Craig Collection (#2)

Andy Craig & David Humphreys Scotland V Ireland, Six Nations Scotland V Ireland, Six Nations Murrayfield, Edinburgh 16 February 2003 Date: 16 February 2003

Craig Morgan Wales & Cardiff Rugby Union England V Wales Twickenham, London, England 23 March 2002 Date: 23 March 2002

John Eales & Craig Quinnell Wales V Australia 24 October 1999 Date: 24 October 1999

Craig Quinnell Breaks Away Wales V Argentina Rugby Union 01 October 1999 Date: 01 October 1999

Craig Quinnell Wales & Cardiff Rugby Union 28 August 1999 Date: 28 August 1999

Craig Quinnell Celebrates Win Wales V England 11 April 1999 Date: 11 April 1999

Perry, Howarth & Craig Quinnell Wales V England 11 April 1999 Date: 11 April 1999

Stephen Larkham, Craig & Tait Scotland V Australia 22 November 1997 Date: 22 November 1997

Craig Newby Leicester Tigers Rugby Union Leicester Tigers V Viadana, Heineken Cup Welford Road, Leicester, England 16 January 2010 Date: 16 January 2010

Andy Craig Scotland & Glasgow Rugby France V Scotland Six Nations Stade France Paris 05 February 2005 Date: 05 February 2005

Craig Richards, Scott Barton Wales V Australia Commonwealth Games 2002 Manchester, England 04 August 2002 Date: 04 August 2002

Craig De Goldi New Zealand Rugby Union Commonwealth Games 2002 Manchester, England 02 August 2002 Date: 02 August 2002

Craig Joiner Scotland & Melrose Rugby Union 10 November 1994 Date: 10 November 1994

Craig Dowd New Zealand Rugby Union 29 November 1993 Date: 29 November 1993

Craig Chalmers Scotland & Melrose Rugby Union 04 March 1998 Date: 04 March 1998

Craig Winrow 800 Metres, Helsinki 1994 16 August 1994 Date: 16 August 1994

Craig White & Michael Vaughan Yorkshire Phoenix Durham V Yorkshire The Riverside, Chester Le Street, Co Durham 15 May 2005 Date: 15 May 2005

Craig Mcmillan New Zealand 12 May 1999 Date: 12 May 1999

Craig White Yorkshire CCC 29 June 1994 Date: 29 June 1994

Craig Mcdermott Australia 07 May 1993 Date: 07 May 1993

Craig Bellamy Watches Golf The Open, Royal Liverpool Date: 20 July 2006

Craig Spence British Open, Carnoustie, 16 July 1999 Date: 16 July 1999

Craig Everett Scotland, 01 June 1994 Date: 01 June 1994

Craig Mann Australia, 18 July 1992 Date: 18 July 1992

Tom Watson & Craig Stadler Open Championship Royal Birkdale, Southport, England 15 July 1983 Date: 15 July 1983

Craig Hainline English Open 98, 11 July 1998 Date: 11 July 1998

Craig Watson (A) England, 22 July 1997 Date: 22 July 1997

Craig Perks New Zealand The Open, Muirfield, Scotland The Open, Muirfield, Scotland 21 July 2002 Date: 21 July 2002

Craig Parry Australia, 23 August 1995 Date: 23 August 1995

Craig Stadler USA, 23 August 1995 Date: 23 August 1995

Craig Jones Australia, 19 July 1994 Date: 19 July 1994

Craig Macgillivary Scotland 24 November 1994 Date: 24 November 1994

Sunstone Ridden By Craig Williams York Racecourse York, York Racecourse 18 May 2001 Date: 18 May 2001

Craig Smith Race Horse Trainer 24 February 1998 Date: 24 February 1998

Madame Adelina Patti at Home (engraving)
1061014 Madame Adelina Patti at Home (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Madame Adelina Patti at Home)

Craig Lough and Roman Wall, 1839 (pencil, gouache & w / c on paper)
2962676 Craig Lough and Roman Wall, 1839 (pencil, gouache & w/c on paper) by Richardson, Thomas Miles, II (1813-90); Laing Art Gallery, Newcastle-upon-Tyne

