Brunner Collection

Widnes Transporter Bridge
The Widnes Transporter Bridge - opened by Sir J T Brunner on 29th May 1905. A span of 1000ft from the centre to the centre of each tower, each 1000ft in height

Poster, Vystava Nachod (Exhibition), Czechoslovakia, 19 June to 15 August Date: 1938

Beatrice von Brunner, actress (1892-1955), studio portrait. Captioned, A New Dream for Daly's'. Beatrice von Brunner was about to appear in The Waltz Dream'at Daly's Theatre

La Viennoise Irma Brunner, 1880-1882. Private Collection

The Matterhorn from the Col d Herens, Switzerland, c1900. Artist: J Brunner
The Matterhorn from the Col d Herens, Switzerland, c1900. View looking across the Tiefenmatten Glacier towards the mountains west face

Black-Pied Pouter Cock Pigeon
A portrait of two Black-Pied Pouter, (Pigmy Pouter) pigeons, with two white feathered Brunner Pouters featured in the background. The illustration shows their unsual features as a fancy breed

USA - New York. Temple Beth-El - Bethel Synagogue, New York. Temple Beth-El was designed by Arnold Brunner and built in 1891 at Fifth Ave. and 76th Street

Synagogue Temple Beth-El, 5th Avenue, New York
Built in 1891 by architect Arnold Brunner in Indiana lime stone to cater for the large Jewish community living in New York

Blackwell Mill Cottages, Millers Dale, Peak District
A very rare photograph of Blackwell Mill Cottages with the railway line with a goods train in view. One of the trucks identifies its owner as Brunner Mond, the forerunner of I.C.I. chemicals

Switzerland - Watching Clock strike midday - Berne. The astronomical clock was built in the 16th century by Caspar Brunner

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"Brunner: A Journey Through Time and Places" Step into the world of Brunner, where history, art, and beauty intertwine. From the iconic Widnes Transporter Bridge to the mesmerizing Poster at Vystava Nachod Exhibition in Czechoslovakia, Brunner captivates with its diverse range. Intriguingly, we encounter Beatrice von Brunner, an enchanting actress whose studio portrait whispers tales of her upcoming performance in "The Waltz Dream" at Daly's Theatre. A new dream awaits as she graces the stage. Amidst this captivating journey is a Black-Pied Pouter Cock Pigeon that captures our attention with its unique allure. Its elegance mirrors that of La Viennoise Irma Brunner from 1880-1882 - a name etched in time. As we traverse through landscapes, we are greeted by The Matterhorn from the Col d Herens in Switzerland. An artist named J Brunner skillfully immortalizes this majestic peak around 1900; it stands as a testament to nature's grandeur. Across continents lies Temple Beth-El on New York's Fifth Avenue - a symbol of faith and unity. This magnificent Synagogue holds stories untold within its walls; it echoes with prayers whispered throughout generations. Our journey takes us further to Blackwell Mill Cottages nestled in Millers Dale within England's picturesque Peak District. These cottages exude charm and tranquility amidst nature's embrace - an idyllic escape from bustling city life. Yet amid all these wonders lies one constant: the presence of glamorous women who grace our path repeatedly. Their allure is undeniable as they leave their mark on every corner explored during this extraordinary adventure through time and space. Finally, we find ourselves standing before Berne's clock tower in Switzerland - patiently waiting for midday when time seems to stand still momentarily. In this momentary pause, we reflect on the wonders and the stories it holds.