Recreation Ground Collection (#2)

The Red Castle, Hawkstone Park, 1854

Cape Hunting Dogs, in the Gardens of the Zoological Society, Regents Park, London, 1854

Firing the Park Guns for the Great Victory in the Crimea, 1854

Mr. Parks Bust of the Emperor of the French, 1854

Pallas Sand-Grouse (Syrrhaptes Paradoxus) in the Zoological Societys Gardens, Regents Park, London, UK

Volunteer Field-Day in Regents Park, London, Uk
Volunteer Field-Day in Regents Park, London, UK

Visit of the Prince of Wales to Rotherham: Clifton Park

The Duke and Duchess of Tecks Silver Wedding: Reception at White Lodge, Richmond Park, London, UK

At the Great Labour Demonstration in Hyde Park: John Burns Gives some Statistics, London, Uk

Willey Park: the House from the Park

Willey Park, England
WILLEY PARK, ENGLAND

Willey Park: the Entrance Hall

Source Size = 3717 x 2529
Stanley Park, Liverpool, 1870

Source Size = 3780 x 2909
Deerhounds from Windsor Great Park, 1870

Source Size = 3778 x 3358
Winter Feeding in Windsor Park, 1870

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The Albert Exhibition Palace, Battersea Park, London, Uk

Source Size = 3800 x 2560
Notes at the Cyclists Camp, Alexandra Park, London, UK

Source Size = 3792 x 5006
THE ROYAL VISIT TO HASTINGS: 1. On the Parade; 2. Some Hats and Heads; 3. The Chalybeate Well in the New Alexandra Park; 4. The Convalescent Home; 5. A Roadside Peep; 6

Source Size = 3773 x 1585
The Explosion on the Regents Canal: Left Image: Residence of the Park Keeper, after the Explosion, Right Image: View of the Ruins, October 10, 1874

Source Size = 3760 x 1672
Majority of Earl Grosvenor: the Garden Party in Eaton Park, August 29, 1874

Source Size = 3948 x 2500
News of the Fall of Sebastopol, Firing the Park Guns

Source Size = 3940 x 2497
Removal of a Tree by Barrons Machine, in the Royal Botanic Societys Garden, Regents Park

Source Size = 2634 x 2054
The Watford Horticultural and Floricultural Show, in Cassiobury Park

New York: View of the East River Bridge and the Approaches, Taken from the Hall Of
New York: View of the East River Bridge and the Approaches, Taken from the Hall of Records, City Hall Park

New Jersey: Unvailing the Statue of Major-General Philip Kearny, in Military Park, Newark, December 28Th

New York: the Method by which the Egyptian Obelisk was Set in its Permanent Position in Central Park, January 22Nd

Maryland: Attractions of Penn-Mar Park and High Rock, in Washington County

New York: Bronze Statue of Robert Burns, Unvailed in Central Park, October 2Nd

New York: the Removal of the Obelisk from the Foot of Ninety-Sixth Street to The
New York: the Removal of the Obelisk from the Foot of Ninety-Sixth Street to the Site in Central Park

New York: Removal of the Pedestal of the Obelisk from the Wharf to the Site in Central Park

Source Size = 3912 x 2475
Works in the Bed of the Regents Park Lake, London, 1868

Source Size = 5723 x 3979
The Heronry at Didlington Park, Norfolk, 1868

Source Size = 3934 x 1883
Visit of the Prince and Princess of Wales to Ireland: Review in Phoenix Park: the 12th Lancers Galloping Past, 1868

Source Size = 3938 x 2700
Demolition of the Paris Exhibition Building, the Park, 1868

Source Size = 1710 x 3899
Drinking Fountain in Hyde Park, London, 1868

Source Size = 3924 x 2726
Sable Antelope from Southern Africa, Recently Added to the Zoological Societys Gardens, Regents Park

Source Size = 1875 x 2374
Her Majestys Visit to Ireland: the Wellington Monument, Phoenix Park, Dublin

Source Size = 3943 x 2117
The Viceregal Lodge, Phoenix Park, Dublin, the Queens Visit to Ireland

Source Size = 3964 x 2476
Review of the Cumberland Rifle Volunteers in Rickerby Park, Carlisle

Source Size = 2538 x 1681
New Antelope House in the Gardens of the Zoological Society, Regents Park

Source Size = 2606 x 2129
Flying Foxes Recently Added to the Zoological Societys Gardens, Regents Park

Source Size = 1252 x 2417
The Jessop Monument, Codnor Park, Derbyshire, Struck by Lightning on the 8th Inst. July 27, 1861

Source Size = 3884 x 2471
Pleasure Boats on the Ornamental Water in Regents Park

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Group of Animals Lately Received at the Gardens of the Zoological Society, Regents Park; Steinbok, Crysbok, Blessbok, Rehbok, Burchells Zebra, Cape Hyrax, Philantomba, Island Hen, Stanley Crane

Source Size = 2509 x 1510
West Newton, from the Deer Park, Sandringham, 1871

Source Size = 1889 x 2646
The Late Mr. Blenkiron, of Middle Park, 1871

Source Size = 3550 x 2681
The French Prince Imperial at Queen Victorias Review, in Bushey Park, 1871

Source Size = 5154 x 3647
View in Tichborne Park, Alresford, Hants. 1871

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"Exploring the Beauty of Recreation Grounds: From Bath Rugby Union Club to Goose Fair in Nottingham, these fine art captures transport us to vibrant spaces where joy and leisure intertwine. Caroline Park's serene landscapes in Edinburgh, accompanied by the haunting ruins of Granton Castle, offer a glimpse into history's embrace of recreation. East Pilton invites us to revel in its lively atmosphere, while Greve d Azette's Public Recreation Ground beckons with its idyllic charm on Jersey Island. Transporting us back to 1930, Bude's Recreation Ground immerses us in nostalgia and summer delights. Roundhay Park enchants with its vast greenery and endless possibilities for outdoor fun. HMS "Marlborough" School showcases the importance of recreation even within educational settings. The Boer prisoners' resilience captured in Cape Town reminds us that recreation can bring solace amidst adversity. Bath's iconic Recreation Ground stands as a testament to community spirit and shared experiences throughout time. Ladysmith encapsulates the power of recreation as a source of hope during challenging times. Witnessing the grand opening of Newport's new Recreation Ground fills our hearts with excitement for future memories yet to be made on the Isle of Wight. Lastly, Queen Victoria herself inaugurates Epping Forest, emphasizing how nature intertwines with recreational pursuits for generations past and present.