Croyland Collection

Fall / Wire Fox Terrier / 35
CHAMPION CROYLAND COMPACTOM Owned by Mr W.S. Green. Date: 1935

The West front of Croyland Abbey, a Church of England parish church, formerly part of a Benedictine abbey church, in Crowland in the English county of Lincolnshire. Date: circa 1903

Crowland Abbey, Lincolnshire, 1793-94 (w / c over pencil on paper)
AMO110734 Crowland Abbey, Lincolnshire, 1793-94 (w/c over pencil on paper) by Girtin, Thomas (1775-1802); 33.2x30 cm; Ashmolean Museum, University of Oxford

The Old Bridge at Croyland (b / w photo)
5209216 The Old Bridge at Croyland (b/w photo) by English Photographer, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: The Old Bridge at Croyland)

FALL / WIRE FOX TERRIER / 35
CHAMPION CROYLAND COMPACTOM Owned by Mr W.S. Green. Date: 1935

The Industrial Exhibition at Peterborough, Sketches in and Around the Town: 1
THE INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION AT PETERBOROUGH, SKETCHES IN AND AROUND THE TOWN: 1. Porch of the Swan Inn; 2. Old Scarletts Picture in the Cathedral; 3. Croyland Triangular Bridge; 4. The Almshouses; 5

SKETCHES IN AND ABOUT PETERBOROUGH: 1. The Cathedral, from the South-East; 2. The Nave of the Cathedral, Looking East; 3. The Cathedral, from the North-West; 4. Croyland Abbey; 5

Drainage Mills in the Fens, Croyland, Lincolnshire, John Sell Cotman, 1782-1842, British

Arch - Crowland Abbey (Croyland Abbey), Lincolnshire
Crowland Abbey (Croyland Abbey), Lincolnshire. Legend tells us that St. Guthlacs hermit cell was here, when the area was a desolate island in the fens

King Edgar (Smith)
King Edgar, accompanied by a youth of distinction, stands near the triangular Croyland Bridge, holdings sceptre. He wears mantle and tunic, and of course a crown. Date: reigned 957 - 975

Croyland Bridge
The curious three-way bridge at Croyland, Lincolnshire

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The West front of Croyland Abbey stands tall, showcasing its timeless beauty and rich history. As the leaves gracefully fall, a playful Wire Fox Terrier named 35 explores the grounds with boundless energy. In an exquisite watercolor painting from 1793-94, Crowland Abbey in Lincolnshire is brought to life with delicate strokes and vibrant colors. The Old Bridge at Croyland captures a moment frozen in time through a captivating black and white photograph. A charming Fall scene unfolds as our loyal companion, the Wire Fox Terrier 35, frolics amidst nature's changing colors. Traveling back in time to 1939-40, we find ourselves flipping through pages of an Army and Navy Stores Catalogue that showcases the finest products of its era. The bustling Industrial Exhibition at Peterborough comes alive through sketches that capture the spirit of progress and innovation surrounding this vibrant town. Venturing into the enchanting Fens of Lincolnshire, John Sell Cotman's Drainage Mills transport us to a world where man harnesses nature for his own benefit. Standing proudly against time's relentless march is the majestic Arch of Crowland Abbey (Croyland Abbey), reminding us of centuries past. Intriguingly crafted by King Edgar Smith himself is an artwork simply titled 'King Edgar, ' leaving us pondering over its hidden meanings and symbolism. Lastly, we cross paths with Croyland Bridge - a symbol connecting people across generations as they traverse this historic land. Croyland beckons with its diverse tapestry woven from artistry, architecture, history, and natural wonders - inviting all who venture here to immerse themselves in its timeless charm.