Sunday Collection (#68)

Our Picnic Party At Sunday Gulch. Photographed Between The Walls Of The Grandest Mountains Of The Dakotas, Near Custer City On The B. & M. Ry, John C. H. Grabill Was An American Photographer

Sunday In London, Engraving 1884, UK, Britain, British, Europe, United Kingdom, Great Britain, European

The south London tabernacle, mr. C. H. Spurgeon preaching on Sunday, 1876, UK, britain
The south London tabernacle, mr. C.H. Spurgeon preaching on Sunday, 1876, UK, britain, british, europe, united kingdom, great britain, european

Franco-Prussian War: Rue Des Pierres, Strasbourg, Sunday, Oct. 2, after the Surrender 1870

Sunday in Norway
SUNDAY IN NORWAY

Sunday in Lapland
SUNDAY IN LAPLAND

Thumbnail Jottings during a Coastguard Cruise, Bantry Bay, Ireland: 1. Look Out. 2
THUMBNAIL JOTTINGS DURING A COASTGUARD CRUISE, BANTRY BAY, IRELAND: 1. Look Out. 2. Lady Firing Fuse. 3. Boarders away. 4. Away aloft. 5. Small Arm Drill. 6. Targets G.G. and N.A. 7

The Sunday Riots at Belgravia, (Drawn by M connell), London, Uk, 1855

The Dawn of the First Easter Sunday, from the Painting by E. Armitage, R. A
The Dawn of the First Easter Sunday, from the Painting by E. Armitage, R.A

Pill dispenser
MODEL RELEASED. Pill dispenser. Elderly woman holding a pill dispenser while sitting on a bed. The dispenser helps her keep track of drug pills and tablets and when they need to be taken

Spain. Francos dictatorship. The chief of State, Francisco Franco, during a Palm Sunday, acclaimed by falangists in Salesas Reales

Church Parade in Rotten Row, London, 1901
Illustration showing London Society figures promenading along Rotten Row, on Sunday morning after church, London, 1901. The original caption for this image explained

Petticoat Lane Market, London, 1903
Illustration showing a large crowd of shoppers and sellers at the Petticoat Lane Market on a Sunday in 1903. This market, actually in Middlesex Street

Palm Sunday procession in France. From: Histoire gnrale des crmonies, moeurs, et coutumes religieuses de tous les peuples du monde. Date: 1741

First Girls Sunday School, Gloucester
A view of what was reputed to be Englands first Girls Sunday School set up at Gloucester by Robert Raikes in around 1780. Date: Date unknown

First Boys Sunday School, Gloucester
A view of what was reputed to be Englands first Boys Sunday School set up at Gloucester by Robert Raikes in around 1780. Date: Date unknown

Victoria at Hyeres / 1892
Queen Victoria at Hyeres, France: Sunday morning at the English church Date: 1892

North America, Mexico, Yucatan Peninsula, Merida. Plaza de la Independencia, Sunday Celebration

Jesus on a Donkey
He rides into Jerusalem on a donkey, as prophesied : his followers carry palm leaves, hence the day will be commemorated as Palm Sunday

CIVIL WAR: MASS, 1861. Father Thomas Mooney giving Sunday morning mass at the camp of the 69th New York State Militia near Washington, D.C. 1861

BERLIN: SERMON ON BARGE. A Sunday sermon on a barge on the Spree River at Wasserthorbecken, Berlin, Germany. Wood engraving, German, 1886

CANADA: CHURCH, 1883. Congregation outside a church in a Canadian village. Engraving, 1883

COUNTRY CHURCH, 1868. The Country Church - before Service, Sunday Morning. Wood engraving, American, 1868

CENTRAL PARK, 1872. Well-to-do Jews socializing on a Sunday morning at the Mineral Springs Pavilion in New Yorks Central Park near West 70th Street. Line engraving, American, 1878

COUNTRY CHURCH-GOING, 1872. A Drowsy Day in the Country. Outside the Church-Waiting for the Last Hymn. Wood engraving, American, 1872

BORED CONGREGATION, 1872. In Church-A Composing Sermon. Wood engraving, American, 1872

REVIVAL MEETING, 1882. A revivalist preaching a Sunday service on the levee at St. Louis, Missouri. Wood engraving, American, 1882

SUNDAY SCHOOL, 1832. Line engraving, American, 1832

NEW JERSEY: ASBURY PARK. Sunday morning in the pavilion on the beach at Asbury Park, New Jersey. Wood engraving, American, 1882

