Eldery Collection

Edward Lear Aged 73 and a Half and His Cat Foss, Aged 16 (litho)
WTY124345 Edward Lear Aged 73 and a Half and His Cat Foss, Aged 16 (litho) by Lear, Edward (1812-88); Private Collection; English, out of copyright

Foster Mother, Mrs. Ada Wheeler seen here bottle feeding one of her younger foster children. Ada has fostered over 150 Children and at present her family stands at 13 faster children living with her

Lakota Indian in the Black Hills with Horse, Western South Dakota, USA. MR

The Maths Lesson, illustration from The Cuckoo Clock by Mrs Molesworth
IL335117 The Maths Lesson, illustration from The Cuckoo Clock by Mrs Molesworth, published by Macmillan in 1930 (colour litho) by Brock, Charles Edmund (1870-1938); Private Collection; English

People wearing Easter Bonnets at a Darby & Joan Club, Berkshire. April 1976

Residents of Coulby Newham have mounted a campaign to have a post office located in the Parkway Shopping Centre. Eileen Evans, Joyce Parker, Doreen Craig

Old lady performs the can-can during a concert by pearly kings and queens

Shepherds rounding up their sheep into the pens at Lairg, Southern Scotland for the annual sale. August 1950 O25513

Calling the Bees (oil on canvas)
XPG381830 Calling the Bees (oil on canvas) by Johnson, Edward Killingworth (1825-1923); Private Collection; English, out of copyright

Englands oldest clergyman. The Rev D R Norman, rector and formerly rector of St Marys Stafford, and until three years ago, Master of St Johns Hospital, Lichfield

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"Capturing the Essence of Eldery: A Glimpse into Timeless Tales and Cherished Moments" Edward Lear, aged 73 and a half, shares an endearing moment with his faithful companion, Foss the cat. Their bond transcends age, proving that love knows no boundaries. Mrs. Ada Wheeler nurtures her foster children with unwavering care and tenderness. Her selflessness shines as she bottle-feeds one of her youngest charges, creating a haven of love for those in need. In the vast expanse of Western South Dakota's Black Hills, a Lakota Indian gracefully rides alongside his trusted horse. The wisdom etched on their faces tells stories of resilience and connection to nature's wonders. Imagination takes flight as Mrs Molesworth's enchanting tale unfolds within "The Cuckoo Clock. " Through captivating illustrations like "The Maths Lesson, " readers young and old embark on whimsical journeys where learning becomes magical. Easter festivities bring joy to members of the Darby & Joan Club in Berkshire during April 1976. Adorned with vibrant bonnets, these spirited individuals celebrate life's milestones together while cherishing each other's company. Coulby Newham residents rally together to advocate for a post office within their community – proof that age is no barrier when it comes to fighting for essential services that enhance daily lives. Old lady defies expectations by performing the can-can during a concert hosted by pearly kings and queens; reminding us all that passion has no expiration date – it only grows stronger with time. Shepherds skillfully guide their sheep into pens at Lairg - an ancient tradition passed down through generations - showcasing how timeless bonds between humans and animals continue to shape our world today. As temperatures finally rise in Teesside after winter’s grip loosens its hold, locals shed their heavy winter clothing, embracing the warmth of spring.