Shrewsbury Collection (page 9)

Shrewsbury Hospital, Norfolk Road, Sheffield, 19th cent
From an original at Sheffield Libraries: u05894

Grammar School Shrewsbury - building in parkland, viewed across river. Part of Box 12 Boswell collection. Counties of England. Date: circa 1900

Eldred, Mottram & Co, Shrewsbury, manufacturers of waterproof sheets, aprons, mackintoshes, marquees, tents, etc -- handwritten invoice. 1905

Admiral Benbow Birthplac
ADMIRAL BENBOWs BIRTHPLACE In this retired spot our hero was born, at Cotonill, a small village in the environs of Shrewsbury. (Shropshire) Date: 1653

20th Earl Shrewsbury
CHARLES HENRY JOHN CHETWYND TALBOT, twentieth earl of SHREWSBURY and fifth earl Talbot, motoring enthusiast who collected hansom cabs. 1860 - 1921

8th Earl of Denbigh, Vanity Fair, Ape
James Edwin Thorold Rogers (1823 - 1890), English economist, historian and Liberal politician who sat in the House of Commons from 1880 to 1886

Shrewsbury / John Talbot
HENRY VI (Reigned 1422-61 & 1470-1471) presents a sword to John Talbot, Earl of Shrewsbury

White City Amusement Park, Worcester, Massachusetts, USA
White City Amusement Park, Shrewsbury suburb, Worcester, Massachusetts, USA. Date: circa 1907

Sentinel Railway Works, Shrewsbury, Shropshire, England. London Midland & Scottish Railway Date: 1940s

The Dingle, Shrewsbury, Shropshire, England. Date: 1920s

Railway Station & Level Crossing, Shoot Hill, Shropshire
Railway Station & Level Crossing, Shoot Hill, Shrewsbury, near Ford, Shropshire, England. Date: 1940s

St Giles, Cheadle
A view of the North Aisle, showing the Lady Chapel, in St Giles Catholic Church, Cheadle, in Staffordshire, England. The church was designed by Augustus Pugin

Goss model of a Romano-Salopian ewer found at Uriconium, now in Shrewsbury Museum. Badge of the Royal Warwickshire Regiment. Commemorative Ware

Lady Ingestre and two of her children, WW1
Lady Ingestre, formerly Lady Winifred Paget, widow of the late Lord Ingestre who died in 1915 and was a captain in the Blues

Shrewsbury House, Chelsea, at the close of the 17th century. Date: 1699

Margaret, Countess of Shrewsbury
MARGARET Countess of SHREWSBURY (nee Beauchamp) daughter of Richard, earl of Warwick, second wife of John, first earl of Shrewsbury. Date: ? - 1467

4th Earl Shrewsbury
GEORGE TALBOT, fourth earl of SHREWSBURY, with his dog and his first (Anne) and second (Elizabeth) wives. Note he is wearing the Order of the Garter on his left leg. Date: 1468 - 1538

Three Cupids mid late 18th century Etching engraving
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Second Guard-Room mid late 18th century Etching
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First Guard-Room ca 1754 Etching Sheet trimmed
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La Danse Chinoise Chinese Dance Chinoiseries
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Two Cupids Holding Ball mid late 18th century
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Bagpipes mid late 18th century Etching engraving
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Two Cupids Bat Wings mid late 18th century Etching
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La Chasse Chinoise Chinese Hunt Chinoiseries
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Small Household mid late 18th century Etching
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Good Mother 18th century Etching Sheet trimmed
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Two Cupids Holding Wreath mid late 18th century
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Leapfrog mid late 18th century Etching Sheet
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Frontispiece mid late 18th century Etching engraving
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L audience de l Empereur chinois audience Chinese Emperor
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Two Cupids Holding Torches mid late 18th century
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Girl Bird mid late 18th century Etching engraving
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Caravan mid late 18th century Etching Sheet trimmed
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Martin, Hall and Co Ltd. Shrewsbury Works, Broad Street, Sheffield, c. 1900
Full title: Martin, Hall and Co Ltd. Silversmiths, Electro Plate and Cutlery Manufacturers, Shrewsbury Works, 53 Broad Street, Park, Sheffield, c

Illuminated list of (Martin, Hall and Company) employees who contributed to Ebenezer Halls wedding presents
Text offers congratulations on the marriage, and requests acceptance of the accompanying sterling silver tea and coffee service and inkstand

Knife rests manufactured by Martin, Hall and Co Ltd. Silversmiths, Electro Plate and Cutlery Manufacturers
Original at Sheffield Local Studies Library: 683.82 SSTQ

Ivory handled fish carvers manufactured by Martin, Hall and Co Ltd. Silversmiths
Original at Sheffield Local Studies Library: 683.82 SSTQ

Le Jardin Chinoise Chinese Garden Chinoiseries
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Pensioners, Shrewsbury Hospital, Norfolk Road
(back) Thurgood; Wildblood; Acaster; Mrs. Oakes; Wilson; Evans and Gill; (front), Mrs Marsden; Cowlishaw; Andran? and Beeror?

Head Woman mid late 18th century Etching engraving
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La marchande d oyseaux Bird Merchant 18th century
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Traveling Children mid late 18th century Etching
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La pesche chinoise Chinese Fishing Chinoiseries
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Field of the Battle of Shrewsbury

Church of the Battlefield, Shrewsbury

Grand National Archery Meeting on the Race- Ground, Shrewsbury

Source Size = 3773 x 1685
Buildings and Industries of Sheffield: Left Image: the Shrewsbury Monument in the Parish Church, Right Image: Room in Sheffield Manor, Said to have been the Prison of Mary Queen of Scots

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Discover the rich history and picturesque charm of Shrewsbury, England. From the Gay Meadow Art at Shrewsbury Town to the iconic English Bridge, this town in Shropshire has a story to tell. Step back in time to the 1500s when Elizabeth Talbot, also known as Bess of Hardwick, reigned as Countess of Shrewsbury. Even cricket enthusiasts will find a connection here with the renowned England cricket team of 1885. The heart lies within The Square, where you can explore its vibrant shops and soak up the European atmosphere. Don't miss St. Chads Church in Quarry Park during winter snowfall; it's a sight straight out of a fairytale. Immerse yourself further into history by visiting The Old Market Hall and admiring the statue of Robert Clive in The Square. And let's not forget about education - Shrewsbury School has been shaping young minds since 1552. Whether you're strolling through its charming streets or delving into its past, there is something captivating about Shrewsbury that keeps visitors coming back for more. So come and experience this enchanting town that seamlessly blends tradition with modernity – it's like stepping into a living postcard from 1923.