A portrait of Signora Maria Nelvi, opera singer and artist, 1925. married to Captain Edmonston Craig and as an artist known simply as Betty Craig Date: 1925

The Queens Highland Home, Balmoral (engraving)
1614234 The Queens Highland Home, Balmoral (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: The Queens Highland Home, Balmoral)

Albert Craig, the so-called Surrey Poet (1859-1909) a popular character who composed poems which he recited at football and cricket matches, afterwards selling printed sheets of his verse to crowd

Albert Craig, the so-called Surrey Poet, a well-known character who would recite poetry he had composed at cricket and football matches and sell printed sheets of his poems, and the Burmese dwarf

Albert Craig, the Surrey Poet
Albert Craig (1849 - 1909), known as The Surrey Poet. Craig was a well-known character who would attend cricket and football matches to write verses and short essays describing the players

Craig, The Surrey Poet, haranguing the crowd at the Oval cricket ground on the subject of Max Pemberton and professional football

Advert, Hill, Craig & Co, Papermakers, Balerno, Scotland
Advert for Hill, Craig & Co, Papermakers, Balerno, Scotland. 1905

Craig-y-Nos Castle, Brecknockshire, the Seat of Madame Patti (b / w photo)
1605935 Craig-y-Nos Castle, Brecknockshire, the Seat of Madame Patti (b/w photo) by English Photographer, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Craig-y-Nos Castle, Brecknockshire)

Cicely Hamilton and Edith Craig, suffragettes
Cicely Hamilton (1872-1952) and Edith Craig (1869-1947). Edith was the daughter of the actress Ellen Terry, a theatre director, producer, costume designer and pioneer of the womens suffrage movement

The Final Cricket Match between England and Australia at the Oval (engraving)
1605678 The Final Cricket Match between England and Australia at the Oval (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info)

The Patti Theatre, at Madame Pattis Residence, Craig-y-Nos, Breconshire (engraving)
1596659 The Patti Theatre, at Madame Pattis Residence, Craig-y-Nos, Breconshire (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: The Patti Theatre)

The Craig telescope on Wandsworth Common (engraving)
603382 The Craig telescope on Wandsworth Common (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: The Craig telescope on Wandsworth Common, in Wandsworth, London)

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"Craig: A Journey Through Turf Bogs, Grey Days, and Mountains" In the mystical landscapes of Connemara's Turf Bog, Craig found solace amidst the rugged beauty that surrounded him. As a grey day descended upon Cushendun, his spirit remained unyielding, embracing the melancholic charm of this coastal village. Scaling the heights Cwn Silyn mountain in North Wales, he felt an indescribable sense of accomplishment as he stood atop its majestic peak. From Heugh O Coul to Craig Rossie and Auchterarder Hill in Scotland, each summit conquered fueled his insatiable thirst for adventure. With a mind as sharp as a clairvoyant's crystal ball, Craig sought knowledge like JJ Thomson did when he unraveled atomic mysteries back in 1898. Yet even brilliance needs respite; thus Inverness Mental Hospital became his sanctuary for self-reflection. Rhayader welcomed him with open arms at the enchanting sight of Craig-y-alt-Goch dam in Wales. Amidst its tranquil waters and breathtaking views lay moments frozen forever like sepia photographs taken by Gordon Craig himself. Sipping tea at Port-na-Craig Tearooms in Pitlochry brought warmth to his heart while overlooking nature's masterpiece. And who could forget the grandeur of Wales' own Craig-Goch Dam? Its towering presence left him awestruck every time. Just like legendary golfer Craig Stadler swung his clubs across American greens with finesse and precision, our very own "Craig" embraced life's challenges head-on with unwavering determination. Through these hints lies a story untold - one that encapsulates resilience against adversity and an unquenchable thirst for exploration. This is "Craig, " whose journey through diverse landscapes has shaped him into someone extraordinary – just like those who came before him bearing this name.