Blackheath Collection (page 7)

Govetts leap falls, blue mountains
Waterfall at Govetts Leap Brook in Blue Mountains National Park

William Ewart Gladstone (1809-1898) giving an election address on Blackheath in his Greenwich constituency. General election February 1874. Gladstone lost to the Conservatives under Disraeli

Mrs Bryan and Children Stipple engraving after the painting by Samuel Shelley. Margaret Bryan (active 1790-1815) English teacher

Open-Air Gathering at Blackheath, on Saturday, September 9th : the Right Hon. W. E
OPEN-AIR GATHERING AT BLACKHEATH, ON SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 9TH : THE RIGHT HON. W. E. GLADSTONE, M.P. FOR GREENWICH, ENGRAVING 1876, UK, britain, british, europe, united kingdom, great britain, european

London, from Blackheath, during the Storm, August, 1846, Uk

Tranquil Vl Blackheath
Tranquil Vale, Blackheath London SE3 Date: Early 20th century

Blackheath / Tranquil Vale
Tranquil Vale, Blackheath Date: early 20th century

Turntable appliance by Merryweather, Blackheath Common
Turntable appliance by Merryweather of Greenwich, seen here being demonstrated on Blackheath Common. It was destined for Rangoon, India. One of the men is Station Officer Edwards

LFDCA-LFB three Greenwich fire station appliances
Pictured on Blackheath, SE London, the three appliances from Greenwich fire station: two Volvo Saxon dual purpose diesel fire engines (pump-ladder and pump)

Emancipated Women
Margaret Bryan; scientific writer and teacher in Blackheath Date: 1815

Margaret Bryan - 1
MARGARET BRYAN Author of books on mathematics and astronomy, depicted with her two daughters. She lived at Blackheath, Kent. Date: flourished 1790 - 1815

Golf Match on Blackheath
A golf match between the London Scottish and Royal Blackheath golf clubs takes place at Blackheath

Rugby match Middlesex 7s 1930
Tackling a Blackheath man in the final of the Seven a side rugby tournament: London Welsh win by six points to nil

Naval School New Cross
Quadrangle of the Naval School at New Cross, an institution founded by prince Albert in 1843

Blackheath Pony Racing
Pony racing on the Heath. Equestrian sports are discouraged today, but you can occasionally see mounted police, or ride sedately on a donkey

Seven Droog Castle, built in 1784 by Sir William James to commemorate his victories in India, but only part of the building will survive into the 21st century

Blackheath Gladstone
Gladstone welcomed by an enthusiastic crowd on Blackheath

Blackheath Green Man
The Green Man, on the crest of Blackheath Hill, standing until quite recently as a venue for old-style music hall performances. Date: circa 1860

Blackheath Vanburgh Cas
Vanbrugh Castle

Blackheath London View
London viewed from Blackheath on a stormy day

Whitfields Mount
A protuberance on the Heath where methodist preacher George Whitefield (correct spelling) addressed the crowds. It survives, but is less protuberant today

LEE, south east London (formerly Kent)
The church and parsonage of St Margarets at Lee, near Blackheath, formerly in Kent though now part of London

Golf Match at Wimbledon
A golf match between Royal Blackheath and London Scottish clubs at Wimbledon

Mr Gladstone
Mr. William Gladstone (1809-1898) addressing a crowd of electors at Greenwich on Blackheath in February 1874. One of the great Victorian statesmen

Blackheath Fair / 1906
Blackheath Fair - Crowds at the fair, Bank Holiday (August?)

Jack Cades Cavern, near Blackheath

Gladstone Address 1876
William Ewart Gladstone addressing the constituents gathered at Blackheath regarding the Hungarian atrocities

Blackheath / Photo C1895
A photograph looking up Tranquil Vale showing the now very busy junction as a wide empty road with a few horses and carts. A Penny Farthing leans against a lamp post

Blackheath Fair, 1909
Blackheath Fair

Pond, Princess of Wales
Princess of Wales Pond Blackheath, London SE3

Blackheath / Church / Pond
All Saints Church and Pond, Blackheath

Blackheath Road School
Blackheath Road board school, Greenwich

Morden College Blackheat
This fine building was built by Turkey merchant Sir John Morden for decayed Turkey merchants who fell on hard times. It is still in use to house elderly retired folk

The Fountain, Blackheath
The fountain, Blackheath

Clothing Ration Coupons
An example of clothing coupon book

Mepl / Keeler Painting
All Saints Parish Hall, which houses the Mary Evans Picture Library. The building was built in 1928 and the architect was Charles Winmill

Whitehall / Admiralty / Shepherd
The Admiralty, Parliament Street busy with pedestrians and horse carriages - one is going to Blackheath

Horses at Greenwich Park
Horses and donkeys used for taxis and childrens rides take a breather whilst being fed and watered on Blackheath, by the main Greenwich Park entrance

Blackheath Hill, London

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Blackheath, a quaint village nestled in the heart of London, holds a rich history dating back to 1911. With its charming streets and picturesque views, Blackheath Village is a true gem waiting to be explored. As you stroll down Montpelier Vale, you'll be captivated by the serene ambiance that Tranquil Vale Blackheath offers. Immerse yourself in the local culture at All Saints Church in Blackheath, where traditions have been kept alive for generations. Legend has it that this village was once visited by Spring-Heeled Jack, a winged monster who left residents both terrified and fascinated. Sports enthusiasts will delight in witnessing the intense rivalry between Blackheath and London Scottish Rugby teams. The passion on display during these matches is unparalleled as fans cheer their hearts out for their beloved teams. For nature lovers seeking adventure, Shooters Hill provides breathtaking panoramic views of the surrounding landscape. And if rugby isn't enough excitement for you, don't miss the exhilarating England versus Wales Rugby match held right here in Blackheath. Golf enthusiasts can indulge themselves at one of the prestigious Golf Clubs while enjoying an exquisite Royal Blackheath dinner afterwards. It's no wonder why golfers from all over flock to this area - with its lush greenery and impeccable fairways; it truly is paradise for any golfer. Whether you're exploring historic landmarks or indulging your sporting passions, there's something enchanting about Blackheath Village that keeps visitors coming back time and time again. So come experience all that this vibrant community has to offer - from its fascinating history to its stunning natural beauty - because once you've experienced life as a "Blackheather, " you'll never want to leave.