MASS AT SING SING PRISON. In Ossining, New York. Wood engraving, 1853

RAILROAD: INTERIOR, 1876. Observance of Sunday services on a train of the Central Pacific Railroad. Wood engraving, 1876

Two things he can t stop on sunday. Illustration shows an old man labeled Sabbatarian Bigot dressed as a Puritan, holding a book labeled Blue Laws and standing in front of Niagara Falls

Father Knickerbockers fight for a sensible Sunday law. Illustration shows Father Knickerbocker, a symbolic figure for New York City, wearing boxing gloves labeled Tolerance and Common Sense

The Sunday-school picnic. Illustration shows a Sunday school picnic with adults and children resting and playing, and eating in a rural setting. Includes a poem by Joe Lincoln. Date 1900 August 1

A Sunday morning dream - time to wake up

Sunday, the day of rest. Illustration shows the intersection of a busy city street and a street railroad on a Sunday with many activities taking place at an amusement park, a golf course

The rival Sunday shows in Brooklyn. Cartoon showing Thomas DeWitt Talmage on one side, trying to get people to come into Museum of Monstrosities, and Rev

Winter Sunday in olden times

Petticoat Lane haberdasher
A haberdasher sets up his stall of goods on a rickety table at the Petticoat Lane market on a Sunday morning Date: 1945

Petticoat Lane Market
A view of Middlesex Street on a Sunday morning, the main thoroughfare of the Petticoat Lane market, London Date: 1945

French men taking horse ride on Sunday in Yokohama. Japanese print (possibly a polyptych print) shows two French men horseback riding along shoreline in Yokohama

People of five nations - Sunday. Japanese triptych print shows the interior of a foreign settlement house with several women and men enjoying a tea party

Dutch people taking a Sunday walk in Yokohama. Japanese print shows a Dutch family walking along the shoreline in Yokohama, Japan; Dutch ship in the background. Date 1871

Americans enjoying Sunday in Yokohama. Japanese print shows an American man riding in a carriage along the shoreline in Yokohama

Russians enjoying themselves on Sunday in Yokohama. Japanese print shows two Russian men, one holding a telescope, and a child looking at the scenery along the shoreline in Yokohama

Sunday morning: in the olden time. Date between 1835 and 1856

Sonntagsjaeger. Sunday sports. Date c1871

Saving daylight ends, for 1918, Sunday, Oct. 27th Set your clock back one hour at 2 AM Sunday October 27th. Poster showing Uncle Sam shaking hands with a clock-headed figure

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"Sundays: A Day of Celebration, Reflection, and Unity" Sundays have always held a special place in our hearts, symbolizing a day of rest and rejuvenation. From the Jubilee Procession in a Cornish Village captured by A. G. Sherwood Hunter to Diego Rivera's vibrant artworks depicting the essence of Sundays, we are reminded of the joyous spirit that fills these cherished moments. In 1908, suffragettes gathered for a powerful rally during Women's Sunday Programme, advocating for equality and empowerment. Meanwhile, Georges Seurat's magnificent paintings transport us to tranquil scenes on La Grande Jatte island or immerse us in the lively atmosphere of Sacrament Sunday. However, Sundays aren't just about art or historical events; they also bring excitement and adventure. The intriguing headline "Sunday Sport - World War Two Bomber Found on Moon" reminds us that even unexpected discoveries can occur on this beloved day. Sports enthusiasts eagerly anticipate thrilling competitions like Matt Neal and Gordon Shedden racing their Honda Civic Type R cars or witnessing remarkable achievements such as the Best of Breed titles awarded to Labrador Retrievers and Weimaraners at prestigious dog shows. Moreover, Sundays hold deep cultural significance as they commemorate significant events like the Easter Rising in 1932 when Ireland honored its history with pride. And who can forget those leisurely afternoons spent at Gin Palaces where friends gather to unwind? Whether it is through art exhibitions capturing serene landscapes or commemorating historical milestones or indulging in sports competitions that ignite our passions – Sundays unite us all under one common thread: an opportunity to appreciate life's beauty while finding solace amidst chaos. So let us embrace each Sunday with open arms – relishing every moment spent strolling along riverbanks reminiscent of Seurat's masterpieces or immersing ourselves in cultural celebrations that honor our heritage. Let this day be a reminder to pause from our busy lives and find solace, joy, and unity in the simple pleasures that Sundays bring.