Hallam Collection

Arthur Henry Hallam
ARTHUR HENRY HALLAM Friend of Alfred, Lord Tennyson

The Devonport Borough Prison, 1857. Creator: Unknown
The Devonport Borough Prison, 1857. This prison is calculated to receive seventy prisoners, and was erected...from the designs and under the superintendence of Mr. J. P. St

WOMAN FAINTS
"Found Daisy in a dead faint on the floor, and Captain Hallam bending over her." Date: 1890

Members of the New Parliament (engraving)
1047896 Members of the New Parliament (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Members of the New Parliament)

John Hallam (engraving)
816382 John Hallam (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: John Hallam, methodist and character of Derby)

Henry Hallam, 1777

Hallam And Lionel Tennyson, From The Picture At Aldworth Painted By G. F. Watts, R. A
Hallam And Lionel Tennyson, From The Picture At Aldworth Painted By G.F. Watts, R.A.From The Book Tennyson A Memoir By His Son Hallam Lord Tennyson, Published 1897

St Ediths Orphanage (Hallam Hall), Clevedon, Somerset
St Ediths Orphanage, also known as Hallam Hall, at Clevedon. The home was run by the Church Extension Association. Date: Date unknown

Mary Emily Hitchens (nee Prinsep) (later Lady Tennyson)
Mary Emily ( May ) Prinsep (1853-1931), Daughter of Charles Robert Prinsep; former wife of Andrew Hichens, and later wife of Hallam Tennyson

Music cover, Good-Bye, Girls, I m Through, words by John Golden, music by Ivan Caryll, sung by Basil Hallam. 1915

Music cover, Gilbert the Filbert, words by Arthur Wimperis, music by Herman Finck, sung by Basil Hallam, from Alfred Butts The Passing Show, Palace Theatre, London. 1914

St Ediths Home, Clevedon, Somerset
A view of St Ediths Home (or Orphanage) for Girls at Clevedon, Somerset, also known as Hallam Hall

Elsie Janis & Basil Hallam in the Passing Show
A page from The Sketch magazine showing scenes from The Passing Show, the popular revue of 1915, starring American actress, Elsie Janis and British actor and heart throb Basil Hallam

Elsie Janis and Basil Hallam
Elsie Janis (March 16, 1889 February 26, 1956), American singer, songwriter, actress, and screenwriter. Entertaining the troops during World War I immortalized her as " the sweetheart of

Tennyson / Hallam Slabs
Memorial tablets to Tennysons friends Arthur and Henry Hallam, in Clevedon church. His poem In Memoriam was a tribute to Arthur. Date: 1809 - 1892

Henry Hallam - 1
HENRY HALLAM Historian Date: 1777 - 1859

Henry Hallam - 2
HENRY HALLAM Historian depicted refreshing himself with a stimulating cup of tea. Date: 1777 - 1859

PLAYBILL, 1753. Playbill announcing a performance by the Hallam Company in the New York, 1753

Richard Monckton Milnes, first Baron Houghton (1809-1885), English poet and Conservative politician. Friend of Tennyson, Arthur Hallam and Thackeray, and early champion of Swinburne

ARTHUR HENRY HALLAM (1811-1833). English writer. Engraving after a contemporary drawing by Mrs. Weld

Union Offices, West Bromwich, Staffordshire
The West Bromwich Unions offices on Hallam Street, West Bromwich, adjacent to the Union workhouse

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Caption: Hallam - A Legacy of Art, Literature, and Philanthropy Arthur Henry Hallam, a prominent figure in the 19th century literary world, left an indelible mark on society through his works and connections. His untimely death at a young age deeply affected those around him; it is said that even a woman fainted upon hearing the news. Hallam's influence extended beyond his literary pursuits. He played an instrumental role in establishing St Ediths Orphanage, also known as Hallam Hall, in Clevedon, Somerset. This institution provided care and support to countless children in need. The impact of the Hallam family continued with John Hallam's engravings capturing significant moments such as the gathering of Members of the New Parliament. These intricate artworks immortalized important events for future generations to appreciate. Mary Emily Hitchens (nee Prinsep), later known as Lady Tennyson after her marriage to Alfred Lord Tennyson, was another remarkable individual connected to the name "Hallam. " Her contributions were not limited to being part of high society but included active involvement in philanthropic endeavors. Music covers like "Good-Bye Girls, I'm Through" and "Gilbert the Filbert" showcased popular tunes during their time while bearing the imprint of Hallam's legacy. The melodies resonated with audiences far and wide. St Ediths Home remained a testament to compassion long after its establishment by providing shelter and care for those less fortunate in Clevedon, Somerset. Elsie Janis & Basil Hallam graced stages together in productions like The Passing Show. Their performances brought joy and entertainment to many spectators who admired their talent and chemistry onstage. Lastly, Tennyson/Hallam Slabs symbolize enduring love between Arthur Henry Hallam and Alfred Lord Tennyson's sister-in-law Anne Isabella Thackeray (later Lady Ritchie).