Arnhem Collection (page 3)

The Advance into Holland, WW2
The Advance into Holland during the Second World War -- the Second Armys dash towards Nijmegen and Arnhem, and the crossing of the Belgian and Dutch water lines

Building up the Dutch salient, WW2
Building up the Dutch salient: Allied armour pouring into Holland via the Eindhoven-Nijmegen road for the great offensive, Second World War. Date: 1944

Nijmegen Bridge under attack by enemy aircraft, WW2
Nijmegen Bridge, the vital bridgehead in the Eindhoven corridor, under attack by enemy aircraft during the Second World War. Date: 1944

Pulling out from the Arnhem Bridgehead, WW2
British Airborne troops pulling out from the Arnhem Bridgehead, crossing the Lower Rhine during the night after an eight-day ordeal. Date: 1944

Portrait Godert Dircksz Kerckrinck late 17th century
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Twilight Oil canvas 25 7 / 8 x 17 7 / 8 65. 7 45. 4 cm
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Shepherdess Flock Oil canvas 17 7 / 8 x 25 1 / 4
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Fishing Boats Beach Winter mid late 19th century
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Return Fold Oil canvas 19 3 / 4 x 33 7 / 8 50. 2 86 cm
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Changing Pasture ca 1880s Oil canvas 24 x 39 5 / 8
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Woman pulling tow rope verso sketch landscape
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Portrait Pieter Frederick van Os 1855 Graphite
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View of Arnhem, The Netherlands, Jan van Goyen, c. 1644

View of the Waal north of Nijmegen, Derk Anthony of Wart, 1815-1824, The Netherlands

Breaking the ice in Arnhem, The Nethelands, Reinier Craeyvanger, Alexander Ver Huell or Verhuell, 1855-1880

Green Tree Python
New Guinean Green tree python (Morelia viridis) coiled up and hanging on a branch

Green Tree Python
Coiled up Asian Green Tree python or chondro snake (Morelia viridis), close-up of the head

The Hotel Oranje Nassau, Arnhem, The Netherlands
Hotel Oranje Nassau, Arnhem, The Netherlands Date: circa late 1920s

Young Dutch Girl - Arnhem wearing traditional costume including lace headscarf and clogs on he feet. Date: circa 1920s

Netherlands (aka Holland), Apeldoorn near Arnhem. National Museum Paleis Het Loo (aka Het Loo Palace). West Wing enterance

Netherlands (aka Holland), Apeldoorn. National Museum Paleis Het Loo (aka Het Loo Palace), Coach House & Royal Stables (Editorial Usage Only)

Death of Sir Philip Sydney. Philip Sidney (1554-1586) English soldier, statesman poet, and patron of poets: Governor of Flushing (1585)

Philip Sidney (1554-1586) English soldier, statesman, poet, and patron of poets. Governor of Flushing (1585). Mortally wounded in the thigh at the Battle of Zutphen in which the Dutch

Netherlands (aka Holland), Arnhem, Oosterbeek. War memorial at Hartenstein (aka Airborne Museum)

Janssingel, Arnhem, Holland. Date between ca. 1890 and ca. 1900

Beekhuizen, Arnhem, Holland. Date between ca. 1890 and ca. 1900

Velper Square, Arnhem, Holland. Date between ca. 1890 and ca. 1900

Lauwers Gracht, Arnhem, Holland. Date between ca. 1890 and ca. 1900

Castle Rosendaal, Arnhem, Holland. Date between ca. 1890 and ca. 1900

Viyver, i. e. Vijver Mount Temel, Arnhem, Holland
Viyver, i.e. Vijver Mount Temel, Arnhem, Holland. Date between ca. 1890 and ca. 1900

The town and Rhine, Arnhem, Holland. Date between ca. 1890 and ca. 1900

The great market, Arnhem, Holland. Date between ca. 1890 and ca. 1900

Netherlands (aka Holland), Apeldoorn. National Museum Paleis Het Loo (aka Het Loo Palace) Lower gardens

Netherlands (aka Holland), Apeldoorn outside of Arnhem. National Museum Paleis Het Loo (aka Het Loo Palace), Queens Garden

Poster advertising Guy de Coral & Co, Amsterdam
Poster advertising Guy de Coral & Co of Amsterdam, Arnhem and Den Haag, for photography and other services

British Tanks crossing a Bailey Bridge, Holland; Second Worl
Photograph showing British tanks and self-propelled guns crossing a Bailey bridge, Holland, 1944. This bridge had been built by British engineers over a canal during Operation Market Garden

Lance-Sergeant John D. Baskeyfield VC (1922-44)
Photographic portrait of Lance-Sergeant John Baskeyfield of the South Staffordshire Regiment, First Airborne Division, pictured c.1943

British 6-Pounder Anti-Tank Gun; Second World War, 1944
Photograph showing a British 6-pounder anti-tank gun, on a British army parade ground, 1944. This type of weapon was used extensively by the British Army

British Major and Lieutenant, near Arnhem; Second World War
Photograph showing a Major (on left) and Lieutenant of the British First Airborne Division in the woods near Arnhem, Holland, September 1944

Folding Motorcycle in a Parachute Container; Second World Wa
Photograph showing a folding motorcycle, in its parachute container, used by the British Airborne forces, 1944. Equipment such as this was used in Operation Market Garden by the British First

British First Airborne troops using a 75mm gun, Arnhem; Seco
Photograph showing a soldier of the British First Airborne Division firing a 75mm gun at an enemy position near Arnhem, September 1944

Radio Set in a Parachute Container; Second World War, 1944
Photograph showing a Number 56 type radio set, packed in its parachute container, as used by the British Airborne Forces, 1944

Besant at Arnhem 1920S
ANNIE BESANT lands at Arnhem airport, Netherlands, to take part in a Congress of the Star of the East, 1920s

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Arnhem, a city etched in the annals of history, witnessed the valiant efforts of soldiers from the British First Airborne Division during World War II. Amidst the chaos and turmoil, these brave men displayed unwavering courage and determination. Soldiers of the British First Airborne were seen in action on the streets of Arnhem, their uniforms stained with sweat and dirt as they fought relentlessly for victory. Dug into defensive positions within the city, they stood firm against an overwhelming enemy force. Bryan de Grineau's iconic painting "The Men of Arnhem" immortalizes these heroes who descended upon Arnhem's outskirts through daring parachute drops. Their arrival was a testament to their indomitable spirit and willingness to sacrifice everything for freedom. Major-General R. E. Urquhart led his troops with steely resolve amidst the chaos that engulfed Arnhem during those fateful days. His leadership became synonymous with resilience as he navigated his men through treacherous terrain towards their objective. Marching resolutely towards Arnhem, British First Airborne Troops showcased unparalleled unity and camaraderie. The sound of boots hitting cobblestones echoed through deserted streets as they pressed forward undeterred by adversity. Glider-borne soldiers from this division soared above Arnhem's skyline before descending onto hostile territory. These airborne warriors exemplified bravery beyond measure as they faced unimaginable dangers head-on. Aerial views captured Nijmegen's bridge over River Rhine - a crucial lifeline connecting allies across Holland during World War II. This strategic location held immense significance in shaping the outcome at Arnhem. Private J Connington from Selby, Yorks fearlessly engaged enemies using his Sten gun on Arnhem's blood-soaked battlegrounds. His actions epitomized heroism under fire as he fought alongside comrades till every last bullet was spent.