Barnes Collection (#10)

Carrousel, Eiffel Tower, Paris, France

Louvre, Paris, France

Barnes Railway Bridge
The railway bridge at Barnes, carrying the loopline across the Thames to Smallbery : the sailing boat in the foreground is evidently used to carry cargo by water

The Australian Cricket Team at the Oval, 1938
Photographic montage of the Australian Cricket Team, that toured England in 1938, imposed onto the Oval Cricket Ground, Kennington, London

Cricketer, Barnes
S.F. Barnes Cricketer - Nottinghamshire

Societys Saturday: Tea on the lawn at Ranelagh
Outdoor scene at the Ranelagh Club in Barnes. Ranelagh was a social club and pleaure garden where society could meet and participate in activities such as polo, gymkhanas or childrens plays

India / Simla
Barnes Court, the summer residence of the commander in chief of the British occupying forces (in 1863 sir Hugh Rose)

THE HOTHOUSE PLANET (Arthur K Barnes) Space travellers from Earth encounter the wildlife of Venus - and find that it is very wild indeed !

The Dual World, Thrilling Wonder Stories Scifi Magazine Cover
THE DUAL WORLD - An encounter with the Emotionals on Venus

Brighton & Hove Albion vs Oldham Athletic: 2010-11 Home Season
Brighton And Hove Albion Past Seasons: Season 2010-11: Season 2010-11 Home Games: Oldham Athletic

Boat Race Barnes Bridge
The boat race as viewed from Barnes Bridge

William Barnes, Poet
WILLIAM BARNES Anglican priest, author of poems in the Dorset dialect, eg An there vor me the apple tree do lean down low in Linden Lea

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"Barnes: A Tapestry of History and Achievement" Step into the world of Barnes, a place where history comes alive and achievements are celebrated. From the visionary mind of Sir Barnes Wallis HonFRAeS at his drawing board to the vibrant streets of High Street, Barnes in West London, this captivating neighborhood has stories to tell. Immerse yourself in the charm as you encounter The Pearly King and Queen of Thornton Heath, adding a touch of regality to these bustling streets. Look up to the skies as an Avro Vulcan B2 soars above, giving a magnificent birthday salute to none other than Barnes Wallace himself. Delve deeper into its past and discover that even sporting triumphs have graced this land. Recall the glory days when England cricket team of 1885 showcased their skills on local grounds. Lonsdale Road became witness to epic battles between Oxford and Cambridge during their historic clash in 1877. But it's not just sports that define Barnes; culture thrives here too. Journey back to 1902 when Barnes Terrace stood proud amidst London's ever-changing landscape. And let us not forget Justus D. Barnes, immortalized on film by Edison Company in 1903 for his role in "The Great Train Robbery. " it is home to poignant moments etched forever within history's pages. Reflect upon the solemnity surrounding DEATH OF LINCOLN in 1865 as you stand beside Lincoln's death bed lithograph—a reminder that even across oceans, impactful events leave their mark. Finally, gaze upon a portrait capturing the essence of Sir Barnes Wallis—the man whose brilliance knew no bounds—forever inspiring generations with his inventions and unwavering determination. In every corner lies another chapter waiting to be discovered—a tapestry woven with tales from all walks of life—be it Bromley FC football team celebrating victory or ordinary individuals leaving extraordinary legacies.