Bourne Collection (page 5)

Tring cutting - 17 June 1837. Engineer Robert Stephenson. From J. Bourne Drawings
Tring cutting - 17 June 1837. Engineer Robert.. Stephenson. From J.Bourne Drawings of the London Railway, London 1839. Navvies excavating cutting: wheelbarrows filled at bottom

Bourne End, Buckinghamshire Date: circa 1905

London - Staff Swimming Bath
The Staff Swimming Bath at Messrs. Bourne & Hollingsworth Ltd. Department Store - Warwickshire House, Gower Street, London, England Date: circa 1930s

Ireland / Castlelough Bay
The entrance gates to Bourne Vincent Memorial Park and Muckross Abbey, showing Castlelough Bay on Loch Leane, near Killarney, County Kerry, Ireland. Date: 1960s

Boating on the River Thames, 1909
A group of happy boaters in the Edwardian era, waiting for the locks to open at Bourne End in Buckinghamshire as they row along the River Thames. Date: 1909

King Alberts Fete day: The royal Belgian children at Westmi
Cardinal Bourne greeting Prince Leopold, Duc de Bradant; Prince Charles, Comte de Flandre and Princess Marie-Jose of Belgium

THE HEART IN HAND INN
The striking inn sign of The Heart in Hand at Bourne End, near High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire, England

Bournes River Steam Train, 1849
Engraving of John Bournes proposal for a River Steam Train for use on the rivers of India, 1849. At that time, India had a poor transport network and Mr

Pollen from pussy willow
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Wyclif / Thomas / Bourne
JOHN WYCLIF on his sickbed at Oxford in 1378, the religious reformer is assailed by friars who are not of his way of thinking Date: 1324 - 1384

Charles I Bourne
Charles I of England in Armour

Francis Bourne
FRANCIS BOURNE Roman Catholic churchman : archbishop of Westminster; cardinal

Hereward Vs Normans
HEREWARD THE WAKE How the Saxon hero Hereward cleared Bourne (Lincolnshire, England) of Frenchmen (Normans). The thick of the battle melee

Oxford Boat Crew 1909
The Oxford crew, mostly looking rather chilly in blazers and shorts

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