Hungerford Collection (page 3)

Tombs and effigies of the Hungerford Family, inside the chapel of the 14th century Farleigh Hungerford Castle, Somerset, England, United Kingdom, Europe

Opening of New Hungerford Market, London
Crowds of people at the opening of New Hungerford Market, London, with Mr Graham ascending in his balloon. 2 July 1833

Opening of the New Hungerford Market
View during the opening of the New Hungerford Market, with boats on the River Thames, and a balloon in the sky, piloted by Mr Graham. 2 July 1833

A view of the New Hungerford market, taken from the terrace

Lieutenant Ernest Gidden receiving the George Cross, 1942
Lieutenant Ernest Gidden(1910 -1961)receiving the George Cross for making safe a mine which had fallen on Hungerford Bridge

Hocktide Kiss
Hocktide at Hungerford, Berkshire, England. A Tutti Man carrying a bouquet demands a kiss from every female, or a penny fine! Date: 1930s

Farleigh Castle

Farleigh Castle Gate
Farleigh Hungerford Castle, Somerset, England. Building began in the 1370s by Sir Thomas Hungerford and extended by his son, Walter, in the 15th century : Walls & gateway Date: 14th & 15th century

River Thames - 1953
View from Hungerford Bridge towards the City - Festival Hall Pier on right, Waterloo Bridge crossing the Thames and St. Pauls in background. Pleasure craft on water

Festival of Britain site, South Bank, London
General view of the Festival of Britain site, South Bank, London, looking down the River Thames from Big Ben. From the right can be seen County Hall, the Dome of Discovery

Dairy farming, worker filtering milk in parlour, Prosperous Home Farm, Hungerford, Berkshire, England

Dairy farming, worker using machine for cream production, Prosperous Home Farm, Hungerford, Berkshire, England

SUFFRAGETTES, 1913. Writer, socialite, and R. M. S. Titanic survivor Helen Churchill Hungerford Candee on horseback at
SUFFRAGETTES, 1913. Writer, socialite, and R.M.S. Titanic survivor Helen Churchill Hungerford Candee on horseback at the head of the womens suffrage parade at Washington, D.C. 3 March 1913

LONDON: MARKET, 1833. The opening of the new Hungerford Market on the Strand in London, England, July 1833, is celebrated on the nearby Thames River and with George

Hungerford Bridge
Built by Brunel in 1841-5 to serve Hungerford Market, the bridge will be demolished in the 1860s when Hawkshaws railway bridge is built

Bomb damage by County Hall during the Blitz
The Southbank terrace alongside City Hall, showing fallen masonry attesting to bomb damage following a German Air Raid during the Blitz

Hungerford Stairs
River steamers on the Thames at Charing Cross

Demolition of Hungerford Market, London, 1862
Engraving showing the demolition of Hungerford Market to make room for Charing Cross Railway Station, London, 1862

HOCKTIDE
ENGLAND: Hungerford, Berkshire Originally John o Gaunts (now Lucas) horn is blown to open 1st new court session of the officials of the Hocktide Court - just after Easter

Hungerford railway bridge and footbridge over the River Thames, London, England, United Kingdom, Europe

Waterloo Bridge 1917
viewed from Hungerford Bridge

Hungerford Bridge 1846

Hungerford Market, London
Hungerford Market, near Charing Cross - Street traders and their customers outside the dairy of Thomas Olley, cowkeeper, while washing hangs from the windows above

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"Hungerford: A Tapestry of History and Resilience" Step into the enchanting town of Hungerford, where history weaves its intricate threads through time. Nestled in the heart of Oxfordshire, this captivating place holds tales that will transport you to different eras. Dating back to the 19th century, the Union Workhouse in Wantage stands as a reminder of a bygone era when communal support was vital for survival. It serves as a testament to the strength and resilience of those who sought refuge within its walls. During World War II, Hungerford faced its own trials amidst the chaos engulfing London. The Blitz brought destruction, but it also revealed incredible bravery with bomb disposal operations at Charing Cross. These unsung heroes risked their lives daily to protect innocent civilians from harm's way. Delve further into history and witness an awe-inspiring sight - a majestic balloon floating gracefully over London in 1833. This breathtaking spectacle captured hearts and minds alike, showcasing human ingenuity reaching new heights. Crossing over Clifton Suspension Bridge is like stepping onto a masterpiece suspended above nature's beauty. Its architectural marvel leaves visitors spellbound while connecting communities on either side with grace and elegance. The tranquil waters of Kennet & Avon Canal reveal another facet of Hungerford's charm - canal boats gently gliding along this picturesque waterway. They paint a serene picture against lush greenery, inviting all who pass by to embrace tranquility away from bustling city life. Intrigue awaits as we unravel secrets hidden within aerial plans depicting the Festival of Britain site in London. This grand event showcased innovation and creativity on an unprecedented scale - leaving an indelible mark on British culture for generations to come. Pause your journey momentarily at Halfway House Toll; here lies evidence of times when travel required payment before continuing onwards towards new horizons – reminding us how far we've come since then.