Late Victorian Collection (#17)

Step back in time to the late Victorian era, where elegance and grandeur were at their peak. In the Royal Waiting Room at Paddington Station, c

Late Victorian Collection: Marie Renard, opera singer with the Hof Opera and wife of Kinsky, 1893

Marie Renard, opera singer with the Hof Opera and wife of Kinsky, 1893
XAM72447 Marie Renard, opera singer with the Hof Opera and wife of Kinsky, 1893 by Horovitz, Leopold Stephan (1838-1917); Wien Museum Karlsplatz, Vienna, Austria; Hungarian, out of copyright

Late Victorian Collection: A group of children with fishing vessels at St Ives harbour, Cornwall. Early 1900s

A group of children with fishing vessels at St Ives harbour, Cornwall. Early 1900s
A group of young children consisting of four girls and four boys posed by two fishing vessels with the inner lighthouse on Smeatons pier in the background. Photographer: Unknown

Late Victorian Collection: Parisian Gowns

Parisian Gowns
Late Victorian dresses from Paris with high necklines and narrow skirts. (Photo by Hulton Archive/Getty Images)

Late Victorian Collection: Great Britain, England, Brighton, view across sandy beach dotted with deckchairs towards Brighton

Great Britain, England, Brighton, view across sandy beach dotted with deckchairs towards Brighton Pier

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Step back in time to the late Victorian era, where elegance and grandeur were at their peak. In the Royal Waiting Room at Paddington Station, c. 1890, a sense of regality fills the air as distinguished individuals await their journeys with anticipation. Journeying further north to Kirkcaldy in Scotland, a black and white photograph captures the essence of this period. The timeless image showcases a tranquil scene at St Fillans Bridge, transporting us to a bygone era filled with serenity and simplicity. On May 11th, 1896, Didcot Station in Oxfordshire bustles with activity. Passengers eagerly board trains bound for various destinations across the country. This snapshot encapsulates the energy and excitement that permeated railway stations during this vibrant epoch. Venturing back to Scotland once more through monochromatic lenses brings us face-to-face with The Cobbler in Arrochar. Towering over its surroundings, this majestic mountain stands as a testament to nature's awe-inspiring beauty that captivated Victorians. Saltwell Park in Gateshead presents another glimpse into late Victorian life through an enchanting black and white photo. As visitors stroll along its pathways adorned with lush greenery and ornate sculptures, one can almost feel transported into an idyllic world frozen in time. The Broomielaw in Glasgow offers yet another window into Victorian society. This bustling waterfront street thrives with commerce as horse-drawn carriages pass by while pedestrians go about their daily routines against a backdrop of magnificent architecture. Moving away from urban landscapes but still within England's borders lies Orchards - captured beautifully through monochrome photography featured within "The English Manor House. " A gateway beckons visitors into these picturesque grounds where tranquility reigns supreme amidst blossoming trees and sprawling lawns. Silvanus Trevails post office takes us on a journey down memory lane to Truro, Cornwall during the early 1900s.