North Umberland Collection (page 18)

HENRY PERCY / 1564 - 1632
HENRY PERCY 9TH EARL OF NORTHUMBERLAND Statesman and scientist called the " Wizard Earl". Implicated in the Gunpowder plot

Algernon Percy / - 1668
ALGERNON PERCY 10TH EARL OF NORTHUMBERLAND Lord High Admiral. He opposed the trial of Charles I in the House of Lords

Hexham Bridge
Linnolds Bridge, Hexham, Northumberland - a fine single-arch stone bridge

Northumberland / J Dudley
DUKE OF NORTHUMBERLAND AND EARL OF WARWICK, JOHN DUDLEY English soldier & politician

Hy Percy Northumberland
HENRY PERCY, earl of NORTHUMBERLAND, statesman, imprisoned in the Tower for 15 years on suspicion of being involved in the Gunpowder plot - with his autograph

Northumberland Hedger
A study of a Northumberland hedger, one of the men who keeps the hedgerows of rural England under control

Northumberland Harvest
Harvesting on a Northumberland farm, England, where, even in the 1930s, many of the women workers still wore their quaint costumes of many generations past

Bewick - Wedder Sheep
This sheep was bred by Mr Culley in Northumberland

Castles / Alnwick / 1750
View of Alnwick Castle in Northumberland

Robert Dudley / H T Ryall
ROBERT DUDLEY 1ST EARL OF LEICESTER Fifth son of John Dudley, Duke of Northumberland English courtier

Robert Dudley / Anon Oval
ROBERT DUDLEY 1ST EARL OF LEICESTER Fifth son of John Dudley, Duke of Northumberland English courtier

Ufos / Sunter / Northumber
8-year old Sam Sunter, on the Northumbrian coast, sees a hole in the sky on the same day as the Tunguska explosion in central Siberia

Scene from Shakespeares play, Henry IV Part 1
Scene from Shakespeares history play, Henry IV Part I, in which Hotspur (Henry Percy, son of the Earl of Northumberland) says goodbye to his wife, Lady Percy, before he goes into battle

Casanova meeting the Duchess of Northumberland
Giacomo Casanova (1725-1798) is introduced to the Duchess of Northumberland by Lady Harrington

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Northumberland, a land steeped in history and natural beauty. From the Royal Regiment of Fusiliers to the ancient map of England in 1066, this region is a treasure trove of stories waiting to be discovered. Druridge Bay, with its dramatic expanse of sand dunes hugging the picturesque beach, offers a breathtaking view that will leave you in awe. Lindisfarne at sunrise on Holy Island showcases the ethereal beauty that Northumberland has to offer. As dawn breaks over Bamburgh Castle, it stands tall as a testament to centuries gone by. Seahouses beckons with its charm and quaintness, inviting visitors to explore its hidden gems. The causeway linking St Mary's Island and lifehouse becomes engulfed by the incoming tide from Tyne and Wear - an enchanting sight not to be missed. Bamburgh Castle reigns supreme amidst rolling dunes near Bamburgh village; its majestic presence evokes a sense of wonderment. Craster harbour captivates with its rustic allure, offering glimpses into Northumberland's fishing heritage. Alnwick Castle stands proudly as one of England's most iconic landmarks; its grandeur transports you back through time. And as another day begins on Lindisfarne at sunrise, golden hues paint the sky above Holy Island - a truly magical experience for all who witness it. Northumberland is more than just a place; it is an invitation to immerse yourself in history and nature's wonders. With each visit comes new discoveries and unforgettable moments that will forever hold a special place in your heart. So come and explore this captivating corner of England where past meets present in perfect harmony – Northumberland awaits your arrival.