Anglia Collection (#7)

Looking back at Southend from the end of the longest pier in the world. Southend, Essex. 1st June 1963

Sorry wrong pouch! Pon my pouch, how do I get out of this bundle of trouble. I was jumping around the downs at the Zoo at Whipsnade, just like any other baby wallaby

Michael Ramsey Archbishop of Canterbury seen here at the Bultlins holiday camp at Clacton praying as a young holidaymaker looks on. 6th June 1961

Lorry drivers son, Peter Kindleysides (15) pictured with the girl he falls in love with, Jenny Agutter (14) in the BBC film. On Location in the fishing village of Brancaster, NorFolk

Britten-Norman BN. 2A Islander G-AXVP
Britten-Norman BN.2A-8 Islander G-AXVP, of Air Anglia at Stapleford Tawney aerodrome. Date: circa 1971

ST EDMUND BIRTH
This purports to depict the birth of St Edmund, king of East Anglia : in fact he was born at Nurnberg in 841, but this is typical of a 15th century English bedroom Date: 15th century

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England, Suffolk, Southwold, Group of brightly coloured beach huts near Gun Hill

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England, Suffolk, Southwold, Group of brightly coloured beach huts near Gun Hill

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England, Suffolk, Southwold, Group of brightly coloured beach huts near Gun Hill

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England, Suffolk, Southwold, Group of brightly coloured beach huts near Gun Hill

Upper Staithe Road (Looking towards the High Street), Stalham, Norwich, East Anglia, Norfolk, England. Date: 1900s

Royal Air Force - McDonnell Douglas F-4M Phantom Fgr. 2 XV249
Royal Air Force McDonnell Douglas F-4M Phantom FG.1 XV429 (msn 3124/9259) of No.111 Squadron RAF at RAF Coningsby in Mapril 1975. (The F-4M/ FGR.2 was the RAF variant)

Great Yarmouth, Norfolk - Elderly Couple at the seaside posing for a candid seasdie snap driving a toy model carriage, with obligatory fags

Ford Anglia Deluxe 1966 Blue light
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Sylvester Stannard, artist, Southwold, Suffolk
Henry John Sylvester Stannard RBA (1870-1951), artist, at work in the open air in Southwold, Suffolk. He gave painting lessons to the young Harold Auerbach when the latter was in Southwold on holiday

Reg Carter, artist, outside his studio, Southwold, Suffolk
Reg Carter (1886-1949), freelance commercial artist, outside his studio at Granville House, High Street, Southwold, Suffolk

Reg Carter, artist, in his studio, Southwold, Suffolk
Reg Carter (1886-1949), freelance commercial artist, at work in his studio at Granville House, High Street, Southwold, Suffolk

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View of Thornham creek at sunrise

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Sunrise and high tide coincide at Thornham Creek

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Sunrise and a mirror calm high tide coincide at Thornham creek in North Norfolk

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An empty beach at Holkham in Norfolk

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"Exploring the Rich Tapestry of Anglia: From Queen Boudica to Iconic Ford Anglias" Step into the captivating world of Anglia, a region steeped in history and brimming with picturesque landscapes. Delve into the tales of Queen Boudica, a fierce warrior queen who led the Iceni Tribe against Roman rule, leaving an indelible mark on this land. In 1966, another symbol emerged from Anglia - the legendary Ford Anglia. With its distinctive design and charm, it became an icon on wheels. Whether it was cruising through Wells-Next-The-Sea or parked outside Ely Cathedral adorned in snow by Ernest Uden's lens, this car captured hearts across generations. The Ford Anglia 105E Deluxe and its counterpart, the versatile Ford Anglia Estate, were beloved companions for many families exploring Saffron Walden's quaint streets as immortalized by Madge Howard's artwork. These cars witnessed Suffolk's golden fields being harvested with modern marvels like combine harvesters while offering breathtaking views of Stratford St Mary from Coombs – a scene reminiscent of John Constable’s masterpieces. Advertisements showcasing these remarkable vehicles dotted every corner; their allure irresistible to those seeking adventure on East Anglian roads. As you journey through Norfolk's enchanting landscape towards Happisburgh Lighthouse standing tall against crashing waves, you'll realize that there is more to this region than meets the eye. Anglia weaves together stories spanning centuries – from ancient warriors to automotive legends – inviting you to explore its hidden gems at every turn. So come along and immerse yourself in all that makes this part of England truly extraordinary.