1689

4th Earl of Dorset
EDWARD SACKVILLE, fourth earl of DORSET soldier and statesman Date: 1591 - 1652

van Voerst - Chambars - Dyck
Robert van Vorerst (1596 - 1636) Dutch-English engraver

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"Dyke: A Journey Through History, Culture, and Nature" Embark on a captivating journey as we explore the multifaceted world of "dyke. " From its origins in the 19th century canal plans to its modern-day associations with music and fortune-telling, this term encompasses a diverse range of intriguing subjects. One notable reference to "dyke" takes us back to 1815 when W. And J. Fairbank unveiled their visionary plan for a canal stretching from Sheffield to Tinsley. This ambitious project aimed to connect communities and facilitate trade, leaving an indelible mark on Yorkshire's industrial landscape. Speaking of Yorkshire, the renowned Black Dyke Mills Band has enthralled audiences worldwide with their mesmerizing musical performances. Their harmonious melodies resonate through time, showcasing the power of creativity and passion. Intriguingly, our exploration also leads us to Gypsy Lee - a fascinating figure known as the fortune teller extraordinaire. With her enigmatic aura and mystical insights into destiny's tapestry, she captivates those seeking guidance along life's winding paths. Venturing further north towards Goole in Yorkshire lies Howden Dyke Ferry - an essential link connecting people across waterways. Its historical significance cannot be understated; it symbolizes unity amidst geographical boundaries while facilitating seamless travel experiences. Meanwhile, Montague Earl Lindsey stands tall as a testament to aristocratic heritage intertwined with natural beauty. This stately residence nestled within Norfolk Broads National Park offers breathtaking vistas that transport visitors into another realm altogether. Nature enthusiasts will delight in discovering Horsey Mill within Norfolk Broads National Park too. Amidst serene landscapes teeming with wildlife, this iconic windmill stands proudly as a reminder of England's rich history and commitment to preserving its natural treasures. Let us not forget Hampshire Down Sheep - gentle creatures that grace picturesque countryside scenes across Britain. These charming animals embody resilience while contributing to the agricultural heritage that has shaped rural communities.