Hyde Collection (#24)

Crystal Palace / Exterior
Exterior of the Crystal Palace at Hyde Park

Huntley Hyde Park 1890
The Meet at Hyde Park on a Huntley & Palmers biscuit card

Hippies / Hyde Park
HIPPIES Hippies gather at a pop festival in Hyde Park, London. Two cuddle up underneath a blanket at the back

Hippies / London Festival
HIPPIES Hippies gather at a pop festival in Hyde Park, London. Everyone is barefoot and there is dancing in the background

Fredric March / Jekyll
FREDRIC MARCH American actor of stage and screen, seen here in the role of Dr Jekyll/Mr Hyde (1932) Date: 1897 -

Nanny in Hyde Park
A fashionable young mother, pushing her baby in its splendid pram, stops to pass the time of day with some horse riders on Rotten Row, Hyde Park, central London

Sheep in Hyde Park
A pastoral scene, not usually seen in London - Scottish sheep grazing in Hyde Park during the war years

Steam in Hyde Park
HYDE PARK AS IT WILL BE Londons Park is invaded by steam-powered vehicles

Hyde Park Corner / 1838
Hyde Park Corner, full of traffic as usual

Hyde Park / Ken Gardens
Kensington Gardens: Lancaster Gate Fountain

Hyde Park Skating 1901
Londoners skate on the Serpentine in Hyde Park

Cricket in Sydney, Auz
The old days of merry cricket club matches at the Hyde Park Ground, Sydney, Australia

Hyde Park Fashions 1822
A satire on fashion. Amongst the styles mocked are cossack trousers, pinched male waists, high stand-fall collars & large expanses of shirt front & ladies showing their legs

Riding in Hyde Park(Mars
Fashionable riders take their morning ride in Rotten Row, Hyde Park, London

Riding in Hyde Park
London characters: the GROOM accompanies his mistress to Rotten Row in Hyde Park, to make sure she doesn t come to any harm by falling off or being molested by strangers

Reform Riot, Hyde Park
The Reform League meeting in Hyde Park, London, dissolves into rioting as the crowd pull down railings on Park Lane; the police struggle to maintain control

Reform League Riot / 1866
Rioting during the Reform League demonstration in Hyde Park, London: the mob pull down the railings while the police struggle to maintain order

Bayswater Road 1933
A nurse takes advantage of the traffic lights to cross the Bayswater Road at Albert Gate into Hyde Park, pushing her charge in its perambulator

ANNE HYDE duchess of York Wife of James duke of York, but who died before he became king as James II

Edward Hyde, Clarendon
EDWARD HYDE, 1st Earl of Clarendon

Riding in Rotten Row
Well-to-do horse riders enjoy a morning canter in Rotten Row, Hyde Park, central London

Pram in Rotten Row
A fashionable young mother, (or nanny) pushing her baby in a splendid pram, stops to pass the time of day with some horse riders on Rotten Row, Hyde Park, central London

Boy & Pigeons
A young man in a cloth cap and waistcoat, photographed with four friendly pigeons sitting on his head and shoulders at Hyde Park, central London

MAKING A TALKIE
A film crew making a Talkie of the gulls in Hyde Park, central London

Great Exhibition Opened
Queen Victoria opens the Great Exhibition in the Crystal Palace in Hyde Park

Perils of Crinolines
Voyeurs can cop an eyeful in Hyde Park on a windy day thanks to the latest fashion. A lady is lifted off the ground as her crinoline inflates scaring her pet dog & page boy Date: 1859

Lawrence Earl Rochester
LAWRENCE HYDE, earl of ROCHESTER statesman with his autograph

John Hyde Wollaston
JOHN HYDE WOLLASTON scientist and philosopher

Fenian Demo 1872
A Fenian demonstration in Londons Hyde Park proclaims that Resistance to tyrants is pleasing to God

Jekyll & Hyde / Stevenson
This, too, was myself.... Dr Jekyll looks in the mirror and sees himself transformed into Mr Hyde

Kensington Gardens
Society promenade through Kensington Gardens

Rotten Row Style 1913
A man strolling in Hyde Parks Rotten Row wears a lounging jacket, narrow grey striped trousers, spats, bowtie & a trilby hat & carries a cane or walking stick

London / Marble Arch
Marble Arch, at the time part of Hyde Park

Fashionable people in the Row, Hyde Park, London
Fashionable riders and strollers in the Row, Hyde Park, Central London

People by the Serpentine, Hyde Park, Central London
A group of people, adults and children, passing the time by the Serpentine, Hyde Park, Central London, on an autumn afternoon

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"Hyde: A Glimpse into the Historical Tapestry of London's Iconic Park" Step back in time to 1908, when Hyde Park was abuzz with the fervor of the Suffragette Rally. Women from all walks of life gathered under the shadow of The Crystal Palace by Joseph Paxton, a symbol of grandeur and progress. The atmosphere was electric as they brandished their Womens Sunday Programme, demanding equality and change. In Kinver, Staffordshire, Bethany Childrens Home provided solace for those in need, while suffragettes prepared for their momentous demonstration at Hyde Park. Earl of Clarendon graced Vanity Fair as Spy captured his essence on paper – a testament to the influential figures that frequented this historic space. Aphra Farquhar's wedding dress by Worth epitomized elegance and grace; its intricate design spoke volumes about societal expectations during that era. Meanwhile, St. Georges Hospital stood tall at Hyde Park Corner, serving as a beacon of hope amidst bustling city life. The Suffragette Hyde Park Demonstration in 1908 marked an unforgettable chapter in history – women united for their rights against all odds. Even during WWII, Hyde Park Police Piggery witnessed resilience and strength amid chaos. Cast your gaze further back to 1851 when the Grand Entrance beckoned visitors to witness wonders within the Great Exhibition. Across Serpentine Lake lay an awe-inspiring view that left spectators mesmerized by human ingenuity and innovation. Fast forward to 1906 - another pivotal year for women's rights - where passionate voices echoed through Hyde Park once again during a monumental WOMENs RIGHTS DEMO. Today, these fragments from different periods intertwine within Hyde Park's rich tapestry – reminding us that it has been witness to countless tales throughout history. As you stroll along its paths or relax beneath ancient trees today, remember how this iconic park has played a significant role in shaping London's past and present.