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Thanksgiving reception
Thanksgiving Reception at Grand Central palace given under the auspices of the Officers and Men of the U.S.F.S. Alabama in token of their regard, to Admiral C.H. Davis U.S.N. Nineteen Hundred & Six

Flight of Jefferson Davis
The flight of President Jefferson Davis (after General Lees surrender in the US Civil War) and his ministers over the Georgia Ridge, five days before his capture on 10 May 1865

The Search for M2
The Royal Navys new deep-sea observation chamber, invented by Robert H Davis of Siebe, Gorman & Co. the inventor of submarine life-saving apparatus

Rosie Dolly and Mortimer Davis
Rosie Dolly (1892-1970) one half of the famous performing American identical twins, The Dolly Sisters, with Mortimer Davis Jnr, known as The Fat Boy

Express Engines Of The World by Laurence Davis
Examples of express trains engines from around the world taken from Boys Own newspaper

Admiral Nelsons telescope and walking stick
Admiral Nelsons telescope (by Dollond) given to him by his Godson and the famous walking stick used mostly in naples. Photograph by William Gordon Davis

Loch Ness Monster front page
Front cover of the Illustrated London News showing an illustration by ILN artist, G. H Davis, made after he was sent to Loch Ness to record the evidence given by a number of people who claimed to

The capture of Jefferson Davis; American Civil War, 1865
Image showing the President of the Confederate States, Jefferson Davis, and his party retreating across the Pedee River, North Carolina, at the fall of the Southern Confederacy, 1865

President Jefferson Davis leaves his escort; American Civil
Engraving showing the President of the Confederate States, Jefferson Davis, bidding farewell to his escort towards the end of the American Civil War

President Jefferson Davis bidding farewell to his escort, 18
Image showing the President of the Confederate States, Jefferson Davis, and bidding farewell to his escort at the end of the American Civil War, 1865

Inauguration of Jefferson Davis as President, 1861
The scene out the courthouse of Richmond, Virginia, as Jefferson Davis was inaugurated as President of the Confederate States, 1861

Sammy Davis Jnr. c. 1960
Photographic portrait of Sammy Davis Jnr. (1925-1990), the American singer and entertainer

Jefferson Davis (1808-1889)
Portrait of Jefferson Davis, the President of the Confederate States during the American Civil war of 1861-65

President Jefferson Davis working at the roadside, 1865
Engraving showing the President of the Confederate States, Jefferson Davis, signing an Act of Government by the roadside, 1865

Davis Cup in Paris
Henri Cochet (Fr) and Big Bill Tilden (USA) before their Davis Cup match at Roland Garros Stadium, Paris. Cochet beat Tilden in the singles in 1928, 1929 and 1930

Twelve foot Davis Statue, Peace River, Alberta, Canada, North America

Mrs Christian Davis
MRS CHRISTIAN DAVIS nee CAVENAUGH alias MOTHER ROSS Irish adventuress and cross-dresser

HENRY BUNNY AUSTIN Twice a Wimbledon finalist, seen here on the right with Takacs (Hungary) during a Davis Cup tie in the early 1930s

Jockey / Billy Stott 20C
Billy Stott, jockey, in the colours of Mr BD Davis

Husband / Wife / Arkansas
Mr & Mrs Davis of Arkansas City, Kansas, USA

Davis Inaugurated
At Montgomery, Alabama, Jefferson Davis is inaugurated president of the provisional government of the Southern Confederacy. He would prefer to be commander-in-chief

Jefferson Davis Inflight
Jefferson Davis and his staff are ferried across the Pe-Dee river, North Carolina, after the fall of the Southern Confederacy. Others have to swim their horses across

Death / Nelson / Davis / Col
The death of Nelson at the Battle of Trafalgar

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"Davis: A Legacy of Talent and Innovation" a name that resonates with excellence in various fields, from snooker to film, from engineering to music. It represents a lineage of individuals who have left an indelible mark on their respective industries. In the world of snooker, Davis stands as one of the most famous surnames. The likes of Steve Davis and Joe they have dominated the sport, showcasing their exceptional skills and strategic prowess on the green baize. But it doesn't stop there. G. H. Davis, a British innovator, introduced groundbreaking inventions such as the New British Sten gun and contributed to monumental projects like the construction of Sydney Harbour Bridge. His expertise also extended to weaponry with his involvement in designing the British 25-pounder field gun. The creative realm has also witnessed the influence of Davis's legacy. Paul Chambers' iconic photograph captures Bette Davis in her unforgettable role as Margo Channing in "All About Eve, " showcasing her talent as an American actress par excellence. G. H. Davis's contributions were not limited to engineering; he played a pivotal role in creating new spaces for wildlife enthusiasts at London Zoo by constructing its impressive Reptile House. Music aficionados will recognize another facet of this illustrious surname through Frank Sinatra, Sammy Davis Jr. , Liza Minnelli's captivating performance at Royal Albert Hall in 1989 - an event that epitomized musical brilliance and star power. Even sports found itself intertwined with this remarkable name when Millwall Athletic football team posed for a group photo capturing their camaraderie and dedication on the pitch. Film enthusiasts cannot forget Joan Crawford and Bette Davis's electrifying performances as sisters in "What Ever Happened to Baby Jane?" Directed by Robert Aldrich – a cinematic masterpiece that showcased both actresses' immense talents underlining why they remain legends today. G. H.