Eleanor Collection (#9)

Series of silhouettes by August Edouart
A series of silhouette portraits taken by Edouart. From left, Edmund Law Rogers, Lloyd N. Rogers, Eleanor A. Rogers (all great grandchildren of Martha Washington)

Bamburgh Castle surrendered 1099
Eleanor of Northumberland surrenders Bamburgh Castle to William II after the besiegers had threatened to blind her husband Robert de Mowbray, Earl of Northumberland

1872 / Farm Worker Meeting
During the period of agricultural unrest, farm labourers meet at the Eleanor Cross in Geddington, Northamptonshire Date: 1872

Charing Cross station and hotel, Central London
The newly completed Charing Cross station and hotel in Central London, seen from The Strand before the Eleanor Cross is installed. Date: 1864

ELEANOR STEBER (1916-1990). American operatic soprano. Photographed, c1944

British Ballad, Fair Rosamond
FAIR ROSAMOND (The Fate Of - The Bower Of) Legend has it that King Henry II of England (reigned 1154 - 1189) adopted Roasmond (Rosamond Clifford) as his mistress, and that

Malby family group photo in their garden
Members of the Malby family (five adults and a baby) pose for a group photo in their garden at Woodford, Essex. On the far right is Reginald Malby (1882-1924)

Queen Eleanors Cross, Northampton. The Eleanor crosses were 12 originally wooden, but later lavishly decorated stone, monuments, of which three survive intact

Investiture of the Prince of Wales
The investiture of Edward (the future King Edward VIII) as Prince of Wales, flanked by his parents, King George V and Queen Mary at Queen Eleanors Gateway, Caernarvon Castle on 13th July 1911

A gentleman asks for a ladys photograph
Illustration for Black Spirits and White by Frances Eleanor Trollope, showing Dr. Flagge requesting Nonvs photograph

Eleanor Lansing Thomas, social secretary to US Secretary of
Eleanor Lansing Thomas, social secretary to Mr John Foster Dulles, US Secretary of State in 1954 pictured going through press cuttings

Sons of Eleanor Gwyn
Charles Beauclerk, first duke of ST ALBANS (1670 - 1726) with his younger brother James Beauclerk (1671-1679) sons of Nell Gwyn by Charles II

Woman Fencing Lunge
Eleanor Macdonald, the well- known fencer, demonstrates a lunge

Plas Newydd C1850
Plas Newydd: home of Lady Eleanor Butler and Miss Ponsonby, known as the Ladies of Llangollen

Eleanor / J W Wright
QUEEN OF HENRY II

Nellie Wallace / Variety
NELLIE WALLACE (Eleanor Jane Liddy) English music hall entertainer singing Born on a Friday

Eleonore D autriche
ELEONORE D AUTRICHE (Eleanor of Austria) second wife of Francois I

Eleanor Wigram
ELEANOR lady WIGRAM (nee Watts) second wife of sir Robert Wigram

Eleanor Sucks Wound / 1272
Eleanor sucks the poison from the wound of Edward I during the crusade

King Edward I / Roberts
KING EDWARD I Of the House of Plantagenet, eldest son of Henry III and Eleanor of Provence

Lady Eleanor Butler / Fram
LADY ELEANOR BUTLER and Miss Ponsonby (1757-1831), known collectively as the Ladies of Llangollen

Roosevelt / Eleanor / School
ANNA ELEANOR ROOSEVELT Future wife of Franklin Delano Roosevelt, 32nd US President - seen here in her class at the Marie Souvestre school, Wimbledon, south-west London

Eleanor Smith / Cig Card
LADY ELEANOR SMITH nee FURNEAUX Writer of supernatural fiction

Nellie Wallace / Pyke 1927
NELLIE WALLACE (Eleanor Jane Liddy) English music hall entertainer

Wales / Plas Newydd / 1813
Plas Newydd nr. Llangollen, Denbighshire: seat of Lady Eleanor Butler and Miss Ponsonby, known as the ladies of Llangollen

C12th Hair Style
Portrait of Eleanor of Aquitaine, queen of Henry II wearing a plaited hair-style

Henry III & Eleanor
HENRY III King of England 1216 - 1272 With Queen Eleanor (of Provence) 1223 - 1291

Burning of Savoy Palace
The burning of the Savoy Palace - Eleanor, Countess of March ( The Heroine of the Savoy ) confronts the mob

Eleanor of Gloucester
Eleanor Cobham, Duchess of Gloucester, accused of practising magic to help her husband Humphrey to the throne, does public penance in the streets of London

Phyllis Eleanor Bentley
PHYLLIS ELEANOR BENTLEY English writer

Nell Gwyn, English actress, mistress of Charles II
Eleanor " Nell" Gwyn (or Gwynn or Gwynne), English actress, mistress of King Charles II

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"Eleanor: A Name of Power, Grace, and Legacy" From the iconic Shelby Mustang GT500E Eleanor to the historical figures who bore this name, it has left an indelible mark throughout history. The first association that comes to mind is undoubtedly the legendary Shelby Mustang GT500E Eleanor. With its sleek design and roaring engine, this car embodies power and speed. But let us not forget about the remarkable women who shared this name. Eleanor Aquitaine/Hargra was a formidable queen known for her intelligence and influence during medieval times. Another prominent figure is Eleanor Roosevelt, an American humanitarian and Chairman of UN Human Rights. Her tireless efforts in advocating for human rights continue to inspire generations. In contrast to these modern heroines stands Eleanor of Castile, a medieval queen whose beauty captivated hearts across Europe. She played a significant role in shaping history through her marriage alliances. Moving forward in time, we encounter another influential woman named (Anna) Eleanor Roosevelt. Born in 1884, she became a voice for social justice and equality as First Lady of the United States. Even centuries ago, there were notable Eleanors like "Nell" Gwyn from 1650s England - an actress turned mistress who captured hearts with her charm on stage and off. Beyond individuals bearing this name lies another captivating story – that on Crusades. Her bravery amidst tumultuous times serves as a reminder of resilience even in adversity. And let's not overlook Countess Strathmore or King George VI himself featured on an ILN cover during his visit to America – both connected by their connection to someone named Eleanor. Whether it be cars or queens or inspiring women fighting for justice or captivating mistresses gracing stages long ago - each mention brings forth unique tales associated with the name "Eleanor. " It represents strength, elegance, influence; leaving behind legacies that endure through time itself.