Goderich Collection

Lord de Grey and Ripon, Vanity Fair, Ape
GEORGE FREDERICK SAMUEL ROBINSON, 1st Marquess of Ripon (1827-1909), known as Viscount Goderich (1833-59) and as the Earl de Grey and Ripon (1859-71)

Buffalo and Lake Huron Railway: Opening Ceremonies at Goderich, Canada West, 1858. Creator: Unknown
Buffalo and Lake Huron Railway: Opening Ceremonies at Goderich, Canada West, 1858. This railway, which is largely held by English capitalists, connects that inland sea, Lake Huron, through Buffalo

Goderich Beach, Sierra Leone
Sierra Leone, Goderich Beach. People crowd on to the beach when the fishing boats return from sea. In 1982 the beach was a busy fishing village

Boy with fishes, Sierra Leone
African boy with handful of five fishes freshly landed on Goderich Beach, Sierra Leone, West Africa Date: circa 1982

Buffalo and Lake Huron Railway, Opening Ceremonies at Goderich, Canada West (engraving)
1619406 Buffalo and Lake Huron Railway, Opening Ceremonies at Goderich, Canada West (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Buffalo and Lake Huron Railway)

Woman with fresh fish in sand, Sierra Leone
A woman sorts her fish, freshly landed on Goderich Beach, Sierra Leone, Africa Date: circa 1982

Fruit sellers, Sierra Leone
Two women fruit sellers, Goderich Beach, Sierra Leone, Africa. They wear bright clothes and carry their wares on their heads Date: circa 1982

Fruit seller, Sierra Leone
Woman fruit seller, Goderich Beach, Sierra Leone, Africa. She carries her wares on her head in an enamel bowl Date: circa 1982

Coconut seller, Sierra Leone
Coconut seller carries his wares on his head, on Goderich Beach, Sierra Leone, West Africa Date: circa 1982

Frederick John Robinson 1st Earl Of Ripon 1782 To 1859 Viscount Goderich 1827 To 1833 British Statesman And Prime Minister When He Was Known As Lord Goderich Engraved By J Jenkins After Sir T

Ripon / 1st Marquis / George
GEORGE FREDERICK SAMUEL ROBINSON, 1st MARQUIS OF RIPON formerly VISCOUNT GODERICH Politician Date: 1827 - 1909

In the Park, Goderich, Canada, Nineteenth Century Engraving

The Goderich Lighthouse, Canada, Nineteenth Century Engraving

The Goderich Lighthouse, Canada, Nineteenth Century Engraving

In the Park, Goderich, Canada, Nineteenth Century Engraving

RIPON (1782 - 1859)
FREDERICK JOHN ROBINSON - 1st Earl of RIPON (formerly Viscount Goderich) - British statesman

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Goderich, a town with a rich history and diverse cultural influences. Named after Lord de Grey and Ripon, this charming place has been featured in the pages of Vanity Fair by the talented caricaturist Ape. In its early days, Goderich witnessed the inauguration of the Buffalo and Lake Huron Railway, an event that marked progress and connectivity for Canada West. The opening ceremonies at they were grand, leaving a lasting impression on all who attended. But it's not just historical events that define Goderich; it is also known for its stunning natural beauty. Picture-perfect scenes like a woman with fresh fish in sand or the breathtaking Goderich Beach in Sierra Leone are sure to captivate any visitor. The vibrant local markets showcase the lively spirit of this town. Fruit sellers line up their colorful produce while coconut vendors entice passersby with their refreshing offerings. And amidst all this hustle and bustle, you might spot a young boy proudly displaying his catch of fishes. Goderich holds another significant connection to history through George Frederick Samuel Robinson, 1st Marquess of Ripon. This British statesman served as Prime Minister during his time as Lord Goderich before assuming other prestigious titles such as Viscount Goderich and Earl de Grey and Ripon. From engravings depicting Frederick John Robinson to illustrations portraying George Frederick Samuel Robinson's political career and role as Grand Master of the United Grand Lodge of England - these images remind us of how deeply intertwined Goderich is with influential figures throughout history. With its fascinating past, picturesque landscapes, bustling markets, and connections to notable individuals - there's no doubt that exploring Goderich will leave you enchanted by its charm.