Whitwell Collection

Group of Seagift Whippets
A group of SEAGIFT whippets around a fountain. Owned by Whitwell

OWENITE COMMUNITY, 1824. Design for an Owenite community by Stedman Whitwell, the architect who accompanied Robert Owen to New Harmony, Indiana in 1824

Fall / English Setter / 1928
CHAMPION PENNINE PATRON Owned by Whitwell. Date: 1928

Fall / Greyhound / 1949
CHAMPION PORCANCADY BANKER Owned by Whitwell. Date: 1949

High Street, Whitwell early 1900's

Whitwell near Worksop from Babestone Moor early 1900s

Whitwell High Street near Worksop early 1900s

Whitwell from Babestone Moor early 1900's

The Mad Bull Galop (colour litho)
582642 The Mad Bull Galop (colour litho) by Concanen, Alfred (1835-86); Private Collection; (add.info.: The Mad Bull Galop)

FALL / ENGLISH SETTER / 1929
FANTAIL OF ARDAGH Challenge Certificate winner. Owned by Whitwell. Head study. Date: 1929

FALL / ENGLISH SETTER / 1928
CHAMPION PENNINE PATRON Owned by Whitwell. Date: 1928

FALL / IRISH SETTER / 1929
CHAMPION RAVENHILL PHIL Owned by Mrs Whitwell. Date: 1929

FALL / WHIPPET / 1954
CHAMPION SEAGIFT SPEEDLIGHT MUSTANG Owned by Whitwell. Date: 1954

FALL / GREYHOUND / 1949
CHAMPION PORCANCADY BANKER Owned by Whitwell. Date: 1949

FALL / SEAGIFT WHIPPETS
A group of SEAGIFT whippets around a fountain. Owned by Whitwell. Date: 1955

FALL / WHIPPET / SHERRIFF
CHAMPION SEAGIFT SHERRIFF Owned by Whitwell. Date: 1949

Whippets by Thomas Fall, 1954
The heads of two whippets owned by Whitwell. Seagift Joystock Sharna and Seagift Sophia. Date: 1954

Eastleigh SO31 5 Map
Postcode Sector Map of Eastleigh SO31 5

North Hertfordshire SG4 8 Map
Postcode Sector Map of North Hertfordshire SG4 8

Bassetlaw S80 4 Map
Postcode Sector Map of Bassetlaw S80 4

Isle of Wight PO38 2 Map
Postcode Sector Map of Isle of Wight PO38 2

Peterborough PE4 7 Map
Postcode Sector Map of Peterborough PE4 7

Norfolk NR10 4 Map
Postcode Sector Map of Norfolk NR10 4

Rutland LE15 8 Map
Postcode Sector Map of Rutland LE15 8

North Yorkshire DL10 6 Map
Postcode Sector Map of North Yorkshire DL10 6

FALL / WHIPPET / 1954
SEAGIFT SHARNA Owned by Whitwell. Head study. Date: 1954

Whippet Heads 1954
The heads of two whippets owned by Whitwell. Seagift Joystock Sharna and Seagift Sophia

Philip Whitwell Wilson
PHILIP WHITWELL WILSON Author and lecturer Date: 1875 - 1956

St Catherines Lighthouse, Niton and Whitwell, Isle of Wight
St Catherines Lighthouse, Niton and Whitwell, near Ventnor, Isle of Wight, England. Date: 1900s

ROBERT OWEN: THE CRISIS. Welsh manufacturer and social reformer. Title page of Robert Owens The Crisis, 1832, bearing his portrait and Stedman Whitwells design for an Owenite community

Design for an Owenite community by Stedman Whitwell, the architect who accompanied Robert Owen to New Harmony
OWENITE COMMUNITY, 1824. Design for an Owenite community by Stedman Whitwell, the architect who accompanied Robert Owen to New Harmony, Indiana in 1824

Design for the new Owenite community at Harmony, Indiana, by Stedman Whitwell
NEW HARMONY, 1824. Design for the new Owenite community at Harmony, Indiana, by Stedman Whitwell, the architect who accompanied Robert Owen to New Harmony in 1824

Colliery Railway
The railway at Whitwell colliery, county Durham

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Whitwell, a quaint village nestled in the heart of England, holds a rich history and picturesque charm. From its early days as an Owenite community designed by Stedman Whitwell in 1824 to its bustling High Street in the early 1900s, this place has witnessed countless stories unfold. One cannot help but be captivated by the beauty near Worksop, as seen from Babestone Moor in the early 1900s. The rolling hills and lush greenery paint a serene backdrop for this idyllic village. As you stroll along Whitwell High Street, you are transported back in time to an era where life moved at a slower pace. The architecture tells tales of generations past and whispers secrets only they know. The Group of Seagift Whippets adds another layer to Whitwell's story. These elegant creatures grace the streets with their graceful presence, reminding us that nature is never too far away even amidst human habitation. Intriguingly enough, it seems that dogs have played a significant role in shaping Whitwell's narrative throughout history. The Fall English Setter of 1928 captured hearts with its noble stance and regal demeanor while the Fall Greyhound of 1949 exuded elegance and speed beyond compare. But not all was calm on these charming streets; there were moments filled with excitement and adrenaline too. The Mad Bull Galop lithograph depicts a thrilling spectacle that surely had villagers on edge yet exhilarated at the same time. And let us not forget about our furry friends who accompanied us through it all - Fall English Setters and Irish Setters alike left their pawprints on Whitwell's timeline, forever etching themselves into local lore. Whitwell may be small in size but big on character; it is a place where history meets natural beauty meets canine companionship. So come wander through its streets or gaze upon its panoramic views – immerse yourself in the magic of Whitwell.