Claughton Collection

Yorkshire, The Champion County Cricket Team 1919
The champion county cricket team of the 1919 season. Date: 1919

Claughton Higher Grade School, Football Team, Shield Winners - erseyside, Birkenhead. Date: circa 1906

Modern Artistry in Wood - The English Wood Engraving Societys Exhibition at St. Georges Gallery. (clockwise from top left): Conway by C. W

The Visit of the Queen to Liverpool, the "Claughton", with Her Majesty on Board
1062176 The Visit of the Queen to Liverpool, the " Claughton", with Her Majesty on Board, passing the White Star SS " Republic" on the Mersey (engraving) by Wyllie

The Prince and Princess of Wales at Liverpool (engraving)
1054591 The Prince and Princess of Wales at Liverpool (engraving) by Wyllie, Charles William (1853-1923); Private Collection; (add.info.: The Prince and Princess of Wales at Liverpool)

Fylde PR3 0 Map
Postcode Sector Map of Fylde PR3 0

Lancaster LA2 9 Map
Postcode Sector Map of Lancaster LA2 9

Wirral CH43 1 Map
Postcode Sector Map of Wirral CH43 1

Source Size = 3784 x 2520
The Installation and Enthronement of the New Bishop of St. Alban s: the Procession Viewed from the Town Hall (Left), the Formal Investment of Bishop Claughton by the Archbishop (Right)

Claughton School C1905
Claughton Higher Grade School, Turnham Green, south-west London

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"Discover the charming English village of Claughton, nestled in the heart of Yorkshire. Known for its rich history, Claughton was once the home of the Champion County Cricket Team in 1919. The village's pride and joy extend beyond sports, with the Claughton Higher Grade School's Football Team claiming numerous shield wins. Step back in time with engravings of royal visits to Liverpool, featuring Her Majesty on board the "Claughton" passing the White Star SS "Republic" on the Mersey and the Prince and Princess of Wales at Liverpool. Explore the village's map, located between Fylde PR3, Lancaster LA2, and Wirral CH43. Amidst the picturesque landscape, take a moment to appreciate the modern artistry in wood, showcasing the beauty of the Bluebell (Endymion non-scriptus) flowering mass, growing beside the path in the deciduous woodland habitat of Brock Bottoms. As you wander through the village, don't forget to reflect on the history School, as seen in this early 1900s photograph." (Size.