Hilton Collection (page 3)

Anita Harris, actress and singer, performing on stage

Indonesia, Jakarta. Afternoon Tea at the Hilton Hotel

British Caribbean woman having golf lessions - Jamaica
British Caribbean woman having golf lessions in the Hilton Jamaica golf course. Jamaican instructor standing by her in khaki trousers and shirt less Date: 1976

Hilton, the Unicursal Maze
Hilton, Cambridgeshire - the Unicursal Maze - during WW2 (where there appears to have been an understandable drop in upkeep!). Date: 1941

Marie Hilton, founder of the pioneering cr裨 e at Stepney Causeway, where working women could leave their children

Hotel Schroeder, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA
Hotel Schroeder (now a Hilton), Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA, built in 1927. Date: circa 1920s

DAISY & VIOLET HILTON (1908-1969). American conjoined twins who toured with American sideshows and vaudeville shows. Photograph, 1925

William Bond after William Hilton I after Thomas Banks (British, active c. 1799-1833), A Falling Giant, published 1811, stipple engraving

John Hilton, Judge of the Course at Newmarket; John Fuller, Clerk of the Course; and John Stevens, a Trainer Three Worthies of the Turf at Newmarket, c

Cupid Armed Venus and Cupid, William Hilton, 1786-1839, Formerly attributed to William Etty, 1787-1849

Old and New Istanbul, Turkey - Old Fountain and The Hilton Hotel (Hilton Istanbul, Cumhuriyet Caddesi Harbiye - opened in 1955. Date: circa late 1950s

Edward Hilton Young, lst Baron Kennet (1879-1960), British politician and writer. Sat in Parliament first as a Liberal, then as a Conservative. A delegate to the League of Nations in 1926 and 1927

SPAIN. Barcelona. Hotel Hilton Diagonal Mar. Architect: ҳ car Tusquets, 2005. Architecture

Hilton Hotel, Princes Wharf, Auckland Central Business District and Sky Tower, North Island, New Zealand - Aerial

LFDCA-LFB Fire investigation unit at a hotel fire
The fire investigation unit would attend both large and small fires. Its specially trained crew would seek to determine the cause of a fire wherever possible

JAMES HILTON (1900-1954). English novelist

Rooftop terrace bar at the Athens Hilton with Lykavittos Hill illuminated at night, Athens, Greece, Europe

Gentry Bros. circus Miss Louise Hilton, the greatest rider the world has ever known. Circus poster showing Louise Hilton perched on a white horse

Hilton Park Lane Hotel
The 28-storey exclusive London Hilton Park Lane Hotel overlooks Hyde Park, central London and is within walking distance of Oxford Street. It was built in 1963. Date: mid 1960s

Italy - Palermo, Sicily - Grand Hotel Villa Igiea - now part of the Hilton chain Date: 1905

Cricket / Team / Sussex
Sussex: Henty, Fry, Guttridge, Wilson, Bean, Marlow, Draper, Shaw, Brann, Murdoch, Arlington, Newham, Butt, Hilton, Humphrey

John Hilton
JOHN HILTON musician from Cambridge

Convention Center and Hilton Hotel, San Diego, California, United States of America, North America

The four star Dahab Hilton hotel resort in Dahab in the Sinai Desert in Egypt
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Turf maze dating from 1660AD, Hilton, Cambridgeshire, England, United Kingdom, Europe

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John Clare, an English poet from the 19th century, is depicted in a captivating oil painting by William Hilton. The artwork showcases the essence of Hilton's talent and captures Clare's poetic spirit. In another corner of the world, Wilmington proudly displays the title of having the "World's Largest Living Christmas Tree. " Standing tall and majestic, this natural wonder brings joy to all who witness its grandeur during the holiday season. Moving across continents to Malta, we find ourselves gazing at Portomaso Marina at dusk with the elegant Hilton Hotel as its centerpiece. The hotel stands as a symbol of luxury and sophistication against a backdrop painted by nature itself. Meanwhile, on a different field altogether, Cecilia Leitch engages in an intense match against Harold Hilton at Walton Heath. Their skillful play captivates spectators as they compete for victory. Delving into history reveals a map of Derbyshire from before 1839 created by Rob Morden. This intricate cartographic masterpiece provides insight into how landscapes have evolved over time. Similarly, another map dating back to 1695 showcases Darbyshire (Derbyshire) through the eyes of earlier generations. Shifting gears once more takes us to Castlefield Canal Basin in Manchester, England—a bustling hub that epitomizes urban life within Lancashire County. Here lies evidence of human ingenuity coexisting harmoniously with nature's waterways. Traveling further back in time unveils images from early 1900s America when apples were being sprayed in Hilton USA—an intriguing glimpse into agricultural practices long forgotten but integral to our past. In yet another realm entirely emerges H. H. Hilton—the golfer whose name echoes throughout golfing history like a resounding swing on lush green fairways. His prowess on the course has left an indelible mark on sports enthusiasts worldwide. Lastly, we revisit Cecilia Leitch facing off against Harold Hilton once again—this time in 1910.