Allan Collection (page 11)

"Allan: A Name Woven into History and Art" From the haunting tales of Edgar Allan Poe to the triumphs of Edinburgh Hibernian FC

Allan Collection: Solomons Mines / Haggard

Solomons Mines / Haggard
Allan Quartermain saves the servant Umbopa, thought by the witch to be evil

Alec Allan and Husky
ALEC ALLAN Scotsman best known for training sled-dogs for work and racing. This is termed mushing. Trained dogs to carry munitions for the French

Poe Home, Ravenswood
Edgar Allan Poes home at Ravenswood, Long Island, where he lived while working in New York as magazine editor

Locomotive 1840S
This fine locomotive is not an exact match of any other in our files, but it is very similar to the goods locomotives Mr Allan is building at Crewe, 1843+

Elixir of Hate
Illustration for The elixir of hate by George Allan England (first published in 1911)

POE (ANON)
EDGAR ALLAN POE American writer

Poe (Stuart)
EDGAR ALLAN POE American writer

Poe (Hollyer)
EDGAR ALLAN POE American writer

POE
EDGAR ALLAN POE American writer

Poe and Friends
EDGAR ALLAN POE American writer (on the right) with friends from the University of Virginia, Miles George and Thomas Goode Tucker, probably taken about 1840

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"Allan: A Name Woven into History and Art" From the haunting tales of Edgar Allan Poe to the triumphs of Edinburgh Hibernian FC, the name Allan has left its mark across various realms. Nestled in Henderson Street West, Bridge of Allan, Scotland, this picturesque town resonates with a rich heritage. Embarking on an adventure across the Atlantic? The iconic Allan Line to Canada poster beckons you towards new horizons. Just as Virginia Poe captivated her husband's heart, Edgar Allan Poe's literary genius continues to captivate readers even today. In times of conflict and courage, Antietam witnessed the meeting of minds - Maj. G alongside President Lincoln and renowned detective Allan Pinkerton. Meanwhile, artist Robert Weir Allan immortalized Rosehearty's beauty in his captivating artwork from c1909. The swinging city life came alive on London Life's front cover in 1966 - a testament to how vibrant and dynamic "Allan" can be. And let us not forget The Field of Prestonpans where history unfolded with each step taken by brave souls who fought for their beliefs. As waves crashed against the deck of SS Gallia in 1879, passengers bearing the name "Allan" embarked on journeys filled with hope and anticipation. Through literature, sports teams' victories or scenic landscapes captured by artists' brushes; "Allan" remains etched within our collective memory – a symbol that connects diverse aspects of human experience throughout time.