Greenall Collection

Greenall's Family Ale

Jake Greenall Jockey The Open Meeting, Cheltenham Racecourse Cheltenham Racecourse, Cheltenham, England 12 November 2011 THE OPEN MEETING, CHELTENHAM RACECOURSE, ENGLAND

Thomas Greenall Jockey Wetherby Races Wetherby Racecoarse, Wetherby, England 04 December 2004 Date: 04 December 2004

The Nomad Ridden By T.Greenall Wetherby Races Wetherby Racecoarse, Wetherby, England 04 December 2004 Date: 04 December 2004

Belvoir, 1899. Artist: CB
Belvoir, 1899. Sir Gilbert Greenall, Master of the Belvoir Hunt. Cartoon from Vanity Fair, 4th May 1899

Ye Goddesses and Little Fishes by Jack Greenall
Wonderfully colourful and graphic depiction of typical modern girls of the 1920s sunbathing in technicolour swimsuits by a pool. Date: 1929

People sitting on benches in a paved area. Date: 1970s

Miners Federation delegates, Western Front, WW1
Delegates of the Miners Federation just after a tour of the front line during World War One. From left to right: Mr H Roughley, Mr T Greenall, Mr H Twist and Mr J McGurk. Date: circa 1916

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Amidst the bustling Belvoir marketplace of 1899, Thomas Greenall, with a pint of his beloved Greenall's Family Ale in hand, watched as his son Jake sketched the lively scene. The Nomad, a local miners' federation delegate, engaged in deep conversation with fellow delegates on the nearby bench. In the background, CB's painting, "The Nomad," came to life as people went about their daily routines. Jake's artistic masterpiece, "Ye Goddesses and Little Fishes," hung in the town's gallery, a testament to the rich history and culture of this close-knit community. Amidst the tumult of the Western Front during World War I, the Greenall family's love for their town and its traditions remained unwavering, a beacon of hope and resilience.