Angell Collection

A fine townhouse on Angell Road, Brixton - Angell Town was an estate of houses for the wealthy laid out in the 1850's and 1860's with Wiltshire Road its main axis. Date: circa 1910s

Angell Road, Brixton, London. Date: 1908

Baby Humour
Can you talk? Baby lying on a blanket talking to a toy cat. Artist: Maude Angell. Date: circa 1916

Sir Norman Angell and Leonard Behrens with Miss Barbara Hayes on board ship en route to Canada where Sir Norman was to present a series of lectures on foreign affairs. Date: 1935

The Great Exhibition (engraving)
1625741 The Great Exhibition (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: The Great Exhibition. Illustration for The Illustrated London News, 21 June 1851)

Interior view of the Clothworkers Hall, Mincing Lane, City of London, 1856. Artist
Interior view of the Clothworkers Hall, Mincing Lane, City of London, 1856

Photograph of Angell Arms, Brixton, London. The main side of the print (shown here) depicts: Face on view of the pub. The back of the print (available on request) details

Caricature of Norman Angell, writer and politician
Caricature of Sir Ralph Norman Angell (1872-1967), writer, lecturer and Labour politician. Best known for his book, The Great Illusion (1910), arguing against war from an economic point of view

Economist and Pacifist Norman Angell
Norman Angell (1872 1967), English lecturer, journalist, author, and Member of Parliament for the Labour Party. Date: circa 1920s

John Angell James - 2
JOHN ANGELL JAMES Nonconformist churchman at Birmingham. ` Date: 1785 - 1859

John Angell James - 1
JOHN ANGELL JAMES Nonconformist churchman at Birmingham. ` Date: 1785 - 1859

JAMES ROWLAND ANGELL (1869-1949). American educator and psychologist. Photographed c1920

SILVER DISH, BY ANGELL, STRAND, 1851 engraving

SILVER DISH, BY ANGELL, STRAND, 1851 engraving

(1869-1949). American educator and psychologist. Photographed c1920
JAMES ROWLAND ANGELL (1869-1949). American educator and psychologist. Photographed c1920

Brigham Youngs Beehive House - Salt Lake City, Utah, USA. Date: 1906

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"Exploring the Charms of Angell Road, Brixton: A Fine Townhouse in London" Discovering the hidden gems Road, Brixton is a delightful journey through history and culture. Nestled in this vibrant neighborhood lies a fine townhouse that exudes elegance and charm. Step inside to experience the grandeur of its architecture and immerse yourself in the rich heritage it holds. As you stroll along Angell Road, Brixton, you can't help but be captivated by its unique character. This bustling street tells tales of generations past while embracing modernity with open arms. From quaint shops to trendy cafes, there's something for everyone here. Intriguingly, amidst our exploration of Angell-related wonders, we stumble upon a caricature of Norman Angell - an influential writer and politician who left an indelible mark on society. His wit and wisdom are immortalized through this artistic portrayal. Delightful baby humor adds a touch of joy to our journey as we encounter adorable birthday greetings filled with laughter-inducing antics. It reminds us that even in serious times like those depicted at The Great Exhibition engraving or during Sir Norman Angell's voyage with Miss Barbara Hayes aboard ship en route to unknown destinations; humor can bring lightness to any situation. Stepping into the Clothworkers Hall at Mincing Lane transports us back to 1856 when artistry flourished within its walls. The intricate details showcased by talented artists provide glimpses into a bygone era where craftsmanship reigned supreme. Norman Angell emerges as not only an economist but also a pacifist whose beliefs shaped his contributions towards peace-building efforts worldwide. His legacy serves as inspiration for future generations striving for harmony amidst turbulent times. John Angell James' presence graces our narrative twice - each portrait capturing his essence as a prominent figure from history whose influence still resonates today.