Muir Collection (#2)

Rush Creek Glacier, on the eastern slopes of the Sierra Nevada, California, USA, 1875. Wood engraving from an article of 1875 by John Muir (1838-1914)

Thomas Muir
THOMAS MUIR - Scottish parliamentary reformer, found guilty of sedition, sent to Botany Bay, rescued by Americans, feted as hero in revolutionary France Date: 1765 - 1798

Lookout balcony, Marin County, California, USA
People on a lookout balcony on the Mount Tamalpais and Muir Woods Railway, Marin County, California, USA. Date: circa 1925

Jane and Jane dress, 1965
A dress of soft chiffon in an exotic print by Jane & Jane (designed by Jean Muir until she launched her own eponymous label in 1967). Available from Woollands of Knightsbridge. Date: 1965

Jane and Jane evening dress from Debenham and Freebody, 1965
A long chiffon dress, printed like a poem to midnight in brown and pink or black and orange designed with the modern wizardry of Jane and Jane

Muir Glacier, Alaska, USA
View of the Muir Glacier, Alaska, USA, with 354 square miles of ice. Date: circa 1900s

Airbus A310-304 C-FNWD Jack Muir Wardair Toronto
Airbus A310-304 C-FNWD of Wardair at Toronto Pearson Airport Date: 1989

Aerial minefields by G. H. Davis
Aerial minefields to baffle raiders: a new form of barrage. Major Muirs idea for a minefield of small bombs supported by free balloons. Date: 1939

MUIR & BURROUGHS, c1899. American naturalists John Muir and John Burroughs. Photographed c1899

MUIR & BURROUGHS, 1909. American naturalists John Muir and John Burroughs. Photographed 1909

MUIR & BURROUGHS, 1912. American naturalists John Muir and John Burroughs. Photographed on Burroughs 75th birthday, 1912

JOHN MUIR (1838-1914). American naturalist. Photographed in the desert, by Helen Lukens Jones, 1905

JOHN MUIR (1838-1914). American (Scottish-born) naturalist. Photographed near a river in the western United States, undated

MUIR: YOSEMITE, c1890. Mount Maclure, Mount Lyell and the highest Yosemite fountain in Yosemite National Park. Sketch by American naturalist John Muir, c1890

Rush Creek Glacier, on eastern slopes of the Sierra Nevada, California, USA. Wood engraving from an article of 1875 by John Muir (1838-1914)

John Muir (1838-1914) Scottish-born American naturalist, engineer, writer and pioneer of conservation. Campaigned for preservation of US wilderness including Yosemite Valley

Field of Sheriffmuir, Scotland
The Field of Sheriffmuir in Scotland where the Battle of Sheriffmuir took place on 13 November 1715, during the Jacobite Rebellion 1715

Roosevelt & Muir
ROOSEVELT & MUIR. Theodore Roosevelt (1858-1919), 26th President of the United States, left, and John Muir (1838-1914) on Glacier Point, Yosemite Valley, California, in 1906

JOHN MUIR (1838-1914). American naturalist. Photograph, c1893

MUIR: WATERFALLS, c1877. The Hetch Hetchy Waterfalls at Yosemite National Park. Sketch by American naturalist John Muir, c1877

JOHN MUIR (1838-1914). American (Scottish-born) naturalist. Line engraving, 1893

John Muir, seated, reading a book. Date c1912 May 29

Modern Athenians plate 19 - Edinburgh
Rev. William Muir (1787-1869) of St. Stevens Church, holding out his hand to greet Mr Walter Cook (d. 1861), writer to the Signet

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In the early 1900s, a remarkable friendship blossomed between President Theodore Roosevelt and John Muir. Their shared love for nature brought them together, as they embarked on a memorable camping trip in Yosemite National Park in 1903. This iconic photograph captures their camaraderie and mutual admiration. John Muir, born in 1838, was an influential naturalist and conservationist who dedicated his life to preserving America's wilderness. His tireless efforts led to the establishment of several national parks and protected areas that we cherish today. Another notable figure associated with the name "Muir" is Lady Rosemary Spencer-Churchill. She was known for her elegance and grace, capturing hearts wherever she went. The image of American naturalists John Muir and John Burroughs showcases their deep connection with nature. These two pioneers spent countless hours exploring the great outdoors, studying its wonders and advocating for its preservation. Moving across continents to Scotland's Muir of Dinnet National Nature Reserve, we find ourselves surrounded by mosses and lichens covering boulders within a granite drystone wall. The beauty of this reserve reminds us of Muir's dedication to protecting our planet's diverse ecosystems. Jean Muir takes us into the world of fashion with her timeless designs that exude sophistication and style. Her contributions to British fashion continue to inspire designers even today. Shifting gears once again, Lord Darling, Sir Herbert Austin, along with James Sharp - Archbishop of St Andrews - take center stage at the Old Bailey trial. These historical figures remind us that "Muir" extends beyond nature; it encompasses various aspects of human history as well. Delving deeper into history brings us sketches from the Crippen trial – a notorious murder case that captivated public attention during its time. Such events serve as reminders that even amidst breathtaking landscapes or elegant designs bearing the name "Muir, " darker chapters exist within our collective narrative. Finally, we come full circle to John Muir himself.