Frank Collection (page 47)

Frank Benson - Actor
F. R. Benson in the role of Romeo

Brooklyn Bridge 1876
In a boatswains chair, brave engineer Frank Farrington is the first person to cross the bridge. Suspended by a single cable, he raises his hat to the crowds 227 feet below

Frank Lockwood / Downey
SIR FRANK LOCKWOOD lawyer who defended Charles Peace (unsuccessfully), solicitor-general

Frank R Stockton
FRANK STOCKTON American writer, famed for the short story The lady or the tiger ?

Franks orange lobster. UK (RR)
Sue Daly / SplashdownDirect

Constance Benson / 1905
CONSTANCE BENSON (nee Featherstonhaugh) English actress, wife of Frank R Benson

Frank Robert Benson
(Sir) FRANK ROBERT BENSON English actor-manager, founder of a Shakespearean company, seen here in the role of Romeo

Broadbent / Percival Gull
Harry Frank Broadbent, Australian aviator, and his Percival Gull, in which he made several record flights

Coliseum Theatre / 1905
A night time exterior view of this London theatre designed by Frank Matcham in 1904 as a variety house with a magnificent florid Edwardian interior

Jockey / Frank Wootton Vf
Frank Wootton, jockey

Jockey / Frank Furlong 20C
Frank Furlong, jockey, in the colours of Major Noel Furlong

Costume / Photo of Frank
Boy wears a dark 3-piece suit with a collarless short jacket fastening with one button at the throat & the front borders rounded off, an Eton collar, narrow bowtie & a peaked cap

Buddy & Morris Frank
Morris Frank, of Tennessee, with Buddy, his guide dog the first dog trained in Switzerland by Mrs Dorothy Eustis, founder with him in 1927, of The Seeing Eye

Sheffield Uni Library
Students in the Frank Wood Library at the University of Sheffield reading books and articles Date: 1950s

Ludwig Quidde / Nobel 1927
JOHN GALSWORTHY Author of The Forsyte Saga and other novels, and of Loyalties, The skin game and other plays

Herne & Williams
Witchcraft in 1871 an exciting seance held by Frank Herne and Charles Williams at Katherfelto Row, Hamburg Square, London; they were later exposed

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"Frank: A Journey Through Time and Talent" Step into the Metropolitan Music Hall on Edgware Road, where Frank's musical journey began. Five adjacent pubs in Portsmouth, Hampshire, witnessed his early performances that captivated audiences with his soulful voice. From there, he soared to new heights as he graced the stage of the Imperial Hotel in Tokyo, leaving a lasting impression on international crowds. In 1989, Frank Sinatra, Sammy Davis Jr. , and Liza Minnelli united at the Royal Albert Hall in London for an unforgettable performance that showcased their immense talent. But Frank wasn't just a creator of music; he left his mark beyond melodies. The Attwells Memorial Fountain in Reading stands as a testament to his philanthropic endeavors and dedication to community causes. His legacy even transcends earthly boundaries. Legends speak of UFO crashes at Aztec, New Mexico – some believe it was Frank's celestial presence making its mark on history. Beyond music and mystery lies another side – a passion for boxing. He rubbed shoulders with famous faces from the world of boxing who admired not only his artistry but also his fighting spirit. Education played an important role in shaping him too. As one of the masters at Malvern College, Frank inspired young minds to reach for greatness while imparting wisdom through mentorship. The Suspension Pier in Seaview became synonymous with moments when Frank found solace by gazing out onto the vastness of the sea - finding inspiration amidst nature's beauty. In bustling London, The Clock Tower at Victoria Station stood tall as time ticked away while commuters hurried past unaware that this iconic landmark had witnessed countless encounters between fans and their beloved idol - "Frank. " Across continents, even across oceans lay another tribute to this remarkable man - The Korean War Veterans Memorial (1995) in Washington D. C. , where United States veterans paid homage to those who served alongside them including one extraordinary soldier named Frank.