Molesey Collection

Boats at Molesey Lock
Boats and boaters at Molesey Lock on the Thames at Surrey. Though larger vessels must use the lock on the right, smaller boats can be hauled over the rollers, to the left

Molesey Lock, East Molesey, Surrey Date: circa 1910s

Taggs Island, Molesey on the Thames to the west of London

The Maze, Hampton Court Palace Gardens
The Maze, Hampton Court Palace, Hampton Court Palace Gardens, Molesey, East Molesey. Date: 1906

Molesey Weir, usually noted for its rush of water, shown completely dry during a period of prolonged drought in 1921. Date: 1921

A Summer Ride through Weybridge to Bisley (litho)
1592317 A Summer Ride through Weybridge to Bisley (litho) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: A Summer Ride through Weybridge to Bisley)

MOLESEY LOCK - a Sunday afternoon in summer Date: 1905

Punch cartoon: Congestion on the River Thames at Molesey Lock, Surrey (engraving)
6035008 Punch cartoon: Congestion on the River Thames at Molesey Lock, Surrey (engraving) by Corbould, Alfred Chantrey (1852-1920); Private Collection; (add.info.: Punch cartoon)

The Aurora Borealis, as seen on Friday Night at 9 PM at Molesey (litho)
1063772 The Aurora Borealis, as seen on Friday Night at 9 PM at Molesey (litho) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: The Aurora Borealis)

Photograph of Albion PH, East Molesey, Surrey. The main side of the print (shown here) depicts: Right face on view of the pub

Regatta at Molesey, 1874. Artist: Alfred Sisley
Regatta at Molesey, 1874. From the collection of the Musee d Orsay, Paris, France

Sketch of Albion PH, East Molesey, Surrey. The main side of the print (shown here) depicts: Sketch of the pub. The back of the print (available on request) details: Nothing for the Albion

Molesey Lock at end of boating season
Scene at Molesey Lock, near Hampton Court, Surrey, at the end of the boating season. 1892

River Thames with geese, Molesey, Surrey, England, United Kingdom, Europe

Suburban Residence
Mole Lodge, West Molesey, Surrey, the suburban residence of sir Robert Walter Carden, Lord Mayor of London

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"Molesey: A Picturesque Riverside Retreat" Discover the enchanting beauty of Molesey, a charming riverside town nestled in East Molesey, Surrey. Known for its idyllic scenery and rich history, this captivating destination offers an array of delightful attractions that will leave you spellbound. Immerse yourself in the tranquility Lock as you witness the graceful boats gliding through its waters. The sight is truly mesmerizing, capturing the essence of serenity and leisure. For a touch of whimsy, venture to Taggs Island where imagination takes flight. This unique island boasts an intriguing blend of architecture and nature, creating a dreamlike setting that feels straight out of a fairytale. Embark on a journey through time at Hampton Court Palace Gardens' Maze. Lose yourself amidst its intricate pathways while exploring one of England's most famous mazes – an adventure that promises excitement and mystery at every turn. Witness nature's ever-changing spectacle at Molesey Weir; usually renowned for its rushing waters but occasionally revealing itself completely dry during certain periods. It serves as a reminder that even natural wonders have their own secrets to unveil. Transport yourself back to 1905 with "A Summer Ride through Weybridge to Bisley. " This lithograph captures the nostalgia and joyous spirit experienced during those long-gone summer afternoons – memories etched forever in time. Marvel at Punch cartoon's depiction showcasing river congestion at Molesey Lock; an engraving that humorously portrays the bustling activity along the Thames River – reminding us all about life's little quirks and challenges we face together. Prepare to be awestruck by Mother Nature herself as she paints vibrant hues across the night sky with "The Aurora Borealis. " Witness this breathtaking phenomenon captured beautifully in lithographic form - proof that magic exists even within our earthly realm.