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Cricklade

Cricklade

The British Isles (1905)

“To all intents and purposes it is at Cricklade that the Thames comes into existence, and to ninety-nine Thams enthusiasts out of a hundred Cricklade itself is a mere name.” (p. 118)

Keywords: rivers, trees, water

Places shown: Cricklade; Wiltshire; England

Added: 2006-07-05

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Neidpath Castle

Neidpath Castle

The Scott Country (Geddie and Haslehust) (1920)

“A mile out of [Peebles], to the west, is Neidpath Castle, the most commandingly and romantically situated, and, in spite of the yawning gaps made in its walls by Cromwell’s cannon, the best-preserve [...]

Keywords: castles, towers, rivers, water

Places shown: Neidpath; Tweeddale; Scotland

Added: 2006-01-20

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The Leam at Leamington

The Leam at Leamington

Warwick and Leamington (Haslehust and Morley) (1920)

“For from leafy Leamington every old, historic, and romantic spot in the whole of Shakeslpeare’s classic land can be visited and inspected in a day’s ride in carriage, coach, or motor car.” (p. 32)

Keywords: rivers, water, churches, towers, trees, boats, people, colour

Places shown: Leamington; Warwickshire; England

Added: 2006-01-20

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Plate 6. Fall of the Teify.

Plate 6. Fall of the Teify.

History of Wales (1853)

Henry G. Gastineau painted this waterfall on the River Teify in 1832.

Samuel Fisher made an engraving based on this painting, although I am not sure if he did this version.

Keywords: rivers, trees, water, waterfalls

Places shown: Cenarth; Cardiganshire; Wales

Added: 2006-06-30

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Plate 73. Ragland Castle

Plate 73. Ragland Castle

History of Wales (1853)

Ragland Castle: gateway and bridge (Ragland is also also called Raglan Castle) The siege and capture of Ragland castle, by Fairfax, in August, 1646, A.D., when the library, containing a great treasure [...]

Keywords: towers, castles, bridges, water, boats, people, clouds, rivers

Places shown: Raglan; Monmouthshire; Wales

Added: 2006-06-30

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Blois

Blois

Cathedral Cities of France (1907)

The spires of Blois cathedral are seen across the River Loire. “To most travellers in France the town of Blois is associated with a château rather than with a cathedral; it is oneof a group or towns k [...]

Keywords: cityscapes, views, rivers, water, cathedrals, spires

Places shown: Blois; Loir-et-Cher; France

Added: 2006-09-16

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Angers

Angers

Cathedral Cities of France (1907)

“The French yearning to make everything new” has done its work in Angers, but through Fulk, Geoffrey, René, and the rest would be at a loss to recognise their old capital in the trim modern town, enou [...]

Keywords: cityscapes, views, rivers, water, cathedrals, spires

Places shown: Angers; Maine-et-Loire; France

Added: 2008-07-09

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Fort Dufferin and the moat, Mandalay

Fort Dufferin and the moat, Mandalay

Travels In The Far East (1909)

Mandalay was the capital of Burma until the British captured the country in 1885. After that, the headquarters of the region were based here, in Fort Dufferin. Today Mandalay is one of the largest c [...]

Keywords: temples, rivers, reflections

Places shown: Fort Dufferin; Mandalay; Mandalay Division; Myanmar

Added: 2008-02-17

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Need makes the old Wife trot; [woodcut: barefoot old woman hitches up skirts to cross a stream]

Need makes the old Wife trot; [woodcut: barefoot old woman hitches up skirts to cross a stream]

Dictionary of Proverbs (1917)

Keywords: page images, proverbs, bare feet, people, rivers

Places shown: unspecified

Added: 2005-07-15

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Little Orphan Island

Little Orphan Island

Travels Around the World (1873)

Two hundred and fifty miles above nanking, the [Yang-tse-kiang] river flows swiftly through a narrow gorge between two mountains, one called the Eastern, the other the Western Pillar. Above this stra [...]

Keywords: rivers, islands, monasteries, rocks

Places shown: Little Orphan Island; Nanking; China

Added: 2006-01-03

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