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"Hopkins: A Tapestry of History, Poetry, and Adventure" Step into the world of Hopkins, where history intertwines with poetry and adventure awaits at every turn

Background imageHopkins Collection: THOMAS HOPKINS GALLAUDET (1787-1851). American teacher of the deaf. Wood engraving, 19th century

THOMAS HOPKINS GALLAUDET (1787-1851). American teacher of the deaf. Wood engraving, 19th century

Background imageHopkins Collection: JOHNS HOPKINS (1795-1873). American financier. Contemporary wood engraving

JOHNS HOPKINS (1795-1873). American financier. Contemporary wood engraving

Background imageHopkins Collection: ESEK HOPKINS (1718-1802). American naval commander. Steel engraving, 19th century

ESEK HOPKINS (1718-1802). American naval commander. Steel engraving, 19th century

Background imageHopkins Collection: ESEK HOPKINS (1718-1802). American naval officer. Colored engraving, 19th century

ESEK HOPKINS (1718-1802). American naval officer. Colored engraving, 19th century

Background imageHopkins Collection: MATTHEW HOPKINS (d. 1647). English witchfinder. Hopkins with two witches and their familiar spirits

MATTHEW HOPKINS (d. 1647). English witchfinder. Hopkins with two witches and their familiar spirits. English color engraving, 1792, reproducing an engraving of 1647

Background imageHopkins Collection: Matthew Hopkins, English witch hunter

Matthew Hopkins, English witch hunter
Matthew Hopkins (died 1647), English Witch Finder General, with two women accused of being witches. The women are giving the names of their imps, or evil spirits

Background imageHopkins Collection: SHOSHONE NATIVE AMERICAN. Sego, a Shoshone Native American man

SHOSHONE NATIVE AMERICAN. Sego, a Shoshone Native American man. Photographed by Rose and Hopkins, c1899

Background imageHopkins Collection: SHOSHONE NATIVE AMERICAN. Heebe-tee-tse, a Shoshone Native American man

SHOSHONE NATIVE AMERICAN. Heebe-tee-tse, a Shoshone Native American man. Photographed by Rose and Hopkins, c1899

Background imageHopkins Collection: Honda Stiggy Motorsport Team CBR1000RR ridden by

Honda Stiggy Motorsport Team CBR1000RR ridden by

Background imageHopkins Collection: The Australian Cricket Team

The Australian Cricket Team who toured England to compete for the Ashes in 1909

Background imageHopkins Collection: Australian Cricket Team 1909

Australian Cricket Team 1909, W.J. Whitty, A. Cotter, Roger Hartigan, V. Ransford, Warren Bardsley, H. Carter, P.A. M Alister, V. Trumper, A.J. Hopkins, M.A. Noble, Frank Laver, W.W. Armstrong, J.A

Background imageHopkins Collection: Australian Cricket Team 1905

Australian Cricket Team 1905
Australian Cricket Team visiting England in 1905, D.R.A. Gehrs, S.E. Gregory, F. Laver, W.W. Armstrong, W.P.Howell, A. Cotter, J.J. Kelly, J. Darling, V. Trumper, C.E. McLeod, P.M. Newland, A.J

Background imageHopkins Collection: A J Hopkins - Cricketer

A J Hopkins - Cricketer
A J Y (Bert) Hopkins - New South Wales and Australianh Test player (1901/2-09)

Background imageHopkins Collection: Thos. Hopkins Gallaudet

Thos. Hopkins Gallaudet
THOMAS HOPKINS GALLAUDET American educator who after studying in Paris introduced methods for teaching the deaf and dumb, and advocated teacher training institutions

Background imageHopkins Collection: Ploughing (Hopkins) 1882

Ploughing (Hopkins) 1882
SPRING - 1 OF 4 Ploughing the field with three shire horses

Background imageHopkins Collection: Harbor Seals (Phoca vitulina) on ice near Johns Hopkins Glacier in Glacier Bay National Park

Harbor Seals (Phoca vitulina) on ice near Johns Hopkins Glacier in Glacier Bay National Park, Southeast Alaska, USA
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Background imageHopkins Collection: Sir Frederick G Hopkins

