Outing Collection (page 23)

Poor children on Westminster Bridge
This illustration entitled Left Behind shows poor children on Westminster Bridge watching a steamboat taking their companions for a days outing. It was drawn from life by Paul Renouard

Sunday in Victoria Park
A crowd of people of all ages enjoy themselves by the bandstand in Victoria Park, East London

Nannie Minding Prams
A Nanny is left holding the prams during an outing

Ready for a Drive
Preparing for an outing in their motor-car, one lady wears a printed velvet ensemble by Worth, her companion a satin crepe and woollen afternoon ensemble

Group of Workmen C1910
A group of workmen in their Sunday best, but with their workday tools -- possibly on a works outing

Sad End to Nice Day
A family outing comes to a sad end when their carriage goes over the edge on a mountain road

German Musical Outing
A musical outing in 18th century Germany

Girls Hiking Trip
A row of rather boisterous looking schoolgirls, about to set off on a school hiking trip

A Motor Outing
An outing in the family car

Settler / Downhill / Outing
A wagon carrying a heavy load of ore in the mining country, faces a white knuckle ride down the hill

Countryside outing of wealthy Swedish citizens
A countryside outing of some wealthy Swedish citizens

Childrens Holiday Trip
A Bank Holiday outing in horse-drawn carriages for children from the East End of London - a scene in Goswell Street

Albert a Pope / World Invt
ALBERT AUGUSTUS POPE American manufacturer of shoes, bicycles and cars; founder of Outing magazine

Family Carriage Outing
All set for an outing in the family carriage - but first, we must pose for our photo !

Staff Outing Eastbourne
Card for the annual excursion of the employees of Eno s, famous for their fruit salts. This year the destination is Eastbourne

Cobham Hall, Kent 1843
Cobham Hall near Chatham in Kent. A goup of daytrippers recline or walk within the grounds. A watercolour artist has abandoned his stool & paint box

Noblemans Outing
When a Samoan person of consequence goes out, he does so in a formal procession with a huge umbrella to shield him from the sun and a retinue of servants

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"Stepping Out: A Journey Through Time and Adventures" Embarking on a captivating journey, we delve into the world of "outing, " exploring various snapshots from different eras. Our first stop takes us back to Holt Station in 1905, where Cranfield Brothers Ltd Flour Millers organized a Works Charabanc Outing. Laughter filled the air as colleagues bonded over shared experiences. Fast forward to 1930, and we find ourselves amidst the Cambridge Boat Crew, united by their passion for rowing. Their charabanc outing served as both a celebration of camaraderie and an opportunity to revel in nature's beauty. Venturing further south to Haverfordwest, South Wales, we encounter Albion charabanc and Greens Motors charabanc outings. These joyous excursions brought communities together, fostering connections that would last a lifetime. Intriguingly vibrant was our visit to the Lion House at the Zoo through a mesmerizing color litho. The outing transported families into an enchanting realm where they marveled at majestic creatures while creating cherished memories. Roaring engines echoed during the Motor Bike Club Outing in Hullbridge, Essex. Thrill-seekers embraced adventure on two wheels as they explored scenic routes with like-minded enthusiasts. Bournemouth's Charabanc Outing beckoned sun-seekers towards sandy shores and refreshing sea breezes. Families reveled in carefree moments under clear blue skies while forging bonds that transcended generations. A sight not easily forgotten was witnessing Branksome Chine come alive with a Traction Engine & Three Trailers excursion in Dorset. The rhythmic chugging of machinery harmonized with laughter-filled trailers—a testament to human ingenuity blending seamlessly with natural landscapes. Transported back to 1879 Chatou by Pierre-Auguste Renoir's masterpiece depicting oarsmen gracefully gliding across serene waters—each stroke symbolizing unity within the team.