Meriden Collection

Watford WD25 9 Map
Postcode Sector Map of Watford WD25 9

Coventry CV7 7 Map
Postcode Sector Map of Coventry CV7 7

Meriden Britannia Co, Paris Exhibition of 1889
Gold Medal winner, Meriden Britannia Co, Universal Exhibition of Paris, 1889 Date: 1889

Hunting the Buffalo, Paris Exhibition of 1889
Hunting the Buffalo, Meriden Britannia Company, antique silver item, Universal Exhibition of Paris, 1889 Date: 1889

Group portrait of IMechE Council members, outside Manor Hotel Meriden. Includes Roy Ernest James Roberts, President second row middle [in glasses, green tie] and Pamela Liversidge [front row middle]

Continuing a tradition started in 1786, the Earl of Aylesford, as Lord Warden, led more than 50 Woodmen of Arden on to the field at Meriden today, for the start of their annual four day Wardmoat

Demand for Triumph motor cycles in Coventry is booming despite the blockade at the firms Meriden plant where 2, 500 completed machines are being held back

Detail of entrance loggia, First Church of Christ, Scientist, Meriden, Connecticut, 1922. From The Architectural Forum Volume XXXVII. [Rogers and Manson, New York, 1922]

The Village, Meriden, Warwickshire
The Village, Meriden, Coventry, Warwickshire, England. Date: 1910s

Meriden Union Workhouse, Warwickshire
The master, matron and a child stand at the entrance to the Meriden Union Workhouse on Maxstoke Lane, Meriden. Date: Date unknown

FRUIT VENDOR, 1939. A roadside fruit vendor, Meriden, Connecticut. Photograph by Russell Lee, October 1939

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Meriden, a place that holds a rich history and diverse locations. From the bustling streets of Watford WD25 9 Map to the grandeur Britannia Co showcased at the Paris Exhibition of 1889, this town has stories to tell. Intriguingly, even buffalos were hunted in Meriden as seen in the captivating display at the Paris Exhibition. Moving on to Coventry CV7 7 Map, we find ourselves surrounded by a group portrait of IMechE Council members who have contributed significantly to their field. But Meriden is not just about exhibitions and portraits; it also boasts architectural marvels like the intricate entrance loggia found at First Church of Christ, Scientist in Connecticut. This detail showcases the craftsmanship and attention to detail prevalent in this area since 1922. The Village located in Meriden, Warwickshire paints a picturesque scene with its charming streets and quaint buildings. However, not all aspects are idyllic as evidenced by the historical presence Union Workhouse which serves as a reminder of past hardships faced by many. Continuing traditions is something that defines Meriden's spirit. The Earl of Aylesford takes pride in upholding practices dating back to 1786 while Triumph motor cycles continue thriving despite blockades - an unwavering demand from Coventry residents. Community support shines through institutions like Princess Alice Orphanage situated in Sutton Coldfield where care and love are provided for those who need it most. Lastly, we catch a glimpse into everyday life with Russell Lee's photograph capturing a fruit vendor along a roadside in Meriden, Connecticut during 1939. This image encapsulates both simplicity and resilience amidst challenging times. Meriden may be known for various reasons - its exhibitions, architecture or even its people - but one thing remains constant: its ability to captivate hearts with tales from different eras woven together within these vibrant landscapes.