Sir Frederick G Hopkins
SIR FREDERICK GOWLAND HOPKINS English biochemist

Background imageHopkins Collection: Hopkins / Seasons / Winter

Hopkins / Seasons / Winter
Horses turn the wheel of a simple threshing machine

Background imageHopkins Collection: Hopkins / Seasons / Autumn

Hopkins / Seasons / Autumn
AUTUMN - 3 OF 4 Taking the hay home

Background imageHopkins Collection: Hopkins / Seasons / Summer

Hopkins / Seasons / Summer
SUMMER - 2 OF 4 Harvesting the hay

Background imageHopkins Collection: Edward Hopkins

Edward Hopkins
EDWARD HOPKINS member of a prominent money- lending family, held various positions including Master of the Revels in Ireland

Background imageHopkins Collection: Thomas Hopkins

Thomas Hopkins
THOMAS HOPKINS - money-lender so useful to the nobility that he was appointed Commissioner of the Salt Duties. This muckworm is said to have died worth upwards of 200, 000l

Background imageHopkins Collection: Priscilla Kemble - 6

Priscilla Kemble - 6
PRISCILLA KEMBLE (nee Hopkins) actress, later wife of John Philip Kemble : in the role of Miss Peggy in The country girl

Background imageHopkins Collection: Priscilla Kemble - 5

Priscilla Kemble - 5
PRISCILLA KEMBLE (nee Hopkins) actress, later wife of John Philip Kemble : in the role of Lavinia in Shakespeares Titus Andronicus

Background imageHopkins Collection: Priscilla Kemble - 4

Priscilla Kemble - 4
PRISCILLA KEMBLE (nee Hopkins) actress, later wife of John Philip Kemble : in the role of Aura in Johnsons The country lasses

Background imageHopkins Collection: Priscilla Kemble - 3

Priscilla Kemble - 3
PRISCILLA KEMBLE (nee Hopkins) actress, later wife of John Philip Kemble : in the role of Miss Notable in Colley Cibbers The ladys last stake

Background imageHopkins Collection: Priscilla Kemble - 2

Priscilla Kemble - 2
PRISCILLA KEMBLE (nee Hopkins) actress, later wife of John Philip Kemble : in the role of Irene in John Browns Barbarossa

Background imageHopkins Collection: Priscilla Kemble - 1

Priscilla Kemble - 1
PRISCILLA KEMBLE (nee Hopkins) actress, later wife of John Philip Kemble : in the role of Arethusa in Beaumont & Fletchers Philaster

Background imageHopkins Collection: Tamerlane by Marlowe

Tamerlane by Marlowe
TAMERLANE Mr Palmer as Bajazet and Miss Hopkins as Selima in Act V: Now, now thou traitress



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"Hopkins: A Tapestry of History, Poetry, and Adventure" Step into the world of Hopkins, where history intertwines with poetry and adventure awaits at every turn. From Gerard Manley Hopkins' evocative verses to Matthew Hopkins' notorious witch-hunting exploits, this name holds a myriad of fascinating stories. Gerard Manley Hopkins, a renowned poet whose words danced on paper like musical notes, found inspiration in unexpected places. One such muse was the shipwreck of the Deutschland in 1875—a tragic event that stirred his soul and gave birth to an immortal poem. Through line engravings depicting this haunting scene, we catch a glimpse into the depths of his creative genius. Meanwhile, Matthew Hopkins emerges from the shadows as England's infamous witch-finder. In dark times when superstition reigned supreme, he hunted down alleged witches alongside their familiar spirits. A chilling line engraving from 1792 transports us back to those eerie days when fear gripped communities. Venturing beyond British shores brings us to Winston Churchill posing amidst White House gardens—an iconic image capturing a momentous meeting between two great leaders. The significance lies not only in Churchill's presence but also in his shared surname—Hopkins—a connection that sparks curiosity about potential ancestral ties. Soho's bustling streets beckon with their vibrant energy and rich history. On Greek Street stands an address forever associated with intrigue and creativity—the very essence of London itself. What tales could be told by those who have walked these pavements? Esek Hopkins takes us across the Atlantic Ocean to America's naval past—a distinguished officer whose legacy echoes through time. His contributions shaped maritime history and remind us of courage on treacherous seas. In another realm entirely is Henry's laboratory—where early X-ray equipment revolutionized medical science forevermore. This glimpse into pioneering technology reminds us how far we've come while honoring those who paved the way for modern advancements.