The British Library catalogue says John Leyland was “of Forest Hill” but I have no more information than that.
The edition I have could be either 1897 or 1901. I am only guessing that he died no later than 1937, and that hence the images are out of copyright, but it seems likely.
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Front Cover
Brown cloth binding with gold foil and colour printing. The illustration on the cover depices water lillies in flower. |
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The Thames Illustrated: Title Page
The title page has a decorative border containing flowers, vines, and the face of a man with oak leaves for his beard, presumably intended as a reference to the Green Man of British folklore. [more...] |
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The Lion Gates, Hampton Court
Hampton Court Palace was built by Cardinal Wolsey, starting in 1514, although some time in the 1520s it became the property of King Henry VIII. [more...] |
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94.—The Norman Tower
The Norman Tower at Windsor Castle. |
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94.—The norm Tower (Wallpaper remix)
A hand-coloured version of The Norman Tower cropped for use as a desktop background or wallpaper. [more...] |
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The Long Walk
“There remains to stroll in the famous Great Park, with its magnificent avenue of the Long Walk, three miles in length, flanked by its double lines of glorious elms, and terminating in the height of Snow Hill, which is crested by Westmacott’s [...] [more...] |
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