Feb19 Collection

The Royal Oak - Queen Victoria and descendents family tree
A spectacular family tree produced by The Illustrated London News to mark the Golden Jubilee of Queen Victoria in 1887. The beautifully drawn oak tree is hung with portraits of Victoria and Albert

Story of the Bengal Partition and its reversal
Page from The Graphic showing two maps of North East India. The top map shows Bengal partitioned in 1905, when a large part of its former area in the east was united with Assam to form the new

Viscount Clive and his daughter Davina
Mervyn Horatio Herbert, 17th Baron Darcy de Knayth, styled Viscount Clive (1904 1943), British peer and Royal Air Force officer, pictured with his daughter Davina (born 1938). Date: 1942

Lady Graham, page from The Tatler 1913
Page from The Tatler, Sporting and Country House Supplement, 12th March 1913: A Mixed Bag, featuring a photo of Lady Graham and a friend at a point-to-point meeting

Princess Beatrice, youngest child of Queen Victoria and Prince Albert, at the time of her betrothal to Prince Henry of Battenberg. Date: 1885

Prince Henry of Battenberg, at the time of his betrothal to Princess Beatrice. Date: 1885

Heating engineer viewing House of Commons chamber
Engineer in charge of heating and air-conditioning for the House of Commons viewing the chamber through a 65 foot long periscope. Date: 1950

Air conditioning for the House of Commons by G. H. Davis
To cool the heads and warm the feet of our legislators: air-conditioning for the new House of Commons. Diagram by G. H. Davis in The Illustrated London News showing how a single switchboard operator

George Nathaniel Curzon, newly appointed Viceroy of India
George Nathaniel Curzon, 1st Marquess Curzon of Kedleston, (1859-1925), who was styled as Lord Curzon of Kedleston between 1898 and 1911

The late John Redmond
John Redmond (1856 - 1918), Irish statesman, pictured in The Graphic at the time of his death. Date: 1918

Viscountess Clive (Vida Cuthbert, 1910 - 2003), wife of Viscount Clive who she married in 1934. Lady Clive was President of the Red Cross for the county of Montgomeryshire. 1942

Atomic energy stand at British Industries Fair 1949
An atomic energy stand at the British Industries Fair at Olympia, which illustrated the application of radioactive isotopes. 1949. Date: 1949

Woodbine Willie - Rev. G. A. Studdert-Kennedy
Geoffrey Anketell Studdert Kennedy MC (18831929), English Anglican priest and poet. He was nicknamed Woodbine Willie during World War I for giving Woodbine cigarettes along with spiritual aid to

Clara St Casse as Edgar in The Swan and Edgar, 1859
Clara St Casse as Edgar in The Swan and Edgar (a burlesque) at St Jamess Theatre, London. The character and singing are both suited to the peculiar talents of this talented young actress

What are we coming to? Camera fiend taking a record snapshot. A photographer hides beneath a hedge waiting for that perfect shot of a horse rider jumping overhead. Date: 1896

Fatal motor race at Brooklands, 1907
The fatal motor-race on the Brooklands track: the scene immediately after the overturning of Mr Hermons car. The first fatal accident at Brooklands racing track when driver Vincent Herman

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"Exploring the Rich History of Feb19: From Queen Victoria's Royal Oak to Atomic Energy Stands at British Industries Fair 1949" In this captivating journey through time, we uncover fascinating stories and remarkable individuals associated with the enigmatic term "Feb19". Delve into the annals of history as we unveil a tapestry woven with royalty, political intrigue, societal glamour, and technological advancements. At The Royal Oak, witness the majestic branches of Queen Victoria's family tree extending through generations. Discover Viscount Clive and his daughter Davina, whose lives were intertwined with tales of nobility and influence. Flip through a page from The Tatler 1913 to catch a glimpse of Lady Graham's elegance that graced high society. Princess Beatrice captures our attention next - her grace and poise embodying royal sophistication. Meanwhile, Prince Henry of Battenberg leaves us in awe as he explores the House of Commons chamber alongside a diligent heating engineer. Witness G. H. Davis' groundbreaking air conditioning system revolutionizing comfort within these hallowed halls. The narrative takes an adventurous turn as George Nathaniel Curzon assumes his role as Viceroy of India amidst whispers surrounding the Bengal Partition and its eventual reversal. We pay homage to the late John Redmond for his significant contributions during this tumultuous period. Viscountess Clive emerges from history's shadows - her presence commanding respect among peers while leaving an indelible mark on society. And finally, we fast forward to British Industries Fair 1949 where an atomic energy stand captivates imaginations about future possibilities. Join us on this enthralling expedition through time as we unravel hidden stories behind "Feb19", showcasing how it intertwines grandeur with innovation across various realms – be it regal bloodlines or cutting-edge technology shaping our world today.